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Comment #47230960
I’ve been using WindHawk for a bit, and my favourite mods have been: - Slick Window Arrangement (better window snapping): https://windhawk.net/mods/slick-window-arrangement - Bette…
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Comment #47113534
Previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45925971
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Comment #47102449
This wasn’t a pen test? It was a drive by “oh fuck the platform I’m using is completely insecure”.
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Comment #47096055
The custom Github Actions approach is very customisable and flexible. In theory you could make and even auto approve bumps. If you want something more structured, I’ve been playing…
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Comment #47095986
The refined github extension[0] has some defaults that make the default view a little more tolerable. Past that I can personally recommend Renovate, which supports far more ecosyst…
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Comment #46887755
I think they mean if they already have her fingerprint from somewhere else, and a secret backdoor into the laptop. Then they could login, setup biometrics and pretend they had firs…
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Comment #46873412
I'm not sold at the idea - for most projects it makes sense that the author of the PR should ultimately have ownership in the code that they're submitting. It doesn't matter if tha…
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Comment #46873148
This is new to me, and a wonderful dive that I wish I was aware of during my OS course. Thanks!
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Comment #46869983
also previously from the owner of archive.is/today: https://archive-is.tumblr.com/tagged/patokallio
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Comment #46381150
> a PC laptop with Apple build quality and display quality, and there definitely aren't many options There’s been a bunch of Windows ARM laptops that aim to directly compete with t…
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Comment #45544820
Wow, that is an awesome resource and something I wish I knew about earlier!
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Comment #45544719
There’s also a hell of a lot of gestures that I’ve just learned of: https://www.cnet.com/tech/i-finally-got-used-to-the-new-ios-...
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Comment #45544692
The article makes an interesting point about the search focus. I wonder if there were plans for AI assisted search? That is a direction that could explain why search became so prom…
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Comment #45544668
From reading this thread I’m glad I’m not alone. It seems their “compact” mode has a bunch of invisible gestures that you’re just supposed to know about. Luckily I’ve also discover…
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Comment #45544600
As a long time Android user, I find these magical gestures frustrating difficult to discover. How on earth is someone supposed to guess such a gesture exists, and how am I supposed…
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Comment #45329979
Could you elaborate how it is better?
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Comment #45180795
The browser ensures that a passkey can only be used on the correct site.
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Comment #45108624
In the west we have “No Animals Were Harmed in the making of …”, which I’m only just learning comes from the American Humane Society: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Human…
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Comment #45108504
httpx also supports sync and async, but I remember seeing an issue in their repo about worse performance than aiohttp.
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Comment #45108480
Not to mention sync_to_async and async_to_sync are also part of a library, asgiref that the Django developers made to wrap a thread pool runtime!
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Comment #45108046
This looks similar to https://github.com/chengzeyi/ParaAttention or https://github.com/ali-vilab/TeaCache . It’s a shame they don’t compare against or mention them.
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Comment #45061407
I strongly disagree. Making invalid state unrepresentable is important. > wastes space > premature optimisation A timestamp is a witness of when the email was verified. Since if th…