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Then the OS developer will simply make these "apps" part of the OS.

That's kind of out of character for Google. Their motto is to organize world's information, not cure diseases.

Why does the website have Google branding at the bottom? Is it a Google project or associated with Google somehow?

Slack is a different kind of hell now with their sales-force

You can signup for private adguard dns, then you should be able to whitelist domains.

Or you can set your DNS resolver to dns.adguard-dns.com and it blocks almost all ads. You can search "private dns" in Android settings app and set it there.

Warnings are ignored. It's much better to fail fast.

There's also React Native Web

Or atleast should have been Hack

TCP ensures what gets sent on one side gets received on the other side. TLS just encrypts the data. So even without TLS, random corruptions won't happen unless someone does MITM at…

It is already possible using the Host header and TLS SNI. But traffic still flows through port 443.

You can't. It's only supposed to be used for a limited list.

Well that's how SPAs work (single page applications)

I see no downside in using sqlite as an application file format.

I even forget which word means what, "open", "close"

What if it was proxied through mobile network on an unsuspecting user's phone? You risk of blocking a whole city or region.

When I hear Replit, I remember how the CEO tried to kill an intern's pet project. https://intuitiveexplanations.com/tech/replit/

It says "HTTP redirects (eg, 301, 302) are allowed, up to a reasonable number of redirect hops."

Let's say I need to resolve @example.com and we use the HTTPS GET method. So we will query https:// example.com/.well-known/atproto-did Will it work if that link redirects to says …

Increase my understanding

I was vibe researching TUN/TAP devices a few days ago. Cool to see such cool projects using them. I was mostly thinking about making a VPN prototype through.

Which means they are already a "pointer" to a record in a centralised database.