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And the "lucky ten thousand" is a reference to https://xkcd.com/1053/

Note there was a W3C community group that explored the "HTTPS on local networks" question. It's closed now but they wrote use cases and proposals: https://www.w3.org/community/http…

I would interested in hearing examples of software that is a breeze to self host and terrible to self host. And most importantly, why? What can software devs do to make something a…

I was wondering as well so I looked it up real quick. Here are some relevant issues: - https://github.com/w3c/ServiceWorker/issues/745 - https://github.com/w3c/geolocation-sensor/i…

> I'm sure there are commercial (not even paid necessarily) apps that do all this, but this one is used only by us and it's built to perfectly interact with our lives There is anot…

I'm hoping PWAs continue to get better so that app stores aren't the only way of having an app-like experience. App stores just aren't designed for this kind of use case, and hurdl…

Agreed. An read only API for my upvoted stories and comments would be great so I can preserve this data and use it outside of HN.

> The isolation aspect was interesting in the days before Firecracker... I don't think Firecracker's existence makes WASM's isolation uninteresting. First, I think you are looking …

Are you willing to talk a bit about how Deno Deploy works internally? I think you have an internal build of Deno that can run multiple isolates (unlike the CLI, which basically run…

Issue 3335. I know. I'm watching it. :))

The "any language" advantage of WASM is theoretical. Each language is at a different level of support of WASM, libraries aren't all caught up and at the same point for all language…

Edge functions are typically run intermittently, with their runtime stopped to free up resources between runs. Therefore a big factor is startup and shutdown speed. Containers are …

Bmw has had a bunch of them: https://abcnews.go.com/US/mysterious-bmw-fires-continue-call...

It's not just technical and marketing, it's legal too. And this article references emails from tesla legal team. So legal is telling dmv that it's L2 so it doesn't have to get perm…

> ...and AGPL will rightfully worry them. Not deeply familiar with AGPL. Why is it bad for contributors?

Dang. It's really hard to put something online that lets anybody be creative without someone coming in, using to do bad things, and getting the whole site blocked by google. I gues…

> I forgot what made github.com switch to github.io. Something similar but totally separate. Yep, here's the link that explains it all: https://github.blog/2013-04-09-yummy-cookies…

> For that you'd have to open up network and file access pretty much right off the bat. For the network access I have an issue[0] open that asks to separate permissions to listen o…

Nice use of grafana. I wish it would show the number of tests. That metric is so important to understand why the number of cases move sometimes. I'm not sure if the original data s…

My reaction exactly. A more correct headline would be: "Patient 0 spread virus prior to Ebola-style lockdown" But I suppose that doesn't play into the reader's fears as much and th…

FYI on this site linked from op the image for "create a table" is the same as the image for "create a database". https://simplesql.redbeardlab.com/ Question: how do you deal with b…

I used open shot while on vacation recently and it was a pleasant experience. At the very least it was among the better open source productivity apps that I tried recently. By this…

I'm not sure it's so limited. First this is a great space for open source apps. Second I think people in general are becoming more aware that free online stuff usually comes with a…

> More moderation. Agreed. However moderation power is something that needs to be considered carefully. I think moderation power should be distributed broadly to the users who have…