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wtf_srsly

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    Comment #39538229

    AFAIK Google can't decrypt your Chrome data either (if you've set an optional passphrase). See https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/165139 .

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    Comment #38556421

    There are apps, like WhatsApp on iOS, that receive silent notifications and are started upon receiving them, allowing them to process these notifications locally (as explained in m…

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    Comment #38556253

    As far as I know, WhatsApp on iOS uses a special entitlement (com.apple.developer.usernotifications.filtering) for securely handling notifications. They receive silent push notific…

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    Comment #35730571

    Aren't the Chrome passswords part of the (optionally) E2EE encrypted data? It might not be the default but AFAIK they definitely _can_ be E2EE encrypted.

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    Comment #25637830

    It's actually quite easy to find. Just click on the DOI link for the full paper ( https://doi.org/10.23812/20-269-e-4 ).

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    Comment #24841241

    48 hours is pretty optimistic. At least for the 2016 model they can't just change the keycaps but they'll have to change the whole bottom case. This took a few weeks for me since I…

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    Comment #24841215

    > Apple seems to do all kinds of weird networking _stuff_. For instance, during wakeup, your T2 equipped Macbook will wait for a DNS response and then use said DNS response to sync…

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    Comment #24221282

    > You can do these things in JavaScript: match your media queries in JavaScript and change the inline styles, and reimplement :hover, :focus and the likes. But I expect (without su…

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    Comment #24221242

    That's just a hack using css custom properties that still requires a global css file to define all breakpoints on the html element. Also, how does it work for pseudo elements, stat…

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    Comment #24221218

    That you can't have inline pseudo elements, state selectors etc. There's a lot of stuff thats just possible with a proper css file / tags.

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    Comment #24143943

    I am from Germany and you'll see a lot of french EVs (e.g. Renault Zoe) on the road here since they're relatively cheap and you can get some tax deductions. Not so many people want…

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    Comment #22524023

    As is javascript. Have you ever tried debugging an application with Chrome ? I frequently use the "pause on exception" feature of the debugger or also place breakpoints strategical…

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    Comment #22098237

    This isn't true anymore. With MBUX Mercedes has started developing their infotainment system in-house again. I don't personally own a Mercedes but from what I've heard it's much be…

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    Comment #12007138

    I think it isn't the animation itself but the blatant abuse of box-shadow to create all the stars. Using an image for example should greatly reduce the required performance.

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    Comment #10106274

    That's what I also thought. But wouldn't it be possible to change the ownership of the authorized_keys file to root? Otherwise maybe am backup of the authorized_keys file and rollb…

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    Comment #9851389

    You can also easily "obfuscate" your whole code with this syntax using this site http://www.jsfuck.com/