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From a security POV, the URL being displayed at all times is absolutely necessary in order to avoid phishing.

And I thought prefixing it with "Honest question:" would convey tone. Thanks for the lingo tips, next time I'll type more eloquently.

Interesting trend. Def a gamble though.

Business valuations are different than currency exchange rates IMO. What's wrong with my comment? Is asking about something I don't understand wrong?

I didn't say I don't care. I'm asking to be educated, unfortunately instead I'm being downvoted.

Honest question: Why should I care?

This is the question I've been asking my iOS dev buddies, with a catch: I want up-to-date resources. None of them were able to share a link so far.

This will probably mean that Canadians, once again, will be left out in the cold.

Wish I could paste that Michael Scott "Thank You" gif here.

Well, he should. He's a vandal (no pun intended).

It doesn't work in Safari.

Is Wemux (https://github.com/zolrath/wemux) still relevant?

Not an argument, just a product of pure ignorance.

Both Safari and Chrome have recently adopted a 'flatter' version of their icon colours. Firefox still holds on to quite a few gradients.

Hmm... if we're picking a lingua franca for the Earth, that would have to be Mandarin (~14% of the world's population speak it)

I thought Maltese was Malta's official first language.

Shouldn't the first version be in French then?

Trying to make sense of these drafts still being written in English, given that with Brexit, none of the countries in EU zone have English as their first language (with exception of Ireland). Convention?

> _All of this is leading up to Firefox 57, which will be a major release in November that marks the deprecation of legacy add-on APIs in favor of cross-browser "WebExtensions", an overhauled UI ("Photon"), and the integration of many components from the Servo Parallel Browser Project ("Quantum")._

Is Firefox getting a more modern icon anytime soon? it's starting to show its age.

That's an issue even Governments can't deal with, we can't expect Apple to be able to circumvent Chinese laws.

Apple can't simply register devices into your account, they would have to have access to your iCloud account, which they can only get using one of those keys.

Worth noting that Safari Technology Preview was the first browser to support all of ECMAScript 2016+ features.

* http://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es2016plus/

That's exactly one of the reasons I use Safari as my daily driver. Not everybody likes the shiny colorful icons. I think it looks better without it.

The thing is, if you read the full article, they don't even mention they have a source. They're just publishing their best guesses IMHO.

The article does not look credible. It has no source, no evidence whatsoever. Am I supposed to take the author's word as gospel?

@dang Sorry, but isn't that the whole point of a comment system? Get people to discourse about their POVs and ideas? According to your logic, both sides should refrain from opposing each other.

It's kinda ironic that my comment gets down voted, isn't it? Either you agree with the Liberal views on HN or you're a troll.

Huge respect for the Homebrew devs and community. They make my life so much easier every day.

Affiliate commissions generate a lot of fake reviews. I think this is a good move by Apple; although I believe they should simply shut down the entire program.

Sao Paulo's former mayor Fernando Haddad's popularity took a plunge as soon as he announced that he was replacing all conventional bulbs with LED. The population thought that was a step backwards and instead elected the host of the Brazilian version of "The Apprentice". Sound familiar?