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Your browser sets those.

Things aren't back to normal because of politics. There have been places where things have been normal for over a year now.

What two companies? Surely you don't mean Google, since you can install whatever you want on Android phones.

Anybody remembers lastmeasure?

Sure, the standard is called ISO 666.

ascii using cleartype seems to work fine for me, I don't see the issue.

No, because when you read an article a copy is made and sent to you. You are not depriving anybody from anything.

Why the downvotes here? This is true. They are devastating. Obviously that doesn't matter to the urbanites whose livelihoods aren't put in danger.

ASUS lets you flash whatever you want. The router firmware scene died for the same reason that the Android firmware scene died: manufacturer firmwares stopped sucking so people don't have an incentive to waste their time flashing stuff anymore.

If you have a lock with no keys, it is secure, since it can't be opened. As soon as you have one key, the lock is less secure, because now the lock can be opened.

The fact that they have published this without even verifying it is the best proof that they have a bias or even an agenda, yes.

The media and organisations like the ESA have their biases and agendas.

What is surprising is that in 2022 people believe everything that they read.

I recommend users to create a new account as soon as they notice something funny (like comments that get marked as dead automatically, votes/flags that stop counting, stupid ratelimits, etc)

You did not trigger anything, they take your privileges manually. But I don't know if it's permanent.

How does Fortnite "spy and fuck up" their users?

I don't care if Discord sees my ip/email, but I really, really don't want other users to see them.

And the original question says:

>Was it a snazzy little all in one number, or a hideous boxy thing?

Which would also say something about the character.

...yet he still chose to specify that his computer was an Apple computer, and not just a computer.

Discord is a chat program. Chat comes and goes. The fact that search sucks is a feature. If you need a good search feature, good categorisation, etc then you need a forum or something similar. People use Discord because they don't want a forum, they want a chat.

>Do the ends justify the means?

Yes.

I was expecting something regarding LD_PRELOAD.

HN is one of the most echo chamberish communities on the internet and there are people who want them to be even more closed!

I read all of this and it reminds me of the response to COVID.

Ultimate authorities, no critical thinking, only believe approved sources, those who don't believe the authority are "deceived, backslidden, demonic, bitter, evil", the end of the world is near if you don't do as we say, they are always right even when they are wrong, family separation...

Nationality != race.

>But this is a technical document about browser features, I'm a little frustrated that this is being coordinated over a proprietary SaaS service instead of over Git[0] with markdown or something.

Then maybe the public SaaS services should be of a better quality so that Mozilla employees want to use them.

>I think a lot more than that, I'm frustrated that the document is being made publicly available on that platform. When someone links to a web standard on Github, often it's because the standard is seeing active participation. For something that is being linked to a public view, I would have loved to see at least a PDF export or something.

There is a PDF export for google docs which is available to all users. File > Download > PDF.

I'm going to create a script called autoreply.pl

    if $title =~ m/^ask hn.*\b(employer|boss|hr)\b/i reply("Talk to a lawyer.")

No, the airtag owner is the user.