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Facebook seems to put a lot of effort into making ads hard to block too.

If you thought Mirai was bad, just wait for the first "IoT" car worm that gets people killed. I hope it never happens, but if it does...

You will be able to install the software you want on the computer you own without going through some corporation's central "store"? The fact that this is surprising or noteworthy is just sad.

All this talk of TPMs has me wondering: most of the premise of a TPM is that it's basically a hardware cryptographic device that lets you generate keys and do various operations with them, but never extract the key itself, right? Then, if you do actually want a TPM-like device that behaves mostly like a normal one but lets you get at the keys through some backdoor, what's stopping you from making and using one? Some manufacturer (model? batch?)-specific private key programmed at the factory that lets it authenticate itself as a genuine TPM?

Something like

  ||*.logrocket.network^
  ||*.logrocket.io^
  ||*.lr-ingest.io^
  ||*.logicanalytics.io^

in uBlock/ABP filtering rules would be a good start. Not sure what logicanalytics is exactly, but it's used on logrocket's main page. Using NoScript like the other commenter said is safer though (this won't catch on-premises deployments of logrocket and it will stop blocking it when they change the domain).

At least they're honest.

If the pages are only accessible via a VPN, what does HTTPS really get you?

> the "strum" crate, which has a macro to produce another (plain) enum, but having the discriminant type be named "std::mem::Discriminant<T>"

I don't understand, is this a copy/paste mistake?

What legal issues could it cause?

Does anyone have copies/mirrors of the deleted Pastebin entries?

Very, very surprising considering the trash that's allowed to stay up on Twitch.

The cold reality is that most users won't care.

Come on, what was wrong with the previous title? It was more informative, and "Systemd 248" is technically not the original title either.

Is it some Looking Glass [1] kind of thing, or did they add physical ports to some unused traces or something?

[1]: https://looking-glass.io/

Flutter applications start insanely slowly. I only tried it once and a tiny, one-screen app with barely any interactivity took like 2.5 seconds to load on a Snapdragon 845 phone.

Viewers from 84 different countries are blocked from viewing the site because of reasons.

https://country-blocker.zend-apps.com/scripts/4982/205c3608e...

I meant that that's the only reason for the strings to say "Rosetta is no longer available in this region".

Yes, but the only reason for this removal to be regionalised like the strings suggest is stupid crap like software patents.

I think Okteta has all of the features you mentioned except change highlighting.

Some companies/people take branding too seriously.

That seems to be a common theme with websites. Not to mention how quickly it loads...

"Back to safety". Gotta love corporate BS

This is as transparent to outside observers as it gets compared to ML.

Amazon did not invent customer reviews.

  function profile_alias { editor $PROFILE }
  Set-Alias -Name profile -Value profile_alias

Why this instead of `function profile { editor $PROFILE }`?

That copy of VS Code seems to be starting very slowly, even taking the emulation into account. Lots of extensions, maybe?

For reference, it starts in around 3 seconds on my 2013ish laptop. (actually, more like 2014 - Haswell i7)

And that time, the rules were also changed to protect the big guys. How convenient. The stock market is a farce.

It's not as if it will actually have any consequences.

I use !sp (Startpage). It's basically a Google proxy, if I understand correctly.

Yes. As you can see, this is by design.