mumblerino

> Performance is not a factor in this.

What a completely ridiculous statement. Why else would anyone choose BGP if not for performance (i.e. download speed)? The choice to use BGP over a plain old JPG would be made specifically by people who do care.

There’s a pretty good reason, actually, and it’s exactly npm.

Because dependencies are managed so easily in Node, it makes no sense for Node core developers to implement more and more of the ever-expanding APIs offered by the browser. They’re better off spending that time tightening the system and perhaps offering low-level interfaces.

How convenient that this repo was published just a day too late. Now it’s just advertising something that it doesn’t do, either because it never did or because Google fixed it. I think it’s the former.

The rendering engine of a webview is irrelevant to the end user, Edge is just as capable.

What I hate is that all of these apps unnecessarily wrap a web view at all.

I’m surprised that Apple allows Google and Facebook to break the native browser experience for no good reason. I hope Apple starts blocking this and Android follows suit.

Unless something changed lately, this is a little deceiving.

If you check your own account, it finds albums and can even download some shared photos.

If you check the same account but using another account's cookies… surprise surprise, "No album" appears.

# Own account

    Name: ---public name----

    Last profile edit : 2019/12/01

    Email : ----------@gmail.com
     Google ID : ------id------

    Hangouts Bot : No

    Activated Google services :
     - Photos
     - Maps

    Google Photos : https://get.google.com/albumarchive/------id------
     => 4 albums, 50 photos

    Searching metadata...
     [+] 1 device found !

    - Apple iPhone 7 (40 pics) [2017/01/1]
     -> 1 Firmware found !
     --> 10.3.0 [2017/01/1]

    Google Maps : https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/------id------/reviews
     => 167 reviews found !

    Probable location (confidence => Okay) :
     - --------, ----------

# Other account

    Name: ---public name----

    Last profile edit : 2019/12/01

    Email : ----------@gmail.com
     Google ID : ------id------

    Hangouts Bot : No

    Activated Google services :
     - Photos
     - Maps

    Google Photos : https://get.google.com/albumarchive/------id------
     => No album

    Google Maps : https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/------id------/reviews
     => No reviews

The point of using a format over another, given the availability, is to gain performance.

You're suggesting to load a whole new parser, parse images at a higher level than browsers can (i.e. slower and with less concurrency), and make `<img>` a whole lot harder to manage.

That's not worth it at all unless the savings are substantial (say BMP vs JPEG)

By default, “npm install” also has the ability to run code after the installation, so npx is not any less safe.

I really hope this makes the news internationally because it’s shameful on Apple’s part. The best way to recycle is to reuse.

I’m in the immersion camp, but give me a table of Spanish conjugations and it’s a million times better than having to figure it out one word at a time.

Additionally, for really foreign languages (e.g. English vs Chinese) knowing in what order to place words and whether words are needed at all is of great help.

Both parts are needed.

That’s not a fair comparison, at least on Android where you do have a choice to just google apps and install them from the open web.

App stores are more like Zapier, where your customers can find you, but you have to follow Zapier’s rules because you’re using Zapier’s platform.

To do that, they'd have to lower those prices. They have been the same since 2017

They took him 250km away to where the hotel is and imprisoned him there. Does that sound like he was arrested for immigration troubles or this specific defamation suit?

Thai police can't speak English, so it wouldn't be out of the ordinary to ask the immigration police (which, by definition, deals with foreigners) to do it.

Again here you're just venting about "those guys." Some laws are "the law" in Nazi Germany too (not to cite more modern examples), so it's perfectly fine to call them out.

I don’t know why this comment was downvoted. It makes sense and is right.

The difference is obviously the millions of baht flowing.

Regardless of what you said about “those guys,” which is barely relevant to the story, if we are to believe the business owners, they’re right in suing for defamation (the guy left 3 reviews out of spite)

However the problem is that the police considers this a good enough reason to jail someone working there legally after picking him up from his workplace.

I don’t think that’s fair.

Looks great, thanks!

Having to guess command names however isn't great in Boop.

Ah yes sure you don’t pay Google a dime, so don’t you worry if you lose your account tomorrow, it’s not like anything is owed to you. Say bye to verroq@gmail.com

What a ridiculous situation. The guy was arrested and brought to the minuscole island because of a defamation suit. Imagine that.

The article is quite light on details, so here’s another one that also links to the full response by the hotel owners: https://mothership.sg/2020/09/sea-view-resort-defamation-law...

But Pija is not part of the name; Pij is.

Italians use Fica for the female counterpart, and the national automobile company recently formed FCA. People joked about it and then everyone moved on.

Can’t most of these issues be solved by not using timezones at all on servers?

All data should be UTC; timezones only apply when the data is shown to the user, possibly on the client itself, which likely can automatically display the right time for a UTC date.

I can’t help but wonder about how someone who’s never seen would react after such an implant, once it actually reaches the market.

15 years away.

Surely you could require new vehicles to be zero-emission sooner than that?

For people who don't particularly care about privacy, Firefox has nothing to offer and has a worse overall experience to Chrome.

I made the switch from Chrome to Firefox a year ago when for whatever reason Chrome started stalling. A year in, Containers all the rage, I still hate Firefox because its autocomplete sucks and if I type a/b in the search bar it tries to load http://a/b, what kind of logic is that? This isn't 1995. They literally fixed only this 2 versions ago.

Tell me more about the dating part

The main difference is that JSX is natively supported by the majority of modern tools while this is a plain string that needs extra plugins everywhere.

Reading the "Improvements over JSX" [1] I don't see anything that makes it worth the hassle (unless you really hate transpilers/tools). Most of them are outdated or not actual "Improvements".

  [1]: https://github.com/developit/htm#improvements-over-jsx

$100 total? Doesn’t sound like a lot unless you worked on it for a day.

While looking for a way to mount a cloud storage, I found a product that handles both the mounting and the encryption https://cloudmounter.net/cloud-encryption.html

This looks great, thank you! However it needs the encrypted files available locally. I wonder if I can mount S3 locally and then use Cryptomator to use that without locking the Finder.

After we come up with that “one line”, we tend to forget how long it took us to get there.

For newbies, writing one line is impossible.