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Also they can't just roll anything back, the URL has been missing for almost 2 years since they rewrote the image search frontend

This seems fairly trivial to fix by writing an ELF loader.

Hover text: https://xkcd.com/934/

The problem with that is LLVM non-optimized codegen is so bad that many projects build with -O2 even in debug mode.

You can't avoid Chrome extension updates

> to measure the Core Web Vitals you must use Chrome UX report

No, you just need this bit of javascript: https://github.com/GoogleChrome/web-vitals

It also includes a scraper for various torrent sites, which was the only part of the code specifically targeted by the takedown notice

Pretty sure the time between reauthentications is configured by your G Suite admin, so you should ask them

Different projects. iSH has the advantage of not requiring sideloading.

(I wrote iSH)

It's that slow because there's just so much JavaScript going on.

Could you also commit to notifying users when the privacy policy or terms of service change? I suspect you already do this, but it would be good to have it in writing.

I just checked and Steam is still on my corp laptop

https://github.com/google/santa is used to whitelist binaries on Macs, but you can fill out a form to instantly opt out. One of the options for why is "I use a package manager".

What is Docker's business model these days?

*Fuchsia

NSO likely has dozens of backup bugs and is capable of finding more, so this wouldn't work unless you can continue it forever.

Another advantage of gmailctl is it uploads the filters using the API, so you don't have open Gmail settings and manually import an XML file.

Get mad at Facebook for stuffing analytics into their login button library

> Google Docs doesn't really work offline

It actually works quite well offline

"For profesional use only"

iSH author here. Answer to both: because that's how the Alpine Linux minirootfs image is set up.

I suspect they paid for the 85k/year support package

Compare to Windows 10, which got a Spaces-like feature (called virtual desktops) in 2015.

The cid parameter (the one that's censored) is a unique identifier for the author.

Actual list: https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/components/google/core/...

Yes and yes. It's a reverse engineered version of what iTunes does.

There is an equivalent JS API proposed.

There's a proposed API for JavaScript to get the same information.