You don’t want anything that advertises next generation encryption. You want tried and true encryption. You want boring encryption.

Hey! My assembler is actually quite neat and compartmentalized.

A decentralized social media has 2 problems: How to store the entire world’s data on a blockchain

Stopped reading right there. I can’t take this project seriously. Even the description uses weasel words that focus more on broad concepts rather than technical clarity. I struggle to find a new idea being presented here that actually provides concrete and material benefits over other ways to put power in the hands of users.

To me this looks exactly like an academic project that was done in school and quickly forgotten. It’s great for writing papers, however.

Oh my God I didn’t see what community this was. If this was supposed to be a joke, it was quite the long one. But yeah it’s a joke project it looks like. That’s a fair comparison.

Just about half as twice as much.

It’s almost like they want the hinges to break after six months.

In that case it wouldn’t be news.

I bet your self hosted services actually work too.

I just installed a new Linux system on my laptop and I feel called out.

Unless it’s a blue state!

If only they protected my rights like they protect the rights of corporations.

We should have given Elon another billion! Then, we would truly live in utopia. Alas, it was not so.

My HOA bundles an Internet plan directly into their fees, giving me absolutely zero choice whatsoever. It’s exorbitantly priced too at $100 a month. It’s getting more popular to do this in my state because it blocks you from even using wireless carriers like for Verizon for your service. They take the money even if you don’t set up the service.

Fuck you commissioner and fuck everything you represent.

Damn look at how deep that man can take that boot down his throat and he is actually enjoying it!

Inaction figure.

Too much AI not enough innovation.

If your business needs such low wages to be viable, your business isn’t viable.

And don’t forget to actually test your backups once in a while. It doesn’t count if you can’t use it.

We recently stumbled across a bug on the Chromium bug tracker where a short JavaScript snippet can crash headless Chromium browsers like those used by Puppeteer and Playwright. Sounds like a dream bot signal, right? Detect the bots, crash their browsers, and all from client-side JS, no server needed. If you’re lucky enough, you may even be able to cause memory leaks on their servers!

Maybe. Maybe not. In this post, we’ll break down the bug, explore how it could be weaponized for detection, and finally explain why this is probably not a good idea to use it in production.

We told them to go fuck themselves. We retain lawyer specifically in case we have legal concerns, and the way we use their products, price jack up would be so extreme that it’s entirely worth risking it while we migrate away.

Too late ~