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Pretty sure I only actually saw it being used by Google anyways. I love it for native applications on Android, but couldn’t care less about it on the web.

Not an issue on Firefox btw, though that’s probably a garbage site to begin with

This comment section may as well be a retirement home

While that’s the strongest security option in that situation, it might cause more problems if they are forcing you to unlock your phone in front of them and you’re being observed. Same issue with the lockdown feature. Failing the fingerprint intentionally is invisible to the hostile observer and let’s you feign ignorance as to why you phone got locked.

You intentionally fail the biometrics a few times so it locks the device and requires the pin/password. From there it depends on the country. In the US, they can’t force you to give up a password, but they can force biometrics. If your country doesn’t legally protect you then there’s no software measure that can’t protect you at that point.

That’s a good way to potentially get your personal domain as potential spam.

What do you mean, I use it on my Android tablet all the time? But yeah the tab drawer sucks on Android and it’s not nearly as optimized as chrome’s tablet UI.

How can nothing be a number

Fuck Reddit, yet you’re directly giving them money and supporting this.

These people have zero idea how AI works

The web back then didn’t have AdBlock. Now it does. So not really lol.

Oh man I haven’t seen that kind of dock since like iOS 2

Yeah even if it’s not needed I personally don’t see any reason why you wouldn’t want to keep your credit frozen. I see it as like 2fa for your credit score.

This is a bit off topic and obviously bullshit, but I do recommend the social monitoring service, as well as freezing your credit. No real reason not to. I see freezing your credit as like setting a simple 2fa for your credit. You can unfreeze it at any time for free, and that extra bit of inconvenience of having to unfreeze it can stop impulse credit card sign ups. Also I have a “world class” Mastercard, but they also have free credit monitoring that I recommend. I think Visa might have something similar, but I’m not entirely sure.

Pretty sure they blocked everyone else if they haven’t been blocked already. They’re basically already blocked by everyone lol.

We’re in 2024 and you don’t think 1.5mb extra package size is worth it for better polish and a user experience?

What are you smoking

Year of the Linux desktop!

It’s a great language to learn. The memory safety specifically. If you only use memory safe languages, you won’t know anything about how the memory is handled in the background. Start breaking and abusing memory, it’s the best way to learn why memory safety is important, what it’s doing different, and how it’s prevented.

Getting deep in the trenches with memory allocation is the best way to learn, since all memory safe languages do this as well, they just hide it. It’s extremely useful to know what’s going on behind the scenes and is fundamental knowledge that applies to all programming languages, past and present, no matter how much they hide it.

Oh boy, the Biden admistration is in their nerdy programming language phase. I’m scared for when the administration gets into WM vs DE and warns about the bloat of not using suckless software.