Yes? Duh?
The web was pretty much invented just so people don't need to use PDFs
I can view it without a login. Here's a plaintext copy for people who have problems. https://pastebin.com/NjhMJThB
It wouldn't be safe with SQLite, it's not designed to be run in a sandbox
> Until GitHub requires government-issued photo ID in addition to MFA, I don't think you are going to properly discourage bad or criminal actors. To be clear: I strongly disagree with any notion that GitHub should…
I'm not going to use rocket while it's proprietary so it's effectively the same as if it didn't exist.
Now that is a domain name with hair on its chest
This is mostly the fault of lazy and ignorant front end developers.
IPFS/bittorrent for P2P
I mean, yes, it would be valid to complain about that as well
Whether or not it's scalable is orthogonal to the question. A browser would call Debian's repos insecure despite the fact that they are secure by other means. vv: whether it's authenticated by TLS or PGP is literally…
> Turning on https mode in my browser brings up, as it should, a large error message saying that the site is insecure. I can't imagine that's a terribly good first impression, even though, again, Spine is one of the…
Brave is 100x worse than DDG, they're just cryptocurrency grifters. Their search service isn't OSS either.
This is an awful idea in practice. For example, an update to my Anova precision cooker required I logged in with a Facebook account to continue using it.
Not even about the numerous security incidents?
1. It's trendy 2. It locks you in to a certain vendor 3. It costs more
> So YOU fuck off with this commie bullshit that all employees are equal Who hurt you?
SPAs suck at client side state, they barely work with the back button or scroll bar and if they do its because its reimplemented in JS.
The holotypes that are best expressed as SPAs don't belong on the web.
That's pretty much what they did with Tor, yes. Remember that Cloudflare's business model is MITM-as-a-service, they don't really like the idea of privacy.
It couldn't happen here! (The similarity to Gitea is very confusing btw)
Do your clients have any accessibility needs?
Yes? Duh?
The web was pretty much invented just so people don't need to use PDFs
I can view it without a login. Here's a plaintext copy for people who have problems. https://pastebin.com/NjhMJThB
It wouldn't be safe with SQLite, it's not designed to be run in a sandbox
> Until GitHub requires government-issued photo ID in addition to MFA, I don't think you are going to properly discourage bad or criminal actors. To be clear: I strongly disagree with any notion that GitHub should…
I'm not going to use rocket while it's proprietary so it's effectively the same as if it didn't exist.
Now that is a domain name with hair on its chest
This is mostly the fault of lazy and ignorant front end developers.
IPFS/bittorrent for P2P
I mean, yes, it would be valid to complain about that as well
Whether or not it's scalable is orthogonal to the question. A browser would call Debian's repos insecure despite the fact that they are secure by other means. vv: whether it's authenticated by TLS or PGP is literally…
> Turning on https mode in my browser brings up, as it should, a large error message saying that the site is insecure. I can't imagine that's a terribly good first impression, even though, again, Spine is one of the…
Brave is 100x worse than DDG, they're just cryptocurrency grifters. Their search service isn't OSS either.
This is an awful idea in practice. For example, an update to my Anova precision cooker required I logged in with a Facebook account to continue using it.
Not even about the numerous security incidents?
1. It's trendy 2. It locks you in to a certain vendor 3. It costs more
> So YOU fuck off with this commie bullshit that all employees are equal Who hurt you?
SPAs suck at client side state, they barely work with the back button or scroll bar and if they do its because its reimplemented in JS.
The holotypes that are best expressed as SPAs don't belong on the web.
That's pretty much what they did with Tor, yes. Remember that Cloudflare's business model is MITM-as-a-service, they don't really like the idea of privacy.
It couldn't happen here! (The similarity to Gitea is very confusing btw)
Do your clients have any accessibility needs?