Is it on the community, when TS have said that they won't open source their control plane because HS is good enough / easier to run?
related: seeing outlook safelinks as QR codes, so you have the recipients email address embedded as well
if I’m reading the source I found correctly, that has got nothing to do with Tap and Pay, where a virtual card is stored/emulated on device via the secure element, instead emulating an Contactless reader and relaying a…
1. PWAs load in the browser too 2. many apps are also just webviews, and dynamically load updates from servers out of your control, whether you want it to or not. 3. I suspect they were referring to certificate pinning,…
If you are trusting a user since they are the same one that originally contacted you, you don't. It's tofu
I've had issues with kate loosing unsaved files, as well as lagging on large files due to the automatic text wrapping I've replaced unsaved files in Kate with obsidian.md personally, as there if there is somewhere I can…
Clicking on the badge shows a different message, however: > This commit was signed with the committer's verified signature. vs > This commit was created on GitHub.com and signed with GitHub's verified signature.
then you might miss embedded clients, right?
Is it on the community, when TS have said that they won't open source their control plane because HS is good enough / easier to run?
related: seeing outlook safelinks as QR codes, so you have the recipients email address embedded as well
if I’m reading the source I found correctly, that has got nothing to do with Tap and Pay, where a virtual card is stored/emulated on device via the secure element, instead emulating an Contactless reader and relaying a…
1. PWAs load in the browser too 2. many apps are also just webviews, and dynamically load updates from servers out of your control, whether you want it to or not. 3. I suspect they were referring to certificate pinning,…
If you are trusting a user since they are the same one that originally contacted you, you don't. It's tofu
I've had issues with kate loosing unsaved files, as well as lagging on large files due to the automatic text wrapping I've replaced unsaved files in Kate with obsidian.md personally, as there if there is somewhere I can…
Clicking on the badge shows a different message, however: > This commit was signed with the committer's verified signature. vs > This commit was created on GitHub.com and signed with GitHub's verified signature.
then you might miss embedded clients, right?