HenriTEL

AFAIK the whole point of attested passkeys is that they are not copyable, which make it pointless to backup in apple cloud, which must be one of the main reason Apple decided to not go that route.

It turns out that most people don't want the need to re-generate each of their credentials when they lose their device.

The problem here seems to be that the phone is detected as rooted, not specifically that it's running grapheneOS. But I agree that it's a big problem. That's how you end up in a situation where google has full control from hardware to final apps like on iphones. When devs assume that everybody is using the stock android with google services enabled.

Did you try to disable animations? There's an option in the developers settings.

I thought the "Private Feedback" field was the demo when I checked the first example which was "Disable a subtree with inert". The css carousel sound very nice, I wish I could have played with an example directly. Thanks for sharing.

If only there was a way to render this syntax in the browser.

Isn't that the purpose of DKIM and SPF already?

Your DB runs more heterogeneous workloads and migrations so it's more likely to blow up.

Thank you Andrew for sharing your side of the story. We can see that the relationship with Bun and Jarred was far from easy. You say it with your own words and even if it sounds bitter I like it much more than some bland AI assisted content.

looks bad on desktop too, most content being uncentered (spread at the edges of the screen).

Without a way to estimate "AI power" used for the task I don't see how you can fairly rate home assignments.

So they had a security-critical header whose fields are set by their internal authentication service. And that same field can also contain arbitrary strings passed by the end user with git push -o

I know it's easy to say after the fact but still, wtf

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Ah yes, MinIO, that open source S3 alternative that got archived last week. To me that's the biggest problem when self-hosting services. On day to day operations, some times it just breaks and the time to get it back varies from a couple of hours to a couple of days. And for the longer term you regularly have to upgrade things yourself which takes time and energy and is stressing for stateful deployment. And then you have it, at some point maintainers are just exhausted and the project is gone.