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Why would you need to dynamically change the temperature?

On iOS devices you can import/export Passkeys between supporting password manager apps (including Apple Passwords).

In my experience, migrating between Apple Passwords and Bitwarden worked without issues, in both directions.

Strava is an example of a website that's dog slow on Safari. Pages take 10+ seconds before they start rendering.

Not sure if the author is reading HN, but there is a typo:

> we take the total likelihood of those moments of greatness to (->from) “definitely sometimes” to “never”.

Firefox on iOS doesn't support extensions at all.

You can use it without understanding, but this won't help you actually understand how it behaves.

> The cheating is out of control.

There are hardware cheats that are not detectable by KLAC, so it doesn't solve the problem, just improves the situation.

The only way to avoid cheaters is to play with people you trust.

They abandoned (or at least postponed) the idea of charging for self-hosted runners usage.

Actions management plane is the most problematic part of the platform (in regards to scale), so they are basically losing money with self-hosted runners.

Scaling of VMs shouldn't be a problem, since that is practically stateless, whereas there are lots of operations performed for every job/workflow.

Are you implying that a 6 year old hardware is as good as a paperweight? Outside of the Apple fairyland this is just bonkers.

I'm not blaming the Homebrew project/developers here, but the fact that many people are okay with deprecating perfectly fine hardware.

It links directly to captcha page.

There is no CSS configuration for text/font on the website, so it's using browser defaults.

Seems like reader mode is needed due to bad defaults.