Boltgolt

Maybe, but i don't think the best soap the world has ever seen will keep me from smelling like sweat after a few hot days

The costs of shipping? Import taxes or tariffs? High rates of DOA or returns?

E-bikes are limited to 26 km/h here, much faster than "most people regularly go on a pedal bicycle" and these faster bikes are used disproportionately often by older (more fragile) people.

Worka absolutely fine for me with Firefox for Android 102

What a strange comparison. Driving an (automatic) car can be learned through trail and error in no time at all. It's the external factors like other traffic that are hard to get right.

Well for one, GNOME is now running javascript code for many parts of the UI

I just want to note here: There is no evidence that there is such a thing as electromagnetic hypersensitivity. In double blind trials people would experience the same symptoms (headaches etc.) independent of if a router in the room was turned on or not.

Good. If more countries would be as strict on this there might be less pay-to-win games around

Right, the invasion of Ukraine is totally fins cause the invasion of Iraq also happened

The point is that these candidates were only looking at (and talking to) the man in the room. Not making eye contact at all is very different from only making eye contact with men and ignoring women

It's very pessimistic, no false positive reports over the last four years but i rather set expectations low.

It really does not, it's simply identifying you from a picture: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/dev... Notice how Microsoft shows how Hello can't be fooled by phones or by a picture. Howdy uses the same IR camera of course and thus would also not be fooled by that picture. Some (industrial) printers DO print in the IR-spectrum and can fool both.

Howdy is specifically made for IR cameras, normal cameras are not officially supported. Windows Hello works almost exactly the same way.

Howdy 3.0.0 will actually introduce a feature that allows login consent. Nod yes to authenticate, shake no to abort. https://github.com/boltgolt/howdy/wiki/Rubber-Stamp-Guide#av...

Hey main developer of Howdy here, bizarre to see this on HN :)

To emphasize: Howdy is about convenience for people that are okay with a less secure installation. It can also be used as a second factor.

3.0.0 has been in the works for 2 years now and will introduce a GTK UI, native PAM module and many other changes. Let me know if you have any questions!

The thing is that you don't know how often that guy has been wrong.

Anyone reading this really needs to take a look at the articles side by side, this is extremely blatant plagiarism. They couldn't even be bothered to pick different objects for the ball and the fork

"just find another job" like it's that easy for everyone

I find it really interesting how idioms survive, even if the language around them changes. In Dutch it's "Morgenstond heeft goud in de mond" which is in incredibly close to German and Norwegian, and also the only place you would realistically find the word "Morgenstond" as it has fallen completely out of use.

Would you prefer young children picking their own name?

This would have consequences for wealth inequality. Households with lower incomes spend much larger percentage of their money on goods with sales tax than more wealthy households. This plan would increase tax for low income families and majorly decrease it for families with where a lot ad money flows into investments or savings.

Imagine paying $100 just to be able to pay your government and thinking that's "not that big of a deal"

Usually, it's copyright on images and TOS problems

Most video or audio calling sites for starters

So all we need to do is have everyone use the same centralized vendor/institution and bitcoin is fast and free!! Wait a second...

As an intelligence agency the GCHQ should have added a boxy extention to the circle, turning it into a massive magnifying glass

That's a hot take. Pretty impressive that you're able to ignore decades of innovation and increased accessibility to tools because of JS & CSS.

And then there's Instagram, who only did square photos and nothing else for years

One word: Compatibility. There are already protections against XSS and CSRF build in, and adding stricter rules would cause sites to break. Do you want to maintain a list of all sites that need cross origin GET requests to function?

This "Carrier Alliance" does sound an awful lot like a Carrier Cartel