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Nice. They should probably add HTTP headers (X-Robots-Tag) to the list. Cloaking, too.

GPT-3, is that you?

So do you work 20 hours total per week (2.5*8) or do you actually work more hours per workday to make up for it?

More details here: https://www.thomann.de/blog/en/stompenberg-fx-speaker-simula...

> flutter apps embedded in classical websites.

Sounds like Java applets.

> [edit: unfortunately hackernews doesn't display the unicode character U+1F426]

That got a good chuckle out of me. It actually shows how there's not just "text".

Reminds me of Jobs wanting to "go thermonuclear" on Google, which Apple's aggressive pro-privacy stance kind of does.

Cool idea. I wonder if the effect(s) could be achieved solely with CSS?

edit: the page says the transforms are done locally, but maybe you could also offer a hosted API so screenshots can be replaced automatically.

Hmm, we've been experiencing vastly reduced throughput as well (something like 100 kB/s on images >100 kB in size, cache hit). We're on the free plan, though. Makes me wonder if there's actually some throttling going on behind the scenes.

Even checking your balance from your non-mobile device is quite a pain now. It's much more likely for me to miss a fraudulent transaction now since I no longer login on a daily basis.

Today, Google even crawls, renders and indexes URLs sent from Chrome browsers via dial-up IPs using regular browser User-agents, so... no. Other than that, Googlebot seems to obey most of the time.

I don't blame them. Cloaking couldn't be detected otherwise.

+1 for Spectacle: https://www.spectacleapp.com/

Jen-Hsun Huang (NVIDIA), too.

Link to actual page: https://www.playstation.com/cyberpunk-2077-refunds/

The term "serverless", to me, makes as much sense as "No Software" (Salesforce) did back then: none. I do get the point of "you're not managing any actual servers", but still.

That doesn't really say very much. What new rules? Why the API?

"High volume of device requests predominantly due to stolen device investigations": https://www.apple.com/legal/transparency/de.html

Non-paywall: https://archive.is/VAECo

I was going to recommend Netvibes as a viable iGoogle alternative, but it seems that it has become quite "enterprisey". I, too, miss iGoogle (which ironically would be much better suited for ads like these).

Congrats! Well deserved - Retool is an excellent product in my opinion. So much CRUD code saved.

More like uncomfortable.

Agreed, it's especially visible on the shoulders.

Would love to see the actual compile/build process for this. I don't think we'll see bootable ISOs (from this).

It'd be interesting to see how many sites actually honor custom settings. I have my doubts.

I'm curious: what kind of devices? Seems like a lot.

Here's a list: https://gist.github.com/numberwhun/d85075f4f63411bafa1c6e40e...

That's actually not a login but a signup form. More people will probably enter anything at all with only one field showing. And since they've already interacted with the site, they might feel inclined to complete the process even after they find out it's multi-step. Some will of course bounce because of it, but it should be net positive overall.

Windows had (has?) a defrag tool for this purpose. With SSDs, it's not an issue.

Yeah, I came to the same conclusion after thinking about it some more. Looks like a faulty memory.

If my memory serves me right, 7200 rpm result in higher spinning but reduced seeking/head noise (which I personally dislike more).

edit: I'm probably wrong