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I have never seen people talking past each other as much as "filters work" vs. "filters don't work" people
Filters work because they make certain tx more expensive, but also filters don't work because they still get mined
It's not that deep
Oh and lol @ WhatsApp idea but WhatsApp implies E2EE
Ah, you are right, it mentions that host permissions allow cross-site requests here:
Host permissions are specified as match patterns, and each pattern identifies a group of URLs for which the extension is requesting extra privileges. For example, a host permission could be"*://developer.mozilla.org/*".The extra privileges include:
- XMLHttpRequest and fetch access to those origins without cross-origin restrictions (though not for requests from content scripts, as was the case in Manifest V2).
I did not know that (I don't know anything about extensions), that is cool and scary haha
Are you sure even if you allow /api/graphql, that you can run mutations on behalf of the user inside an extension? I think the
SameSite property of our cookies will not allow that.Or will it work because of host permissions?
Ohhh, I did not! I didn’t know about
-s:-s packetsizeSpecifies the number of data bytes to be sent. The default is 56, which translates into 64 ICMP data bytes when combined with the 8 bytes of ICMP header data. The maximum allowed value is 65507 for IPv4 (65467 when -R or -T or Intermediate hops) or 65527 for IPv6, but most systems limit this to a smaller, system-dependent number.
Thank you!!
I'd love an app that shows a grid of icons for all the writers I want to read with little notification bubbles on them if there is something new. Then I could click on their icon and immediately go to their blog.
Mhh ok, I think I understand because I think I have the same problem:
instead of scrolling YouTube and consume personalized, algorithmic trash, I am actually thinking of creating a list of all quality channels, blogs, newsletters etc. so anytime I want to read or watch something, I can just go to my list and pick something from there. No more wasting time going through the algorithmic wasteland.
This probably isn't the right solution either: who wants another app that basically sounds like a RSS reader?
What if it's just a website with opt-in push notifications if you install it like an app if you want?
The notes I quoted are from Jun 14, so just a few days after #1001011 (Jun 8)
I am sharing them now here because I missed them and I see many still following the old account, so I think many others also missed them
It's not a bug, it always worked like that.
The ids are sequential, and you can always still pay for an item.
Once an id was assigned, it's gone.
This is why I don't understand people's desire to subscribe to newsletters. Even if you're my favorite writer, I don't want to receive an email version of your latest article. I just want to know that you wrote something new and then go read it wherever you published it. There is absolutely zero reason for your article to be in my inbox next to my utility bill.
I don't understand this point. Isn't the mail with the article inside also letting you know that they wrote something wherever they publish it?
How else do you want to be notified? Email is the only thing everyone has to get notified about something next to visiting the platform yourself regularly.