datfrojo

This seems overly dismissive especially for individuals who send emails from custom domains at low volumes. DMARC has previously been seen to only be really needed for high-volume senders. The mail testing service linked still gives 10/10 for emails received without DMARC (but with SPF and DKIK). My email is setup via Fastmail and I followed all the recommendations they provided (which didn’t include DMARC)

That is only the out of box experience but the whole thing

Pihole only works if ads are served from a distinct domain name from content. This works in most cases but YouTube serves ads and content from the same place so pihole can’t prevent. As uBlock works client side it does not face this limitation

The product does both.

The find my network has existed for some time (2019 if I recall correctly) and was originally introduced so that the network of iPhones could locate lost MacBooks. Airtags can be located by the find my network using devices running older ios versions.

It is only the Airtag specific features which require 14.5 (I.e privacy features, pairing, identifying found airtag). I

It did not because the author had not updated the user’s device (aka the babysitter) to iOS 14.5. Either the author doesn’t understand that 14.5 is required or they are being deliberately misleading for views.

To me that’s clear. Firstly most of their target audience has no knowledge of what a URI scheme is and only care about the three words. Secondly would be the branding ///x.y.z is subjectively better branding then w3w://x.y.z

This is an app I developed after being frustrated with the official SecurID app from RSA. My work requires that we use RSA SecurID for 2FA when logging in (which is required much more in the WFH world).

2FA tokens can be viewed within the app, on the iOS home screen and as Apple watch complications.

Here’s an interesting article on Tinder’s solution to this problem: https://robertheaton.com/2018/07/09/how-tinder-keeps-your-lo...

Ahhhh I installed the version from the App Store and it just kept the app data from the version installed via Xcode. Didn’t realise that the App Store version was missing apk

What are you trying to achieve here? What’s wrong with apk 2.10.4 that ships with iSH?

What advantages does brave have other than their weird ad replacement thing? I’ve weirdly moved to Microsoft edge from Firefox for something’s recently. Unfortunately the chrome developer tools are awful.

Your provided link doesn’t mention the ability to run x86 windows apps on arm windows. Is this actually a thing?

Honestly I think a lot of this is overblown as if apps used the old API to merely detect whether clipboard data is available it would trigger this. Although some apps are probably doing bad things with this data - most will not be

Safari does not use Blink

What’s this doing that a correctly configured nginx instance doesn’t?

Well to be fair if it was enabled by default it would break dial in (with traditional telephone) support as E2E doesn’t allow for that. This is a reason why even some large paying organisations haven’t enabled E2E

What are you going to do if you ever need to make any sort of change to the project? Rename the project?