Good developers can write websites that have non javascript fallbacks.

For example, a form to save settings with a save button, but when javascript loads it hides the save button and makes it automatically save when you toggle options.

They picked it up again?

You are recommending to follow your wiki article but it claims to not use it?

Note: Sadly, Conduwuit project has been abandoned by the current devs and archived. Conduwuit is deprecated, the following instructions are left for historical reference only, DO NOT FOLLOW.

Now I don’t know what to believe.

I’m in a Discord server with 2000 members. You really want to encrypt and decrypt all incoming and outgoing messages 2000 times? There’s a reason why most E2EE messaging apps don’t really do that for group chats.

Headphone warning

You can set up an RTMP server using Nginx. You can stream to it from OBS, you can record it on the server, and you can have clients watch it using VLC.

As an opensource dev I don’t mind having people say this. It’s good to get feedback regardless of whether it’s a call to action or merely a suggestion. You can’t know what direction people want the project to go in otherwise.

That makes sense.

after mistakenly creating a directory caller ~…

How do you even delete such a directory?

This is from a year or so.

Keep seeding my friends.

Maybe the OpenWRT One?

Fun :(

Those are perfect reasons to use it.

I do it all the time because I prefer to read comments over code, long before LLMs were a thing.

Well there’s the word “async” so I’m not surprised.

A big problem in the whole third party extension world (for browsers and apps like these) is that the creators of these extensions are often swayed to sell their creation. Dropping an infostealer to 1000 people could easily get you 10s of thousands of dollars if you use the stolen info for stuff like bank fraud. So invest a few thousand of that to buy the extension and you get a profit. You can even get access to the accounts of extension creators by getting them infected by other extensions. This can even be automated in the form of a worm such as the NPM malware named Shai-Hulud.

It’s an extremely dirty battle that requires every developer to be vigilant about who they trust and to defend their creation at all costs. Easy money always has a bad side, and I hope every developer understands that their users have put a trust into them that the developer has most likely also put into other developers.

Regardless of the stuff that needs to be done for crossplatform development, building a native Windows version without looking at Linux isn’t hindered by Linux at all. That’s like saying you can’t drive your car because another car exists.

It shouldn’t have AI features by default though. Just make that functionality a plugin that can be downloaded separately.

I was able to reproduce this exactly.

We’ll just put everything in int main(). No worries