birdgoose (u/birdgoose)

birdgoose commented on Hyperview – Native mobile apps, as easy as creating a website hyperview.org/... · Posted by u/brickers

ipnon · 8 months ago

Not even a day after the post about HTMX not living up to its promise! There are only two certainties in life, death and frontend churn.

birdgoose · 8 months ago

I'm fairly certain the tone of the HTMX post (https://htmx.org/essays/future/) was positive about its future of becoming "stable" (as opposed to "stale").

birdgoose commented on New Mac Mini with M4 apple.com/newsroom/2024/1... · Posted by u/victorbjorklund

xenospn · 10 months ago

I’m always confused as to why people are so paranoid about storage size. I got the base MacBook Air and an external 2TB drive for cheap. Super fast and I never worry about anything - I didn’t even manage to get up to 50% of my 256GB drive.

birdgoose · 10 months ago

I agree with your sentiment but I feel like many people just don't like the idea of carrying around dongles/cables/hdds/etc with their laptops.

birdgoose commented on 1 bug, $50k in bounties, a Zendesk backdoor gist.github.com/hackermon... · Posted by u/mmsc

rkharsan64 · a year ago

Every time I've left an organization, they have swiftly deleted the company email address/revoked my access to it. I assume every reasonable organization will have processes in place to do this.

I don't see this as a vulnerability: how is Google supposed to know that a person has left the company? You let them know by deleting the account.

birdgoose · a year ago

In the above example, the Company doesn't have anything to do with the Google account that the user created themselves.

I don't know if Google is the best example here. Apple might be a better one:

1. User's work email is user@company.com

2. User creates Apple ID using their work email. Their Apple ID is user@example.com

3. User gets fired and their company email is deleted

4. User can still sign in to the SaaS apps using SIWA and their "company" Apple ID

It's worth noting that OAuth providers - like Apple - include information such as if they are authoratitive or not over a particular account.

birdgoose commented on Keep Out – WebGL Game playkeepout.com/... · Posted by u/memalign

birdgoose · a year ago

That was a really good experience.

The "About" button in the menu leads to a webpage that 404s. As another commenter has pointed out the correct URL is https://www.littleworkshop.fr/projects/keepout/

birdgoose commented on Beyond Linux from Scratch linuxfromscratch.org/blfs... · Posted by u/swatson741

birdgoose · a year ago

I think it would be useful to include a direct link to what has changed between now and the previous version of LFS.