1Password also thinks site1.example.com and site2.example.com are the same.
it's possible to make entries autofill only for the specific subdomain. But otherwise, you're correct.
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I wonder if circumvention is legal. It's so odd. In the US it seems you can just do this whereas if I'd start something like this in the EU, I don't think I could.
In Italy it’s a crime punishable up to 12 years to access any protected computer system without authorization, especially if it causes a DoS to the owner
Consider the case of selfhosting a web service on a low performance server and the abusive crawling goes on loop fetching data (which was happening when I was self hosting gitlab!)
https://www.brocardi.it/codice-penale/libro-secondo/titolo-x...
Totally agree. I can spend an afternoon trying out an approach to a problem or product (usually while taking meetings and writing emails as well). If it doesn't work, then that's a useful result from my time. If it does work, I can then double-down on review, tests, quality, security, etc and make sure it's all tickety-boo.
Completely agree, there’s so many small projects I’d never been able to even start in my free time, because I’m NOT a full-stack dev and I’d rather not spend all my evenings fixing or working around all the small changes and quirks of the $currentjsframework
fuomag9 commented on 6-Day and IP Address Certificates Are Generally Available letsencrypt.org/2026/01/1... · Posted by u/jaas
IP address certificates are particularly interesting for iOS users who want to run their own DoH servers.
A properly configured DoH server (perhaps running unbound) with a properly constructed configuration profile which included a DoH FQDN with a proper certificate would not work in iOS.
The reason, it turns out, is that iOS insisted that both the FQDN and the IP have proper certificates.
This is why the configuration profiles from big organizations like dns4eu and nextdns would work properly when, for instance, installed on an iphone ... but your own personal DoH server (and profile) would not.
I use DoH behind a reverse proxy with my own domain daily without any kind of issue
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The cookie consent definitely feels not legal in europe
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Do Europeans care if their health data is secret or not? I feel in the US its a big deal that people dont want insurance companies to measure them and deny coverage to those who need it most, but in most of the world that isn't an issue.
As an European, I HATE when my data is mishandled or leaked (and this is basically the entire point of the GDPR)
Discord isn't really monetized through 'traditional' targeted advertising, though.
Discord no, but my credit card from Advanzia bank actually changed their TOS to allow AI training with your submitted documents for their anti-fraud model.
I complained to the CNPD of Luxembourg and sent a GDPR request, as they defaulted to doing this WITHOUT asking for consent (super illegal as doing AI training with your data is definitely not the minimum required to offer the service)
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I've built a couple of tools for myself over the years, some of which includes android apps. They were never released to the public.
If we go down this path, I will stop all development on android (and at work too, as it is up to me how we deliver, coincidentally). I implore all other developers to resist this. This will completely lock down the platform forever, there will be no going back.The entire reason why android is so attractive is because we have linux in our palms and all the amazing benefits of that. If google wanted to do the right thing, they would go in the opposite direction and make it easier to gain root access on mainstream devices instead of locking it down further.
It seems the only last bastion left is Firefox, so I will be focusing on making all my tools work well on Firefox (mobile & desktop) instead of app ecosystems.
I've stopped developing for android as I did not want my address to be public for everyone thanks to google's decisions on how to interpret the EU regulation laws. I'm definitely not surprised by their current behaviour