Don't use these on your corporate devices or the infosec department will think you are a DPRK remote worker.
Is this even detectable? Doesn’t it just show up as a regular mouse and keyboard?
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jxi commented on Why We Migrated from Neon to PlanetScale blog.opensecret.cloud/why... · Posted by u/anthonyronning
TiDB is another option in this space which claims to be even cheaper and auto-scaling than PlanetScale.
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jxi commented on GitHub introduces sub-issues, issue types and advanced search github.blog/changelog/202... · Posted by u/julius-fx
Strange that issue types is only available if your repository is part of an organization. Why is this not configurable at the repository level?
GitHub Actions are also failing with 500 (gateway timeout) errors when trying to fetch the repository.
jxi commented on Bluesky is currently gaining more than 1M users a day bsky.jazco.dev/stats... · Posted by u/henrijn
I was skeptical but I just opened it and the UI does look cleaner and less bloated than X. However, UI is fixable and what matters more is content. There needs to be a compelling reason to switch, and I don't see one yet.
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jxi commented on Is Telegram really an encrypted messaging app? blog.cryptographyengineer... · Posted by u/md224
Signal also allows edits and deletions.
I haven't used Signal in a while, so I probably misremember some of what it supported. I just looked it up though and Signal's delete feature seems to leave a "This message was deleted" placeholder like what Facebook Messenger does, which looks a bit annoying to me (https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/360050426432-De...). Telegram just directly removes the message for everyone.