suprfsat (u/suprfsat)

suprfsat commented on Rethinking DOM from first principles acko.net/blog/html-is-dea... · Posted by u/puzzlingcaptcha

All those words, and yet not once did he even mention the entire reason everything is the way it is: to preserve backwards compatibility.

It's like writing an entire diatribe about how it sucks that people can insult you online, and how that should change ... and not even mentioning the benefits of freedom of speech.

suprfsat · 25 days ago

[reads the HTML Standard] this is hate speech, essentially

suprfsat commented on The tools I love are made by awful people ankursethi.com/blog/the-t... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti

akho · 4 months ago

> Things will only change when democratically elected governments across the world step in with regulation, drag Big Tech through the courts, and fine them billions of dollars.

How will that help you install Linux.

suprfsat · 4 months ago

With the funds raised everyone can be assigned a Linux expert to sit next to them.

suprfsat commented on A day in the life of a prolific voice phishing crew krebsonsecurity.com/2025/... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti

IncreasePosts · 8 months ago

Your method probably leads to more calls since your number will be marked as active if you pick up

suprfsat · 8 months ago

They usually spend a minute cursing my mother in a language I don't understand, but they aren't organized enough to note that my number is a huge waste of time.

suprfsat commented on Earth's subsurface may hold up to 5.6 × 10⁶ million metric tons of hydrogen phys.org/news/2024-12-ear... · Posted by u/wglb

foundart · 8 months ago

Well there's an idea for a sci-fi disaster book: "Rustpocalypse" (if too much of that iron were to be oxidized.)

suprfsat · 8 months ago

Rust Evangelion Strike Force

suprfsat commented on How concurrency works: A visual guide wyounas.github.io/concurr... · Posted by u/simplegeek

tansan · 8 months ago

Better title:

> How concurrecy works: A text guide

suprfsat · 8 months ago

> concurrecy

suprfsat commented on Show HN: Replace CAPTCHAs with WebAuthn passkeys for bot prevention github.com/singlr-ai/noca... · Posted by u/uday_singlr

politelemon · 9 months ago

It does nothing on Linux.

suprfsat · 9 months ago

In Chrome devtools, use WebAuthn > Enable virtual authenticator environment to see the result.

suprfsat commented on Story of the two thousand stolen Playdate handhelds podcast.play.date/episode... · Posted by u/textadventure

yard2010 · 9 months ago

When you're the one making the rules, enforcing them and judging who breaks them, you can basically do whatever you want as long as you pay taxes :)

suprfsat · 9 months ago

And the jury's still out on that last bit.

suprfsat commented on Optical PCIe 7.0 connection hits 128 GT/s tomshardware.com/tech-ind... · Posted by u/WithinReason

jakeinspace · a year ago

What do you think people come to this site for?

suprfsat · a year ago

Eating all this popcorn while I read about people who are super deeply invested in AI or crypto.

suprfsat commented on RFC: Banning "AI"-backed (LLM/GPT/whatever) contributions to Gentoo mail-archive.com/gentoo-d... · Posted by u/Lockal

constantcrying · a year ago

Yes, something like that absolutely should be avoided at all cost.

Genuinely in disbelief what I was reading in that thread. How do people think that an autogenerated nonsense description is better than not describing the software at all?

suprfsat · a year ago

He can't even invert a binary tree on a whiteboard.

suprfsat commented on An AI robot is spotting sick tulips to slow disease through Dutch bulb fields apnews.com/article/tulips... · Posted by u/sizzle

inglor_cz · a year ago

I wonder if it is connected to the cloud.

There is an obvious route of abuse for ransomware: reprogram the bot to destroy healthy tulips as well and demand payment.

suprfsat · a year ago

Smart, there is no known upper bound to what the Dutch will pay for a tulip.