

Yeah lol this isn’t new news.


Yeah lol this isn’t new news.


Tell me you don’t understand technology without saying you don’t understand technology. Biometrics don’t leave Apple devices. Proof? Go get an old touch iPhone and set up a fingerprint and then try to use that to log in to a MacBook with Touch ID.
Yeah the shows that punch down are just terrible. I also didn’t like the office. Seinfeld has to be one of the worst shows ever made, same for everybody loves Raymond. They’re just shows meant to make you mad and have you laugh at the less well off.


It’s difficult. If people don’t support Firefox then the downstream browsers that everyone in this thread are suggesting are fucked. And we’re stuck with chrome and safari. But if people support Mozilla too much then they’ll just do whatever they want, like this AI nonsense.


The latest Firefox release added a button that does exactly what you want. Turns off AI everywhere.


Wait, you made one to start with? Cause we did the same thing.
Not really. When the laughs are removed you just realize it’s racism, sexism, and juvenile jokes all in one.
For those that don’t know, that’s a very famous Steve Jobs quote. Tim Apple is just repeating it
If your jokes aren’t funny without putting fake forced laughter behind them then they shouldn’t be said.
Yeah if you turn off the laugh track this show is terrible, for so many reasons.


I don’t really know jack about supabase, but what I’m getting at is that authentication is tied to a user store somewhere. So your user authenticates, they do so against something. Either your server or your database. If they do it against your database, then fine, but how did that user get created? How are they making the connection? How are your policies applied for that user? What keeps a user from spamming your database with login attempts to guess other users or your root db user?
If your users have to authenticate against a server you don’t have to worry about the database. You can use a authentication library for your language and you’re good to go in most cases. You can then also scale your database separately.
Maybe supabase is designed for this, idk, but I personally wouldn’t ever design a site that way, unless it was a very very niche circumstance.


What policies are preventing users from inserting data? If you are asking this question then you very likely should not be doing what you’re doing. There are ways to do it safely, but it’s for very very specific circumstances, with very very specific security setups.


Yeah sidebery is the goat. I too have thousands of tabs open.
Is he saying “your wallet”?


So you set up a nice strawman with assembly and fortran there (which would never be used for a web server) instead of suggesting a realistic option like C# or the JVM, both of which have much larger communities of people that actually know what they’re doing.
You’d get just as many contributions in Java or Kotlin and the quality would be higher as well.
The decisions at the start of the project have the most influence on the project, more so than anything ever will later down the line.


Yeah I understand that. I just recently switched and just never even started my windows partition since. Makes it real easy to tell what’s important in my life.


Well the first is already true and the second is never gonna happen.


You can also run all the office stuff in WinBoat. Only Office is pretty close to ms office as well, but is missing some really important stuff that really pissed my wife off.
What victories have they had???