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14 votes
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The man in room 117 – Andrey Shevelyov would rather live on the street than take antipsychotic medication. Should it be his decision to make?
21 votes -
The decline of username and password on the same page
Web devs: what's up with this trend? For enterprise apps, I get it…single sign-on needs to detect what your email domain is to send you to your identity provider. For consumers, I feel like it's...
Web devs: what's up with this trend? For enterprise apps, I get it…single sign-on needs to detect what your email domain is to send you to your identity provider. For consumers, I feel like it's gotta be one of these reasons:
- Users don't know about the tab key being able to move to other fields on a page
- Mobile users don't really have a tab key, despite there being "previous/next field" arrows on the stock iOS keyboard since its inception (Android users, help me out please)
- Users tend to hit Enter after typing in their username, leading to a form submission with a blank password
- Security, maybe? In the past I have sent a link and a password in separate emails or separate communication methods entirely. Are you hashing/salting these separately for better MITM mitigation?
Did your UX team make a decision? Are my password managers forever doomed to need a "keyboard combo" value for every entry from now on?
Non-devs: do you prefer one method over the other? If so, why?
Tildes maintainers: selfishly, thanks for keeping these together :)
71 votes -
A shift towards a more sustainable global food system could create up to $10 trillion of benefits a year, improve human health, and ease the climate crisis
17 votes -
Lewis Hamilton set to join Ferrari
27 votes -
Older folks: Do you feel like work ethic has changed? Better or worse? Do you notice any generalizations? Have the times changed that much?
Just wondering what the sense is from others. Is it even a thing that you notice if you are in a more detached, work from home setting? Were “things different in my day, harumph!” This isn’t...
Just wondering what the sense is from others. Is it even a thing that you notice if you are in a more detached, work from home setting? Were “things different in my day, harumph!”
This isn’t intended to be a ranting thread on millennials or such. But I’m rather genuinely curious what is considered “normal” in terms of work ethic and work attitudes.
38 votes -
Why it's called gluten, glutamate, gelatin, gelato, etc
8 votes -
Pace of electric car adoption has markedly slowed in the US
39 votes -
Zombie sequel ’28 Years Later’ lands at Sony
19 votes -
Why flying insects gather at artificial light
24 votes -
An AI-generated image of a Victorian MP raises wider questions on digital ethics
9 votes -
Tests show that guardrails possibly do little to stop EVs and other heavier vehicles. And US transportation officials are concerned.
16 votes -
Popular AI chatbots found to give error-ridden legal answers
19 votes -
Congo’s least bad elections: How a fragile democracy inched forward—and how it can consolidate the gains
11 votes -
The $2.6 billion experiment to cover up Europe's dirty habit – Norwegian project to bury carbon waste under the sea is getting backing from Germany
8 votes -
Why Spec Ops: The Line mattered
23 votes -
Rebecca Solnit: How to comment on social media
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Bruce Schneier on the CFPB’s proposed data rules
7 votes -
Security crises from Red Sea to Black Sea pose a troubling question: How much has freedom of navigation been an anomaly?
4 votes -
A start-up secret: Executives' '11th-hour' pay bumps
4 votes -
Poor Things’ intimacy coordinator on consent, orgies and Emma Stone
27 votes -
Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce and a MAGA meltdown
37 votes -
EU leaders approve €50 billion deal for Ukraine after Viktor Orbán lifts his veto
21 votes -
Finnish unions have called for industrial action to protest government proposals on labour law reforms which they say would adversely impact low-wage earners
10 votes -
Oil firms forced to consider full climate effects of new drilling, following landmark Norwegian court ruling
9 votes -
The Ukrainian marines hit the Russian marines so hard, they blew the Russians back to 1980
16 votes -
For the first time: system roms, data dumps, scans and photographs, and a MAME driver for the little-known Sega AI
13 votes -
Recruited to play sports, and win a culture war
4 votes -
What it takes to manufacture 3D printers in Europe
13 votes -
Inside the decades-long fight over Yahoo's misdeeds in China
6 votes -
Rise of the Ronin | Gameplay overview
4 votes -
The Messenger shuts down amid journalism industry-wide layoffs
5 votes -
Epitaph: idle game about existential risks and the death of civilizations
20 votes -
The war on ‘woke capital’ is backfiring
11 votes -
Denis Villeneuve refuses to let Hollywood shrink him down to size
13 votes -
Baltimore Orioles agree to be sold to a group led by [Baltimore native] David Rubenstein for $1.7 billion
3 votes -
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach | State of Play announce trailer
20 votes -
Over 5,000 games industry workers have already lost their jobs in 2024
42 votes -
Showgirls | re:View
9 votes -
Judas | Story trailer
11 votes -
Silent Hill: The Short Message | Launch trailer
3 votes -
Rob Pardo on World of Warcraft (2006)
11 votes -
23andMe’s fall from $6 billion to nearly $0
25 votes -
A wolf killed EU president Ursula von der Leyen’s family pony, it ignited a high-stakes battle
27 votes -
I got a spam call and the automated voice that requests their reasoning for calling was my voice AI generated
13 votes -
Has anyone else noticed a difference in their winters?
I moved to a place with an "actual" winter just over a decade ago -- snow, freezing temperatures, etc. In the first couple of years, I got what felt like a genuinely solid winter. Lots of...
I moved to a place with an "actual" winter just over a decade ago -- snow, freezing temperatures, etc. In the first couple of years, I got what felt like a genuinely solid winter. Lots of blisteringly cold days. Snow that fell in large amounts and stuck around for most of the season. I love winter, so this was great for me.
In recent years, however, the winters have been milder and milder. When we do get snow, it's only around for a bit because days above freezing are now frequent enough that it's able to melt between snowfalls. Also, the snowfalls themselves are more intermittent. This year specifically we've actually had more rain than snow. I don't remember getting rain in January when I first moved here.
It irks me a bit because the shift has been so stark and noticeable in such a short period of time. There's a part of me that thinks that it's not a big deal and maybe my first years here were unnaturally cold and snowy for the area, so what I'm seeing now is simply the other side of the mean, but then there's another part of me that feels like that's simply a comforting lie I can tell myself in the face of the obvious effects of climate change.
Is there anyone else here that feels like they're missing their winters?
56 votes -
Tildes Minecraft Survival Bi-Weekly Thread
Server host: tildes.nore.gg Dynmap: https://tildes.nore.gg Playtime counter: https://tildes.nore.gg/playtimes.html Verification site: https://verify.tildes.nore.gg Tildes website extension (shows...
Server host:
tildes.nore.gg
Dynmap: https://tildes.nore.gg
Playtime counter: https://tildes.nore.gg/playtimes.html
Verification site: https://verify.tildes.nore.gg
Tildes website extension (shows online status & location): Firefox (Desktop and Android) - ChromeThe server operates on a soft whitelist. Anyone can log in and walk around, but you need a Tildes account to gain build access.
28 votes -
A cycle of misery: The business of building commercial aircraft
6 votes -
What service are you using for domain names?
In light of Google's recent, tragic, and inevitable closure of Google Domains and sale of their customer list to Squarespace: what are you using for domain names? Google Domains checked most of...
In light of Google's recent, tragic, and inevitable closure of Google Domains and sale of their customer list to Squarespace: what are you using for domain names?
Google Domains checked most of the boxes for me: good price, availability of TLDs, features, interface. The company's reputation went both ways, as we're now dealing with. Can't even remember what I used for domains before GD.
This thread is inspired by the recent thread on hosting providers, where I saw a lot of people were using Namecheap for domains. The name of the company sounds like a .biz from 2002, but if it's good it's good.
Let's figure out the best option for domain name services as of October 2023.
42 votes -
Florida official letter: "Misrepresenting" gender on drivers licenses is fraud, changes now banned
40 votes