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  • I write software in many languages that does the things i want it to do. i understand how to write code that works. most of the time i write software it works on the first few tries. i don't do a lot of copy pasting. i write functions and use libraries to create things. it's strange to me, but from what i hear, it's becoming rare for people to really understand how to make software.

  • There are some cases yet to be tried for Canadian asylum for trans people. We will have to see how they play out.

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  • why the ai artwork. it adds nothing

  • i smell a sign store showing off their skills :p

  • I haven't had a big problem with high rise. I'm forced to wear high rise because every other type of pants falls down even below "low rise" with my hip shape

  • i mean there's no guarantee the number belongs to the person who posted this

  • i hope this number isn't being used to harass someone

  • it's always fun to get this one as a trans woman. then i say i don't get periods and they ask why and i say i don't have a uterus.

  • RetailMeNot used to be all right but nowadays it's pretty useless in my experience. almost all the "deals" aren't actual coupons and are more like advertisements.

  • oh, it's talking about a completely different kind of ipa, lol!

  • He also says in the video that clippy didn't read your letter. It did--that's how it could detect that you were writing one.

  • as a senior, i think i would have to be given 5x pay before i would remotely consider this

  • I like the taste. It's very soft and fully saturated with the sweet syrup. Not exactly like donut holes, hard to find a good comparison. Very soggy but in a good way.

  • i need some air put that air on me

  • It's because of the reliance on hundreds of thousands of third party web dependencies that are constantly updating and constantly getting security patches (and introducing vulnerabilities)

  • Well, undiscovered vulnerabilities are kind of a special case. You can't do anything about those except turn off your pc entirely. Using NoScript isn't necessarily going to help with those.

  • Browser JavaScript is already sandboxed, so there is a limit to the info that can be accessed, though it does expose some of basic information you've listed.

    To the best of my knowledge, the only items that can be accessed from the ones you listed are:

    • current time (by creating a Date object)
    • operating system and version (though this is usually not precise info and only provides a rough version)

    an example of the info that can be accessed (via the navigator property) for a Windows pc is:

     
        
    # platform = Win32
    # appCodeName = Mozilla
    # appName = Netscape
    # appVersion = 5.0 (Windows; en-US)
    # language = en-US
    # mimeTypes = [object MimeTypeArray]
    # oscpu = Windows NT 5.1
    # vendor = Firefox
    # vendorSub = 1.0.7
    # product = Gecko
    # productSub = 20050915
    # plugins = [object PluginArray]
    # userAgent = Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.12) Gecko/20050915 Firefox/1.0.7
    
      

    As you can see it's not a whole lot of information. Certainly there is no way to get the serial number or other hardware information. Also, local files cannot be accessed without permission.

    There are some user agent spoofer addons that will change the user agent string. I am not sure but i imagine some of those also allow overriding this navigator information to anonymize that data further. Preventing accessing the user's time zone would be pretty impossible though given how the Date object works.

  • if anyone is still using Instagram there's a very hidden feature if you tap the logo where you can view just your followers' posts. it really sucks that it's hidden though.