Hello. Agreed that we need comprehensive privacy reform.
You should probably read the article, though. (-;
I have access to everything (on the tech side) at Matter, and if you put your social security number into the app, I wouldn't be able to access it to write it on a sticky note. That's the whole point.
It's because builds are completely reproducible, and therefore they have to be built in the same place (in `/nix`), and you can't create directories off of `/` on modern Mac setups.
FWIW, I have this in my userChrome.css to fix that horizontal tabs annoyance: `#TabsToolbar{ visibility: collapse !important;}`. Not ideal, but a workaround I can forget about most of the time.
Thanks. Yeah; that's the idea for bootstrapping. At some point, I'd love it if sites themselves published APIs or at least manifests (similar to /robots.txt or favicon or a URL in a HTTP header, etc.) of how to programmatically change passwords.
A real problem I ran into is that a full browser is required for many operations, now. Instagram.com, for example, is completely opaque to non-DOM+JS browsers. Right down to the shamefully empty `<noscript>` block.
I had the pleasure of tasting a Tonka Bean IPA I brought back from Brazil a couple years ago. Immediately ordered some of the beans (thanks to my freedom as a Canadian (-: ). They're really great in crème brûlée.
You should probably read the article, though. (-;
I have access to everything (on the tech side) at Matter, and if you put your social security number into the app, I wouldn't be able to access it to write it on a sticky note. That's the whole point.
PS I'm also old and jaded. (-;