What is "processed foods"? Isn't bread a heavily processed food? Is somehow making it at home magically healthier than it being made in a factory? What about whole wheat bread from a factory vs white bread at home? Which one is healthier?
Or are you trying to say that bread is somehow unhealthy? Even though it is staple eaten by literally everyone across the world in someway, shape or form.
Terms like this destroy the credibility of "food research" and I find it hard to trust any dietary guidance. Specially after the whole fat & sugar debacle
The age verification maybe a good idea if it is used to create a segregated place for kids. But instead of having filters & being able to scan messages, I think it'd be better to not have private messaging on those platforms. This will allow other users to report suspicious behavior.
It is a very common practice for these companies to rotate competent people between multiple projects. Friend used to work as a senior exec for CG in India
There is nothing wrong with baremetal 2003 style PHP. It is NOT a compiled language. Every line of code in PHP translates to one or more lines of Machine code.
As such a framework in PHP is counter intuitive and will only slow things down more.
USB-C is a mess. Sometimes everything works as intended, but most of the time it doesn’t. Sometimes power wont work, sometimes its the display, other times the USB.
I will cancel my sub and shift to KeePass before installing an Electron Version of 1Password
Not only is Electron heavy, but also inherits all the security vulnerabilities of Chromium.
This is compounded further by the fact that Electron uses its own bundled version of Chromium and so needs to be separately updated, before the app is compiled by the devs.
So many app developers are not even aware of this and so will not bother updating the SDK.
In-App browsers have always been a security nightmare. Similar issues exist with Electron apps as well.
But developers continue to use them as HTML + CSS + JS is the easiest way to develop a graphical dynamic UI, for a newbie. Many schools & colleges even teach basic HTML, CSS & JS, so the barrier to entry is very low.
I am not sure what a good solution here would be, but maybe we could start by limiting access. Or another way could be to have some way to convert the rendered UI to compiled binary code
Has anyone else been noticing an increasing trend of people dooming & glooming over low population? Just seems like fear mongering to me. Specially with all the automation today