One historical tidbit: Figma in the browser was possible because of WebGL, which came from work done at Mozilla in 2006 by my friend and absolute great human Vlad Vukicevic (not on twitter anymore). https://t.co/6kc59KphIi
He saw ages before anyone else did what was possible.
@xvonfers Thanks for catching that—fixed it.
Normally we unhide a sec bug after users have had time to update. Bug 552216 was opened early because a 3rd party report was already public, and our sec-bug unhiding process didn't notice the old hidden POC.
@CHPscrz@OTS_CA@CHP_Coastal NHTSA says bicyclist injuries went down after Idaho and Delaware adopted "Idaho stop" laws.
https://t.co/A1NWWgzmQe
Yes, bicyclists must obey all traffic laws, but the current laws are not always the safest.
@NativeSantaCruz The official alert seems to stop at Davenport, but definitely be careful. Will get to SF at 12:10 so a little after that
https://t.co/M8ueD71ety
@kiru_io@mitchellh@thorstenball I could almost accept "joot" if the author of the RFC was Welsh. Or maybe "jote" if it were lowercase and they wanted to treat 'w' as "omega-ish".
Definitely not "jot". Creators can be wrong (cf. GIF)
Case in point: there's no way to build a backdoor that only the "good guys" can use.
When the entire technical community says that the EU's ChatControl legislation + similar pose serious cybersecurity threats, we're not exaggerating for effect.
It's the last day of my tour and I'm exhausted and I wanna go home, but I'm still not gonna phone this thing in! So get your couch-sitting asses down here! Tonight at @CooperageProj Honesdale, PA. showtime 7:30
🎟️ at the door!
Supreme Court on trans people: Broad injunctions are bad and the law can only be blocked for two individual trans kids rather than the whole state.
Supreme court on blocking student loan reform and right wing priorities: Broad injunctions are great! Apply them nationwide!
I’d like it not to be true, but serious national security folks keep warning that the US is a few years away from possible cyber conflict with China. If that’s true, we shouldn’t be destroying the US research labs that work in this area.