Firefox also uses the Chrome extension API. Not that it matters, as Linkedin just checks the content injected into the site:

Here’s why: some extensions have static resources (images, JavaScript) available to inject into our web pages. We can detect the presence of these extensions by checking if that static resource URL exists,

The only way to defend against this is to disable scripts entirely.

That's exactly the problem a rolling screen solves.

Cool, but you could've argued the same without a vaguely threatening title.

It can buffer without playing.

Can be useful when you have a limited amount of data.

Games used to allow you to host a server on your own computer. Let's start demanding modern games do the same.

Part of the jump at least appears to be explained by Valve correcting again the Steam China numbers. Month over month they report a 31.85% drop to the Simplified Chinese language use and English use increasing by 16.82% to 39.09%. Other languages also showed gains amid the massive decline in Simplified Chinese use.

The fact that there is a massive drop in Chinese users seems to imply that it's not that there are more Linux users on Steam, but that the number of people using Windows has decreased.

I could accept Worldcoin based authentication with two minor changes: instead of an iris scan, it should use the more modern, IgNobel winning rectal print technology, and instead of a creepy orb Sam Altman would have to personally sketch the prints with a broken pencil.

Maybe the evil bit wasn't such a bad idea. How about instead of unreliable and privacy invading age checks, put an extra field in TCP so that websites can signal that they have adult content and the user can then decide to block them at the router or OS level. That would still leak some information that SSL normally wouldn't, but not much.

I want an AI mirror that makes me look fit without having to do any workout!

The way things are going, solar will soon be responsible for 100% of Cuba's electricity generation. Easy to do when all other power plants stop working. The question is, what percentage of energy demand will solar be able to satisfy, and at what cost.

Year of the Linux desktop, even Chinese spyware supports Linux now!

To this day, the Play Store allows anyone to publish an app with the exact same name as an already existing one. Google doesn't give a fuck about security, this is about control.

While Linux is often considered to be bit clunky, KDE Connect is an example of a much smoother experience than anything of MS.

What, you're not booting from OneDrive?