But they still shipped the version that crashes the whole tab with a null pointer exception in Safari 14.1.
This should have been fixed before release.
We were proper web citizens and feature detected `blob.stream()` but our website completely broke in Safari 14.1 because it started using the new shipped API. The tab just instantly crashes.
Looks like we have to specifically detect Safari 14.1 now. 😔
My friend has a @1Password Family subscription and let the credit card lapse. She didn't notice the emails asking to update the card.
1Password completely deleted her account and logged her out on all devices. Now she can't access her 100+ passwords and 2FA tokens
WTF
I feel terrible because I recommended @1Password to her as I have to countless friends over the years.
For as long as I've used 1Password, their policy was to make passwords read-only when a license or subscription expires. Never to remotely wipe your passwords as punishment
She's now been logged out and had her passwords wiped on both her Mac and iOS devices and hasn't been able to access her accounts for several days.
@1Password support - can you fix this now, please?
I just built a site to help you make a friend in 2 minutes! My goal is to help people stuck indoors because of COVID-19 (or police curfews) to make meaningful connections with strangers. Hope you love it!
1. You are matched with a random partner for a video chat 2. You're given a deep question to discuss 3. You have 2 minutes to discuss it!
The only rule is: no small talk!
Here are a few samples:
- When in your life have you been the happiest?
- What would you be willing to die for?
- What is the biggest lie you’ve told without getting caught?
- What is a belief you had as a child that you no longer have?
- What human emotion do you fear the most?
🤯 Just read a fascinating paper called "The Surprising Creativity of Digital Evolution"
🤣 It's a bunch of HILARIOUS anecdotes showing how Artificial Life systems often produce SUPER surprising and SHOCKINGLY ridiculous results. 😲
👇 THREAD
😜 "Selection Gone Wild"
"It is often functionally simpler for evolution to just exploit loopholes in the quantitative measure than it is to achieve the actual desired outcome"
🙄 "Evolution had discovered another cheat: "somersaulting without jumping at all. ... At the start of the simulation, the individual 'kicks' the foot of its pole off the ground, and begins falling head-first, somersaulting its foot"
Microsoft in 2018 isn't an evil monopolist anymore. They've actually invested heavily in open source, recently becoming the #1 contributor on GitHub including to many projects that are not their own (e.g. @electronjs) but there are some downsides. 1/10
Downside 1: One less independent tech company. GitHub used to be an independent advocate for open source. Now, it'll be yet another service of Big Tech Inc. Historically, companies use acquisitions to push users into their ecosystem to sell more products and services. 2/10
Acquirers often make it slightly annoying to use the acquired product with competitor ecosystems, letting integrations with competitor services languish to the point that they stop working or are removed entirely. They also might start pushing Microsoft Azure in some form. 3/10
"My goodness, don't you remember when you went first to school?
You went to kindergarten.
And kindergarten, the idea was to push along so that you could get into first grade.
And then push along so that you could get into second grade, third grade, and so on,
Going up and up and then you went to high school and this was a great transition in life.
And now the pressure is being put on, you must get ahead.
You must go up the grades and finally be good enough to get to college.
And then when you get to college, you're still going step by step, step by step, up to the great moment in which you're ready to go out into the world.
And then when you get out into this famous world,
Comes the struggle for success in profession or business.