Does chromebook hardware need special distros? Debian has an armv7 port, there's Arch Linux ARM, Gentoo packages build for arm (though I feel like you'll have a horrible time building anything on that piece of junk), etc.

Though ARM is notoriously horribly inconsistent when it comes to bootup so I don't know if any of these will work on this specific device.

Screw chrome tbh. You can always embed https://github.com/niutech/jxl.js on the page as a fallback decoder for browsers that don’t support it (yet).

Do you want the short answer? The short answer is "Because there's a lot of applications that do a lot of different things and getting a good design for a protocol that supports all of those things is a process that takes time"

Traits like std::io::Write are essentially Strategy pattern. Take a look at how that’s used. You’re doing it mostly how I would, except for the Box. Generally it’s preferred to use generic functions/types in Rust instead of dynamic dispatch, i.e. have a fn do_something<T: MyTrait>(imp: T) instead of a fn do_something(imp: &dyn MyTrait).

At this point I have von idea if most of these are faked or not but it’s funny and definitely plausible after the pizza glue.

RoboCop: Rogue City

macOS has both, a system wide /Applications and per-user ~/Applications. Not to mention that it doesn’t really matter on a single user system anyway.

But Google has no influence over WebKit/Safari

When I visit the YouTube site, all that happens is their server sends data to my browser that it requested. What I/my browser do with that data (especially how and whether to display parts of the site) is up to me.

edit: Of course, they can try to forbid this via ToS but afaik nothing more than that.

I wish newer Java versions would disable object streams by default. They're such a horrible feature and should never be used. Especially over the network.

I just wrote a funny script and corresponding web page:

"use strict";

(() => {
  if (navigator.getEnvironmentIntegrity !== undefined) {
    window.location.href = "https://dblsaiko.net/no-wei";
  }
})()

If this API actually becomes a thing, I might put it on all my pages.

The only thing I have left is YouTube. Apparently Piped allows registering and then storing subscriptions, maybe I'll move mine there.

Gotta say, deleting my google account would be very awesome to do