That heavily depends on the language

NAT can be expensive. Its relaying through your gateway.

funny

This community should add 33 rules so there could be a 34th rule called “make sure to account for inflation” so I could be funny and say “look up inflation rule 34”

Read access logs and 403 user agents or IPs

Is the shitpost the bad math?

60 is 10*6. So [number]60 = 6[number]*10. Any number multiplied by 10 (or with a factor of 10) must end in a zero

How did you multiply by 60 and get a number that ends in 5??

Spotify Downloader

looks inside

YouTube

LibreWolf

TinEye seems to have no problem with this. It seems weird to argue that something that doesn’t work on every browser should be used because the alternative doesn’t work on every browser.

Google could easily do both. Using JS if canvas fails.

Yes because as we all know 100% of browsers have a canvas.

You’re not going to believe this

says most believable thing ever

Yes because as we all know that’s too hard for Google to achieve.

Google uselessly uses the canvas for its reverse image search. And I do mean uselessly - The image you upload is put onto the canvas, then immediately relayed to the server and never used again.

I’m sorry, but this implies the image is real.

Apple devices seem to arbitrarily swap its and it’s.

Whose home feed is this? /s

It depends on the country. In the US, yes, absolutely.

Kid named stock photo

Steve Harvey