So far, we’ve found and validated more than 500 high-severity vulnerabilities. We’ve begun reporting them and are seeing our initial patches land, and we’re continuing to work with maintainers to patch the others.
If this is true, perhaps a list will be provided soon so communities can vet the effort for themselves.
They still make sense for local business, I think. I get and hang on to the service industry cards I get(HVAC, driveway grading, roofing, etc.)
I’m sure you’re right but I’m also confident that the profit margin is larger than the other two aspects combined.
I am not intelligent enough to understand any of it but that was a fun read.
TIL the origin of Courier.
I wish it felt populated.
Soooooo, reading someone’s password then using it is “hacking” now?
Yours,
Schwim, Master Hacker
I agree with not doing it but suggesting OTA as a realistic replacement for the vast majority of viewers is… not rooted in reality.
I for one can’t even get a channel’s signal in my rural area. I’d have to switch to listening to HAM radio operators for my fun time.
I believe that the negatives of social media far outweigh this perceived positive.
It’s been a great service for the couple of years that I’ve used them.
Does this title really require the story behind it?
Or perhaps develop the Honeypot app in the first place.
Apple made a good step in iOS 26.3 to limit at least one vector of mass surveillance, enabled by having full control of the modem silicon and firmware. They must now allow users to disable GNSS location responses to mobile carriers, and notify the user when such attempts are made to their device.
It seems like the vendor can disable this leak. If we ever get a well-rounded linux OS phone, I imagine this will be moot for those on that platform.
It looks nice, I hope they make solid progress before I need another phone in 4 or so years.
Very helpful, thanks. As for me, as long as a piefed instance exists, I’ll put this in the same container as politics and let the rest of you handle it.
X2… Could someone explain?
I’m with you. I hail from the days of dial-up BBS. I’ve gotten to watch online devolve from a genuine community of people that often disagreed but knew how to talk about it and could trust that a human sat on the other end.
I’ve been stripping elements from my online life and working my way towards reclaiming some semblance of an internet that betters my life; no corporate social networks, no lowest common denominators at either extreme end and no psychologically-tuned engagement triggers.
We will never get an honest Internet back but like you, I can reclaim my use of it on my terms.
You’re absolutely right. Just like every other model out there, this one has had some egregious missteps in design over the decades. The e is hardly the first time that the badge was used on a vehicle that didn’t sit well with the fans.
I see this comparison a lot and wonder why they feel that the E is the terrible departure from the muscle-bound model when this existed decades prior.
I’ve heard it called Emo webcomic or Emo aesthetic. Popularized by this guy, the creator of your posted image, I believe: https://www.pinterest.com/jooheonybee/jeff-thomasazuzephre/