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When will I be finally able to use adobe malware through the AppStore, fully sandboxed? That 15% recurring is not too much to spend to have a secure system wit
by jbverschoor 7y ago
When will I be finally able to use adobe malware through the AppStore, fully sandboxed?
That 15% recurring is not too much to spend to have a secure system without all the malware adobe installs on your laptop. Disgusting company.
- WWLink 7y agoHonestly I'm not sure the panicked security experts will ever be satisfied until macOS and the default apps are burned onto a ROM, and you must bring your Mac to the Apple Store for software updates - provide proof of ID and ownership, and then they'll replace the ROM chip. I'm pretty sure if a security analyst saw a linux machine with the root account enabled they'd have an aneurysm. OMG THEY DIDN'T EVEN ENABLE SECURE BOOT?! SHOULD BE ILLEGAL! We can't even replace the FUCKING SSD in our laptops anymore, in the name of security (theater).
- saagarjha 7y ago> the panicked security experts Security experts are not one unified group pushing for locked-down hardware.
- pjc50 7y agoThere is a real tension which this rant is not helping with.
- jbverschoor 7y agoWell in Catalina the boot volume is separated. I just want strict sandboxing by default, just like my iPhone. Why on earth do they need access to my system. It’s an application. I hope Apple will make life for these kind of developers a living hell. Confirmation popups everywhere. It’s the only way they’ll learn. I gladly pay the premium for some piece of mind about properly architected software. Heck, it’s the same with construction.
- JadeNB 7y ago> I hope Apple will make life for these kind of developers a living hell. Confirmation popups everywhere. It’s the only way they’ll learn. Adobe knows full well that they've got sufficient lock-in that most complainers won't switch, so what will they learn?
- gjs278 7y agohttps://garyshood.com/root/ https://garyshood.com/root/