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Most people (me included) are ok on the principle, and I actually don’t disable it. I want more security. Issues are on the implementation, with for instance t
by hrktb 6y ago
Most people (me included) are ok on the principle, and I actually don’t disable it. I want more security.
Issues are on the implementation, with for instance the network calls on every command run if for any reason the CLI is not whitelisted.
Also I am not against iOS either, I just need an alternative for the tools that don’t fit the model, and that role is currently filled by macos. The more macos is iOSified, the less it fills that role.
- ubermonkey 6y agoI guess that's the thing I find weird, because I don't see anything about MacOS becoming "iOS-ified" at all. I mean, sure, it might happen. But hasn't happened yet.