Operyl

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961.
by Operyl 8y ago
In my case that is entirely broken. It just leaves it there. That’s why I’m frustrated. Regardless, it’s inappropriate to even have it enabled for a Professional installation. It’s so stupid.
962.
by Operyl 8y ago
Or shared credentials, etc.
963.
by Operyl 8y ago
It failed on this case, so it must equally fail in every? I don’t buy that ..
964.
by Operyl 8y ago
Always a pleasure reading your rants on DNSSEC. How the hell was DNSSEC supposed to stop an attack against leaked credentials?
965.
by Operyl 8y ago
Seems reasonable enough, steps that should have already been taken (and may have been already for certain sectors of the government). Pretty level headed “directive,” I definitely welcome it.
966.
by Operyl 8y ago
Its absurd. Even on the City Workstations I sometimes use when volunteering are plagued by candy crush saga!
967.
by Operyl 8y ago
You can’t do that with the “advertisement packages”. Thanks for trying though ;).
968.
by Operyl 8y ago
Huge rant incoming: My biggest issue is still not knowing how the (ugh..) fuck to remove Candy Crush Saga from my god damned “downloaded” apps list. On fucking Professional I should not have to deal with that crap. All the instructions on t
969.
by Operyl 8y ago
https://github.com/nehbit/aether
970.
by Operyl 8y ago
I wonder what they use to generate IDs! /s Man that comment popped up a bunch in that blog post, lol.
971.
by Operyl 8y ago
A lot of password managers clear or restore the clipboard after a short period.
972.
by Operyl 8y ago
My password manager can deal with it: Cmd + \, Enter, Cmd + \, Enter. It is a little saddening, perhaps, but to say it’s breaking password managers entirely is a wrong.
973.
by Operyl 8y ago
They're following the code, it's written in law. If they didn't take advantage of it, their stockholders would be pissed.
974.
by Operyl 8y ago
Ok. But that’s also baked into the cost of the device at sale. If we’re talking about the App Store, bandwidth, redistribution, etc that it provides sure. But .. I don’t agree with your listed examples.
975.
by Operyl 8y ago
It’s kind of like bundling cable and internet I guess? Or perhaps considering it like buying “in bulk” in a way.
976.
by Operyl 8y ago
If purchased through the app and you were billed by the App Store (i.e. you were asked by iOS to use Touch ID/FaceID/Apple ID password) then yes.
977.
by Operyl 8y ago
Until they’re not. I’ve had some codebases where it took 3-4 hours to figure out that some really bizarre issue was really just a type bug. And I don’t consider myself a terrible debugger.
978.
by Operyl 8y ago
I believe PHPFPM behaves in this way. When the client disconnects from the web server, their request stays in the queue for a worker to pick up, I don’t believe there is a way to cancel it.
979.
by Operyl 8y ago
The people big enough to do so, with the pockets to do so, aren’t subject to the problems faced here.
980.
by Operyl 8y ago
How is reading a legally binding contract with regards to your business not a real world expectation?
981.
by Operyl 8y ago
Why should the user then not respect Spotify’s right to terminate their account based on the TOS? Goes both ways if you ask me.
982.
by Operyl 8y ago
Zero problems with Stripe, still processing payments without any issue. Just took a look at their status page too, in case something got posted, but no such notice exists.
983.
by Operyl 8y ago
Even price increases can take some time to do, as you have people in 1-2 year contracts. I just hope that’s enough time for competition, or that it doesn’t happen.
984.
by Operyl 8y ago
It’s a bit harder to put the cat back in the bag. I’m assuming (and hoping) it’ll take a few years for that kind of degradation, and some new competition (or municipal service) could make its way in.
985.
by Operyl 8y ago
On the other hand, it seriously forced other ISPs to step up their game from what I hear. So not all is lost.
986.
by Operyl 8y ago
They can keep the resources they waste on my machine if they'd only give me a damned dark mode.
987.
by Operyl 8y ago
This happens during busy times of year, like Christmas.
988.
by Operyl 8y ago
Zorp GPL is free/opensource, so unless you're looking for some of the closed source features in Zorp Professional you should be able to tinker pretty heavily.
989.
by Operyl 8y ago
Any self signed certificate? Then the attacker who is already capable of intercepting packets can just serve whatever and proxy your request. Your argument to the main argument falls short just the same..
990.
by Operyl 8y ago
You can probably verify this yourself with crt.sh! I’m on mobile and busy, but it’s a fun game mucking through the certificates for various domain names.

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