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1. 271.▲
   by core-utility 5y ago

   "even Apple's" might make more sense here. They take a particularly strong approach to security and privacy, but no system or company is perfect
2. 272.▲
   by core-utility 5y ago

   And it’s safer to never write your passwords down. And not plug your computer into the internet, or power at all. Risk is a spectrum, and there’s a balance to be had between functionality/convenience and security.
3. 273.▲
   by core-utility 6y ago

   When talking about checks on the order of twice a minute, curl is probably the right approach. You can/should still do a full check, but that can be done at a lower frequency.
4. 274.▲
   by core-utility 6y ago

   That could pose its own ethical issues, especially if companies start accidentally creating documentation and links to guthib.com without realizing it's redirecting them. At least this way it's clear you've made a mistake.