devguy2

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   by devguy2 8mo ago

   Imagine being so full of oneself that you set up a webpage to tell a Trillion-dollar company you might not buy their stuff anymore.
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   by devguy2 4y ago

   Keyword: if. What little i do distribute to a few end users come from local builds through a completely separate system. The security level applied reflects this more than well. To my (well-founded) knowledge nobody distributes my code; and
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   by devguy2 4y ago

   Sue, "no basis" is perhaps a bit spicy.... but it's still an active contradiction that they could have easily changed. (And in doing so should have made them at least think twice before pushing this).
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   by devguy2 4y ago

   The latter. And especially the reasoning they provide W.R.T. "securing the software supply chain". I have a strong, managed, password which is perfectly reasonable for a few hobby hacks... See also: "I am not a supplier"
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   Tell HN: GitHub forcing 2FA on users has no basis in their ToS

   9 points by devguy2 4y ago|14 comments