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by e40 1y ago
A very reddit reaction.
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by e40 1y ago
I agree with this. It would be nice if there was an option, per item in 1PW, that allowed a popup for access via the service account.
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by e40 1y ago
This is the takeaway from this disclosure. Everyone using op should create a service account and expose only the secrets that need access via the CLI. That greatly decreases the attack surface.
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by e40 1y ago
> Responsible disclosure was made via BugCrowd on 2nd October, 2023, and disclosure was authorized in January of 2024 I’m confused why this is just be publicly disclosed. It’s been known for 2 years!
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by e40 1y ago
It’s amazing how much you are avoiding the question.
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by e40 1y ago
It's not their lane. There are other solutions that exist which are fine. Maybe I was too quick to judge, I don't know. Maybe I'll be surprised in a good way.
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by e40 1y ago
That's not really true, in my experience, but for this issue, I suspect they will be mostly useless. Account closures via algorithm are rarely reversible via customer support. Citibank closed a 22 year account recently, via an algorit
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by e40 1y ago
Store only the backup key. It would be crazy to have a single key.
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by e40 1y ago
As a paying customer you had the ability to get a human on the line. Whether or not they would tell you why the account was closed is another matter.
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by e40 1y ago
And my understanding of the science is that statins reduce inflammation.
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by e40 1y ago
I'm not affiliated, but I've used https://www.memeorandum.com/ for more than a decade. Gives me a good high-level view of the news. I'm a Kagi customer and I definitely don't want anything they do with
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by e40 1y ago
Given what's going on, you don't think they are unreliable? The seemingly bogus indictment of Comey? People quit over it, and they kept hiring people until someone said "yeah, I'll indict him" ... that seems very
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by e40 1y ago
Who here thinks anyone will pay any price for this behavior? The times we live in…
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by e40 1y ago
Excellent article! Well sourced and logical. Thank you.
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by e40 1y ago
Any sources other than this unreliable narrator?
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by e40 1y ago
Shades of Great Expectations.
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by e40 1y ago
Good article. It articulates well were a lot of us think this is going. It is alarming to me how little people care about privacy.
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by e40 1y ago
Well, that was a deep rabbit hole.
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by e40 1y ago
> Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity I know that quote is reductive, but I do find it is relevant to my life and what I observe in others. The opportunity part is what we usually call luck. Preparation is another m
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by e40 1y ago
I started buying hard drives from b&h photo. Just couldn’t trust Amazon anymore.
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by e40 1y ago
Trump is a symptom not a cause. The right has been planning this for many decades and many think it started with Powell Memorandum, 1971. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_F._Powell_Jr .
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by e40 1y ago
Interesting perspective. I don't find many religious people articulate or persuasive. And how often do they have to give public testimony? The pilgrims lived in Holland for years in exile before deciding to go to the new world. It w
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by e40 1y ago
You said you have a support system, can’t they help with the charges and getting you out of jail?
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by e40 1y ago
A friend was laid off and when I looked at his CV I was shocked. It was terrible. I made suggestions but he didn’t seem to get it. I strongly recommend you show your CV to someone and get feedback.
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by e40 1y ago
This is also my hypothesized reason for the disparity in verbal communication skills between the average Americans and Brit. If you watch a lot of TV from both countries you will see a very obvious difference in verbal communication. Americ
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by e40 1y ago
I fear that when a certain administration finds out about it they will force it to shut down. The last thing they want is for the internet to have a memory, because then they can define past in any way they want.
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by e40 1y ago
Exactly! The problem with the way countries move up is to move the dirty industries to the up-and-coming countries. We need to properly pay for clean industry, but that conversation really never gets very far.
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by e40 1y ago
I didn't say it wouldn't. I said it didn't qualify as ready cash.
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by e40 1y ago
And some number of years ago, the government restarted a rare earth ore processing plant (somewhere in the west, like CO... I forget). Of course, after a year or two, the will to maintain it (because it was operating at a loss) evaporated
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by e40 1y ago
What people normally mean by wealth is easy access to cash. Someone that owns a $15M house and has very little other liquid assets is not poor, but they definitely don't qualify as wealthy. Many, many people in CA that live in expensi

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