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2y ago
Wow I certainly did not expect this to catch the ears of The JGC. I shot an email, thanks!
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That was my first instinct as well! I reached out to Digicert at revoke@digicert.com. They responded almost immediately and directed me to Cloudflare's abuse report form, where I was met with a wall. Now I'm back to Digicert askin
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2y ago
Yes, I should have been a lot clearer before throwing out an accusation like that. What I meant to say is that to the best of my knowledge I'm not using any of their services directly. The first thing I suspected was that Porkbun, my r
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2y ago
I recently noticed that Cloudflare issued multiple, year-long certificates for one of my domains that has NOTHING to do with Cloudflare services. Trying to get them revoked has been an exercise in frustration and futility.
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The Irrevocable SSL Certificates of Cloudflare
(worldofmatthew.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
I had to check if it was April Fools' Day. This is one of the most disturbing posts I've seen in a while. I sincerely hope that people who profit off of this will get fired at the very least.
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2y ago
Oh no, giggling students! Someone do something, quick! I can only imagine the horror.
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2y ago
I actually DO think that remote attestation should be treated as radioactive, at least on consumer devices.
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2y ago
It is crucial that we ban the use of remote attestation on consumer devices through regulation if we ever want to have any sort of freedom.
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2y ago
I was a big fan of passkeys until I learned that it basically lets services/websites decide how/where you are allowed to store your keys, effectively preventing you from exporting them or creating a backup. (attestation) This is c
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3y ago
If only there was a way to make the third use case illegal... Users should be treated as GODS on the machine they own. They should be the one holding all the keys to the kingdom. There should not be any hardware/firmware feature that c
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3y ago
Humans have been known for successfully using tools to complete their tasks in a more comfortable and efficient manner for quite some time now, even at the cost of introducing additional complexity. So if the results seem promising and the
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3y ago
Knowing Tinder, they didn't miss out on much.
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3y ago
I'm also interested in this. It's literally the only thing holding me back from getting one. If I spend $3k+ on a machine I don't want it to look like an off-brand Macbook.
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3y ago
If only they had an anodized black option.... The fact that you have to resort to breaking out the rattle-can or use janky stickers on your $3000+ machine just to have it in the most popular computer color is simply maddening.
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3y ago
Held liable, as in getting a fine that's 0.3℅ of their yearly revenue ?
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hurutparittya
3y ago
[ YES ] [ MAYBE LATER ]
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hurutparittya
3y ago
Please explain to me how going "right click -> save as" on the image instead of going "right click -> copy" on the link going to improve privacy in any meaningful way.
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3y ago
https://archive.vn/hhn6C
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3y ago
Please tell me you are not honestly cheering that atrocity on.
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3y ago
Just wait until you won't even be able to open devtools on a WEI protected website. For your security, of course.
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3y ago
If only they had an anodized black option.... The fact that you have to resort to breaking out the rattle-can or use janky stickers on your $3000+ machine just to have it in the most popular computer color is simply maddening.
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3y ago
I 100% agree with this. But even if holdouts could magically prevent the abuse of this API there is still a massive issue. Once this standard gets wider adoption and it's time to boil the frog further literally all it takes to disable
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3y ago
I feel like this might be a little intellectually dishonest. I think we all know that this comment was never about blind people and their screen readers, but the subversive identity politics that are being played in the name of diversity an