lurkersince2013

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by lurkersince2013 8mo ago
Wait, but where’s the file encryption happening?
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by lurkersince2013 9mo ago
Avoid using Bartender: https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/1d8a0wv/if_you_are... https://talk.macpowerusers.com/t/bartender-change-of-ownersh...
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by lurkersince2013 11mo ago
https://www.cloudflarestatus.com - has been updated.
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Apple's Widget Backdoor [video](youtube.com)
1 points by lurkersince2013 1y ago|0 comments
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by lurkersince2013 1y ago
https://archive.ph/oXYXe
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Mike Waltz Accidentally Reveals App Govt Uses to Archive Signal Messages(404media.co)
312 points by lurkersince2013 1y ago|125 comments
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by lurkersince2013 2y ago
It’s looking less and less functioning and less and less like a democracy every day. And give France a bit more credit; they were instrumental in the US’s own internal revolution against the British.
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by lurkersince2013 2y ago
Am sure there’s a very real possibility that some shady data brokers will ultimately gain access to the treasure trove of data before long - and am sure that in our capitalistic world healthcare and insurance companies would happily pay for
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by lurkersince2013 2y ago
FYI - sketchy malware style advert resembling iOS system prompt when loading that page.
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by lurkersince2013 2y ago
Oh yes, I forgot how much of a pain that is. It’s so frustrating. I’ve been using this for the last couple of years and forgot it was even an issue: https://cordlessdog.com/stay/
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by lurkersince2013 2y ago
So here we have a bunch of people complaining about a useful feature that has been written and included for them to use free of charge in an open source project that they themselves likely use to help them earn money at their workplaces...
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by lurkersince2013 2y ago
I really just don't understand the outrage here, it's a terminal emulator, communication with external services has always been possible and has always been very easy. And iTerm2 itself has allowed for custom python scripts to b
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by lurkersince2013 2y ago
| "A big problem for a lot of devs is that even with an invalid API key, iTerm2 is still sending everything that happens in the terminal to OpenAI." ...uh why on earth would it be doing this? Do you have any evidence this behavior
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by lurkersince2013 2y ago
If you're so paranoid about this possibility then just block it at the network level - heck, even whitelist IP ranges that you want iTerm2 to be able to connect out to and default deny the rest. Let's not blame iTerm2, which is a
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by lurkersince2013 2y ago
| "that anything that can possibly talk to a third party AI service is forbidden" So then your company just needs to block AI at the network level then? Within a few keystrokes you could already very easily communicate with third
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by lurkersince2013 3y ago
HomePods?