edric

I hope there’s a way to have the review removed for being irrelevant. I love your app btw, please keep it up. The only issue that’s kinda annoying right now is that I lose my place in the feed when I swipe back out from a post.

They released a crude version of the model in the thumbnail. It was the 5510.

Mullvad for VPN, Bitwarden for password manager.

The live action series of the manga Trillion Game has a developer as one of the characters and some of fhe stuff he does uses actual terminology and logic, and not just a bunch of tech jargon strewn together.

That’s why it helps to have a staging environment as well.

Lmao how does moving the content moderation team from CA to TX remove bias.

He can also check out Bandwidth.

You’ve never lived in an actual third world country if you think the US is one, even at its current state.

If anything, I wish they made passports into the size of a regular ID so it fits in a wallet/cardholder and you don’t have to worry about it getting folded or wet. Make visas and stamps digital so a chip scan of the card provides all the info, instead of eye/face recognition/tracking.

I appreciate your optimism, but I’m more on the cautious side of things. At the end of the day they are still a corporation that needs to profit as much as they can, so we have yet to see what happens when they become the dominant player in the space. Hell, it was just reported that they are now planning a subscription model, waaay earlier than Elon did with twitter.

Oh wow this brings back memories when we had to verify that hard drives were wiped successfully before disposal and we used knoppix on live CDs. Good to see that it somehow still lives.

3. Migrate away from Short Message Service (SMS)-based MFA

Then they should force banks and other financial institutions to actually implement it. Migrating away from SMS MFA doesn’t work if the service provider doesn’t offer it as an option in the first place.

It was Antergos for me, before the project was shut down.

Oh wow I think I had an account with them but it was so long ago I don’t remember my account details nor any of the photos I uploaded.

And nothing of value was lost.

you generally don’t magically get things like API keys and database credentials from buckets

Oh you underestimate how clueless some people can be. One of the highest priority checks of cloud SOCs is to just routinely scan for public buckets, because people expose (accidentally or intentionally) stuff on their test or sandbox accounts a lot, and it’s not surprising to find keys and secrets in there. Obviously a simple SCP policy of denying API calls to make a bucket public will easily solve this problem, but then again, even big companies screw that up too.

Applying Occam’s Razor, I assume this is publicly exposed buckets and lack of (or misconfigured) resource-based policies on those buckets, which is probably like the most common reason for these breaches.

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Don’t go full supervillain, just a little bit less.