Do you have sources regarding other stack vectors?

Sounds like a regular PhD student project.

Nah. It turned out that one of the callers dialed in using a regular phone number and there classic wiretapping was used.

Still wouldn’t surprise me if it would’ve actually been the software.

Upvote since I agree with that sentiment

Comments are the worst as they are ignored by refactoring. That’s the reason if (false) is actually really good for temporarily disabled code.

Yes, wefwef got the memo and changed its name to Voyager. Maybe it’s an age issue - most pirates are young.

There really isn’t a single good name in this entire area of software. Just a massive cringefest.

Try Vivaldi. I moved to that from brave since I also need proper profiles

Ah. So then these issues don’t exist or what?

Wayward Pines

Thanks. Much appreciated.

Can you provide some context? Googled oven/Jarred Sumner a bit but only got the usual startup VC trash communication and lackluster interviews…

Sync for Lemmy

Never even tried surveying as it seemed to be the obvious collectible time waste. Fun as usual lies in the faction missions…

What I can tell you is that Google was extremely detailed in their monitoring of my apps - even looking up e.g. rate limits of the steam api to check if I properly deal with those. And I pick that example since I don’t want to talk about the ways I mishandled user data out of negligence or ignorance.

Back then I perceived it as harassment. Today I will certainly not install any apps that didn’t pass their testing.

And we’re not even talking about deliberate malware but simple incompetence. I would consider the average hobby app project to be borderline malware and a proper QA needs qualified personnel. I don’t see how F-Droid can ever reach those standards.

My configs remember stuff for me.

github1s. It works like this: Whenever you are at a URL like github.com/user/repo just add a “1s” after github, like github1s.com/user/repo.

Gives you an embedded VSCode as a viewer including tools like search functionality.