My point was basically that this can happen to you too, and if it couldn’t, people would complain anyway.

No need to call people morons over it.

It’s not that it can’t be done then, most likely no one has checked.

Buying out solo deved apps to host malware has been a thing for ages.

Why can’t Firefox be effected by this?

Does chrome not ask about plugins requesting new permissions or something?

Either a browser is bad because it doesn’t allow extensions… Or it bad because it does and lets users install insecure stuff… Or it’s bad because it locks the extensions down so much you can’t do anything useful with them.

Which type of bad are you shilling for?

There are various coop games that no longer get played by me and my friends, entirely because of their install size.

Someone uninstalls to free up space, and then because it would take longer than our gaming nights to download, never gets played again unless one of us is instant that they download it ahead of time.

We just play something else.

Mine is inside the fuel flap

That pretty much says: safe when stable. (Which it is now) Makes some sense.

Mine is public, so I hope it’s safe (ish)

On the public Immich bit, they have docs on how to setup a reverse proxy correctly. No security warnings.

That sounds like a thumbs up to me?

Even splatted on the back of it?

The government knows who you are. They know your age, your address and know you exist (probably).

You go to a site that requires ages verification. You say:please verify me with the government portal. You go to that portal to get a temporary id code to give to the site. The website says to the gov portal give me the name and age of the user with this temp ID. You approve that access. Portal sends age (or an is over 16/18/21 etc flag) to the site.

• Gov portal doesn’t need to know who the site is.
• You don’t provide a unique ID to the website, just a temporary one.
• as if codes are temporary, you must have access to the id/login now, not just at some point
• Site only gets the data you approve/it requested,.not everything.

The process can do with some streamlining, but should work in practice?

Can you just move that product to a new URL? What happens?

Yeh, that’s crazy maths…

I think it, or derrivative methods are used more than you think, but aren’t talked about because torrenting has a bad rep.

I believe windows update and World of Warcraft either do or did use p2p downloads for updates

If you go to the site, what does it think of your fingerprint?

I once went to a store and they had put the pins for their security tags through the shells of their expensive waterproof coats…

Even the paper ones often use plastics in the glue apparently?

If you view it as them seeing that the current studio has failed, then this is them trying to fix it by bringing it in house.

IF they expand the studio and invest, then they could save it.

Or it could just die like KSP

They are in the same city even I think.

Somewhere, that Dev who was told that having clustered databases in nonprod was two expensive and not needed is now updating the deploy scripts

And we recently discovered a clump of dark matter big enough to form a gravitational lens - we could actually see it curving light.

This helps show that dark matter isn’t evenly distributed, it’s not that we just need to add a multiplier to some equation; it’s something that ‘exists’.