One of the developers argued on Reddit that cloud providers should implement stronger safeguards

Uh, stronger safeguards like LIKE ENABLING TWO FACTOR AUTHENTICATION YOU FUCKING IDIOTS.

The oldest trick in the book

You forgot the biggest one, the oil companies

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Its a version of android OS that can be installed on Google Pixel phones. Its a relatively easy switch if you’re technically inclined, but the device needs to be carrier unlocked.

I’m assuming that this would apply to any “flavor” of android? So Graphene is not immune from this?

Nvm, guess it is

Fuckin love this attitude

It happens, keep it up

What lugers

Do you have any sources to share regarding their security posture? https://openalternative.co/stoat says it’s “privacy oriented”, GDPR compliant, “secure and confidential”, etc.

3D printing, mainly because you can use it to amplify just about any other hobby, and maybe save some money printing things you would have bought. Sure, you can print goofy little doodads and shit, but there are infinite practical uses as well. Get good with 3D modeling, and now you can transform ideas into physical concepts. And let me tell you, there is no feeling or sense of satisfaction quite like holding something functional you designed and made yourself for $2.50 in materials and a few hours of your time. Especially if you saved yourself a few hundred bucks not buying something new.

Better stay in bed then…

…criminal scum

My first thought

Sucks to suck

Surprised I had to scroll this far for a Niagara recommendation. Been on it since Nova sale and it’s fantastic

A bowl of cereal, but I usually pay for the late night milk consumption the next morning

Tangipa, in other words, is a test of the Republican justices’ honesty.

Ha, I think we know how this will go

Why are you apologizing for them? They’ve dropped the ball in too many ways to list.

Inglorious Basterds

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0361748