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pseudorandom name posted:interferes with your Right To Repair apples and oranges, imho my expectations of repair-ability of a miniaturized consumer product versus a massive piece of industrial equipment worth more than a house is different plus my security requirements would be higher on a device that i carry out in public i would like to be able to repair my phone, but i would poo poo a kidney if i was stuck with a drm'ed critical piece of farm infrastructure between john deer's bullshit and the horrible contracts doled out by food conglomerates it's a wonder farmers even bother anymore
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surebet posted:my expectations of repair-ability of a miniaturized consumer product versus a massive piece of industrial equipment worth more than a house is different sounds like you've been brainwashed by modern capitalism into just accepting $800 devices as disposable friend
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ate all the Oreos posted:sounds like you've been brainwashed by modern capitalism into just accepting $800 devices as disposable friend its a dumb fellow idiot that I've accepted as being a willing accomplice to my day to day existence iphone wants subdermal finger prints compared to lazier finger scanners what does this mean for my love life???????
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ate all the Oreos posted:sounds like you've been brainwashed by modern capitalism into just accepting $800 devices as disposable friend nah, i cycled through every part for my previous phone at least once and i make my purchase decisions partly based on repair friendliness electronics manufacturers are flaming shitbags for making their stuff hard to repair (apple is especially guilty here), but i can understand it to a point with space saving & miniaturization actual industrial equipment should have some lockouts to prevent randoms from poking at everything, but there's no scenario in which i think it's acceptable to both force users to rely exclusively on you and then also refuse any liability
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https://twitter.com/taviso/status/844313307632754688 just disable autofill guys  how the gently caress does this even happen, what the poo poo are they doing with their plugin jfc
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Truga posted:https://twitter.com/taviso/status/844313307632754688 yeah, the mind boggles
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i'm sure it's not that simple, but why isn't lastpass checking the domain/url of the page it's on before barfing out creds?
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last few times it was regex fuckups or similar, but considering this time poo poo goes straight past autofill, i have no loving idea what's going in anymore.
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Mar 22, 2017 08:04
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they obviously hired the adobe flash guys to make their password plugin
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taviso has found another one. this is getting to be beyond a joke: https://twitter.com/taviso/status/844312124541186048
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Mar 22, 2017 09:37
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Look at the bright side, by next week every lastpass user is that much safer against world class attackers.
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surebet posted:nah, i cycled through every part for my previous phone at least once and i make my purchase decisions partly based on repair friendliness what the hell are you doing to your phones you maniac
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Truga posted:https://twitter.com/taviso/status/844313307632754688 they're just assuming any arbitrary connections to that domain are their their plugin, aren't they? ultramiraculous fucked around with this message at 17:29 on Mar 22, 2017 |
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more likely they're trusting some metadata that the page can manipulate but they assumed was solid
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I love when libertarians start lobbying for regulations
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surebet posted:i'm sure it's not that simple, but why isn't lastpass checking the domain/url of the page it's on before barfing out creds? It is, at least nominally. I'm still using LastPass (yes, I know, I'm the real secfuck here, etc), and use a credit union whose website is <cu>.com but which uses <cu>.org in an iframe to log in to their online banking for some inscrutable reason. Every time I open their webpage, LastPass screams, loudly, via modal dialog, at me that <cu>.org isn't the same site as <cu>.com and that this might be a dangerous situation. So, they're definitely checking on some level, it just sounds like it isn't particularly rigorous somehow 
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i got a new credit card from my credit union and it finally appeared on my accounts page and oh no i'm 2,016 years late on my payments already 
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taviso making it into ~le big league news~ with the destruction of lastpass
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i'm really mad about lastpass guys. i use windows and mac, is 1pass the right direction to move? i will probably have to buy software now, which is incredibly lame.
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yeah i'm looking for a new one too how bad is relying on the password manager built into chrome?
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i'd thought reluctance to rely on a browser's password manager was the whole raison d'etre driving pwms to begin with
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flakeloaf posted:i'd thought reluctance to rely on a browser's password manager was the whole raison d'etre driving pwms to begin with there are non-browser applications, essentially
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just wait until lastpass forks chromium and bakes their pwm right into the code base 
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flakeloaf posted:i'd thought reluctance to rely on a browser's password manager was the whole raison d'etre driving pwms to begin with my original motivation was that i wanted cross-browser support with syncing. the password generation feature was a plus too. i don't need cross-browser support anymore though.
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flakeloaf posted:i'd thought reluctance to rely on a browser's password manager was the whole raison d'etre driving pwms to begin with no, it was usually just that browser password managers did not sync between devices on their own, and obviously did not sync to multiple browsers. additionally, browser password managers don't work so well when you need to log into other applications. they were also not encrypted/even encryptable at all originally, but that was more of a minor issue separate password managers thus were developed to fix those shortcomings
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it's almost enough to drive one into the apple ecosystem if safari for windows had keychain support and wasn't a poo poo browser, it'd be a good bandaid
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i was v sad when they gave up on safari for windows b/c i have to use windows at work
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Cold on a Cob posted:i was v sad when they gave up on safari for windows b/c i have to use windows at work why would you make it worse by using safari
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it's comforting that this is my mobile carrier https://twitter.com/DaveManouchehri/status/844379363315474432
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I'm considering switching to dashlane for my father, but hes functionally retarded and has had to get his account recovered multiple times, because he forgot his Last Password. The only one he needs to remember. I've tried physically taping it under the desk, but he then recovered his account, changed his password, and forgot it again, without ever touching it.
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OSI bean dip posted:it's comforting that this is my mobile carrier tarsnap does this too but there's a legitimate reason 
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https://twitter.com/taviso/status/844573211278794753 one's regex on domains https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=1188 (and also from 2016 https://labs.detectify.com/2016/07/27/how-i-made-lastpass-give-me-all-your-passwords/) one's firefox-specific https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=1217
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Truga posted:last few times it was regex fuckups or similar, lol
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Time to start mailing them dozens of used copies of the owl book
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https://twitter.com/taviso/status/844574176165822465 gotta hand it to my kid, every time i find another tupperware container full of his poo poo he's quick to empty it out and put it in the dishwasher
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l o l https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2017/03/21/nest-security-cameras-stop-recording/ quote:Google Nest’s Dropcam, Dropcam Pro, Nest Cam Outdoor and Nest Cam Indoor security cameras can be easily disabled by an attacker that’s in their Bluetooth range, a security researcher has found. Reported to Google: October 26, 2016 Public Disclosure: March 17, 2017 https://github.com/jasondoyle/Google-Nest-Cam-Bug-Disclosures/blob/master/README.md
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stick the camera into a faraday cage imo sure the camera no longer works but you're safe and that's what matters, really
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"Nest is aware of this issue, developed a fix for it, and will roll it out to customers in the coming days." ~150 days to fix allowing random users to essentially tell your cameras to stop recording, excellent work on your security products google
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Powaqoatse posted:what the hell are you doing to your phones you maniac i'm accident prone, and since i'm not always in an office environment means my gently caress-ups are usually around machinery or concrete floors also up until recently i was running blackberries, and parts were hilariously cheap, like "cheaper to resurface my display rather than buy screen protectors" cheap
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