This also happened on iOS when they began to prompt users before apps could access the clipboard. I built an app that would handle the inbound redirect automatically if you had a relevant URL in your clipboard - did…
I wish I could buy this without touch just for the rush of nostalgia, having the illuminated Apple logo on the back
This is better than the phone ringing, certainly, but now I just get voicemail notifications and feel the need to mark the calls/voicemails as spam. What makes this so much more frustrating is that I work in the…
Spam calls, at least in the US, are a much more frustrating thing for me right now
Were that something to worry about, I imagine we'd be seeing it now as well - I don't think a lifetime license option would sway people away from that option were it a viable one.
Mismanagement and disastrous redesigns aside, the "lifetime" funding model was flawed from the beginning and imo played a serious part in leading Plex down this path.
Looks like the comment was deleted, insane to think dropping that in a community forum discussion was a good idea.
fwiw it looks like the patches were made available early on chainguard https://images.chainguard.dev/directory/image/php/versions
It’s really impressive no one caught their three previous private key values
“4” hey chatgbg what is a “private key”
The biggest question is how is your application accessible? Expect the entire ipv4 space to be crawled for this with common paths being attempted.
Good for them to be able to sleep the night before this chaos was meant to erupt, earnestly.
I think the exploit itself of Heartbleed was worse, but the impact size of this will be greater. Measuring “worst” is hard.
I heard back from their technical team: > WP Engine Security and Engineering have enabled WAF rules for all customers using GES and AN. Mitigations are currently being deployed across the rest of our infrastructure, and…
If the rumors for these exploits being shared on Twitter are correct this is going to be a nightmare. I wouldn't be surprised if VPS hosts step in to mitigate it somehow since so many cheap/unmaintained LAMP installs…
So a few million WordPress sites are just going to be overnight targets.
I'm not one to draw causality, but this vulnerability seems to have had quite the effect on France
dev = developer bin = trash
When I read these threads, I sometimes wonder if I was the only person to have a positive/unproblematic experience with Waymo
I find manually tagging people in photos and especially videos to be an incredibly frustrating experience on macOS (and impossible on iOS). For as much as Apple is pushing memories in Photos it is surprising to me that…
Reminds me of Tuple (https://tuple.app/), which was also billed as a Screenhero replacement
To avoid the overhead, we could simply adopt pro-consumer practices across the board? Easier than segmenting users and deciding which cancellation mechanisms are available to them based on region.
> But cops have been tracked down and killed by people using apps like Waze so it's not a completely unwarranted fear. Has this actually happened, or is it something you made up? Because I found articles with police…
Early stages, but it reminds me of the recent Digg revival attempt. I don't imagine this going anywhere either, unfortunately. I'm sure we'll hear about MySpace attempting a relaunch soon enough, too.
Never thought about how much it must suck to be an engineer named Claude right now
This also happened on iOS when they began to prompt users before apps could access the clipboard. I built an app that would handle the inbound redirect automatically if you had a relevant URL in your clipboard - did…
I wish I could buy this without touch just for the rush of nostalgia, having the illuminated Apple logo on the back
This is better than the phone ringing, certainly, but now I just get voicemail notifications and feel the need to mark the calls/voicemails as spam. What makes this so much more frustrating is that I work in the…
Spam calls, at least in the US, are a much more frustrating thing for me right now
Were that something to worry about, I imagine we'd be seeing it now as well - I don't think a lifetime license option would sway people away from that option were it a viable one.
Mismanagement and disastrous redesigns aside, the "lifetime" funding model was flawed from the beginning and imo played a serious part in leading Plex down this path.
Looks like the comment was deleted, insane to think dropping that in a community forum discussion was a good idea.
fwiw it looks like the patches were made available early on chainguard https://images.chainguard.dev/directory/image/php/versions
It’s really impressive no one caught their three previous private key values
“4” hey chatgbg what is a “private key”
The biggest question is how is your application accessible? Expect the entire ipv4 space to be crawled for this with common paths being attempted.
Good for them to be able to sleep the night before this chaos was meant to erupt, earnestly.
I think the exploit itself of Heartbleed was worse, but the impact size of this will be greater. Measuring “worst” is hard.
I heard back from their technical team: > WP Engine Security and Engineering have enabled WAF rules for all customers using GES and AN. Mitigations are currently being deployed across the rest of our infrastructure, and…
If the rumors for these exploits being shared on Twitter are correct this is going to be a nightmare. I wouldn't be surprised if VPS hosts step in to mitigate it somehow since so many cheap/unmaintained LAMP installs…
So a few million WordPress sites are just going to be overnight targets.
I'm not one to draw causality, but this vulnerability seems to have had quite the effect on France
dev = developer bin = trash
When I read these threads, I sometimes wonder if I was the only person to have a positive/unproblematic experience with Waymo
I find manually tagging people in photos and especially videos to be an incredibly frustrating experience on macOS (and impossible on iOS). For as much as Apple is pushing memories in Photos it is surprising to me that…
Reminds me of Tuple (https://tuple.app/), which was also billed as a Screenhero replacement
To avoid the overhead, we could simply adopt pro-consumer practices across the board? Easier than segmenting users and deciding which cancellation mechanisms are available to them based on region.
> But cops have been tracked down and killed by people using apps like Waze so it's not a completely unwarranted fear. Has this actually happened, or is it something you made up? Because I found articles with police…
Early stages, but it reminds me of the recent Digg revival attempt. I don't imagine this going anywhere either, unfortunately. I'm sure we'll hear about MySpace attempting a relaunch soon enough, too.
Never thought about how much it must suck to be an engineer named Claude right now