Great job so far. I greatly appreciate that Athens is open source, and it seems that you value potential interoperability and data ownership. I'm curious about some aspects of the privacy of Athens. Would someone with…
Perhaps accidentally, a yubikey or something similar would avoid this attack.
I don’t think this follows. I’ve been at multiple prompts that look like readline but aren’t. Also ‘exit’ works in bash.
I think the author's point is that when juxtaposing 3.5.3 and 9.3, it's easy to overlook that they'll be parsed as different types.
Great job so far. I greatly appreciate that Athens is open source, and it seems that you value potential interoperability and data ownership. I'm curious about some aspects of the privacy of Athens. Would someone with…
Perhaps accidentally, a yubikey or something similar would avoid this attack.
I don’t think this follows. I’ve been at multiple prompts that look like readline but aren’t. Also ‘exit’ works in bash.
I think the author's point is that when juxtaposing 3.5.3 and 9.3, it's easy to overlook that they'll be parsed as different types.