Formerly https://lemm.ee/u/4am
WireGuard would be illegal. ISPs would monitor for encrypted traffic streams. All remote workers must now come back to the office. ofcom can see any and all traffic. Your loyalty to the king shall be examined. You choices of media will be scrutinized. The threat of losing your children will be used to force compliance. Welcome to the machine.
This is both the actual reason AND the actual reason. Excellent.
Didn’t we carve Mt Rushmore into a scared Native American site as like a huge “fuck you” to them?
America is such a goddamn scourge.
This has been the case for 40+ years. Humans are almost always the weakest link.
I think that’s less about “hacking” and more about modern day devs being overworked by their hot-shit team lead and clueless PMs and creating “temporary” solutions that become permanent in the long run.
This bucket was probably something they set up early in the dev cycle so they could iterate components without needing to implement an auth system first and then got rushed into releasing before it could be fixed. That’s almost always how this stuff happens; whether it’s a core element or a rushed DR test.
Nah they came back online after like 2 weeks I think?
Now now, I like to shit on vibecoders too but let’s not pretend this is some new problem.
Idiots leave databases on cloud servers exposed all the time rather than deal with their companies often arcane rules for generating certificates
Well UK, have the day you voted for I guess
I’ve made some comments critical of how relentlessly PirateSoftware is being harassed and how annoying it is and how distracting from the actual movement it is.
Nothing wrong with the petition itself, and I haven’t noticed any negative astroturfing about it.
We don’t want them to sweat, we just want them to do the right thing by their customers
Wasn’t someone botting DMs on Lemmy with the name Chad McTruth? Also I think someone made a comm for it too
Yes. Exactly this. No way for a bot to make an API call to a LLM and get back a solution formatted in JSON that it could easily parse for the solution. Could never happen.