Kyle
@kwlch.dev
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Having read these papers, two things jump out:
1. Apple disrespects regulators so deeply that they simultaneously gaslight about how monoculture is good because security *while failing to patch issues*
2. These researchers need to brush up on responsible. Not disclosing to Chromium is 🤦🤡🚗
1. Apple disrespects regulators so deeply that they simultaneously gaslight about how monoculture is good because security *while failing to patch issues*
2. These researchers need to brush up on responsible. Not disclosing to Chromium is 🤦🤡🚗
New security exploits in Apple's chips further underscore how Apple's ban on third-party browser engines weakens rather than strengthens security
👉 See why: open-web-advocacy.org/blog/slap-an...
👉 See why: open-web-advocacy.org/blog/slap-an...
SLAP and FLOP: Apple's Lack of Full Site Isolation and iOS Browser Ban Puts Users at Risk - Open Web Advocacy
open-web-advocacy.org
February 4, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Having read these papers, two things jump out:
1. Apple disrespects regulators so deeply that they simultaneously gaslight about how monoculture is good because security *while failing to patch issues*
2. These researchers need to brush up on responsible. Not disclosing to Chromium is 🤦🤡🚗
1. Apple disrespects regulators so deeply that they simultaneously gaslight about how monoculture is good because security *while failing to patch issues*
2. These researchers need to brush up on responsible. Not disclosing to Chromium is 🤦🤡🚗
Reposted by Kyle
New security exploits in Apple's chips further underscore how Apple's ban on third-party browser engines weakens rather than strengthens security
👉 See why: open-web-advocacy.org/blog/slap-an...
👉 See why: open-web-advocacy.org/blog/slap-an...
SLAP and FLOP: Apple's Lack of Full Site Isolation and iOS Browser Ban Puts Users at Risk - Open Web Advocacy
open-web-advocacy.org
February 4, 2025 at 7:29 AM
New security exploits in Apple's chips further underscore how Apple's ban on third-party browser engines weakens rather than strengthens security
👉 See why: open-web-advocacy.org/blog/slap-an...
👉 See why: open-web-advocacy.org/blog/slap-an...
Any gophers know of tools/frameworks/patterns good for speeding up #golang dev? I've been playing with tool called sqlc which saves so much time - albeit for a small part of the puzzle.
Most APIs are just CRUD and feel very samey - feels like there must be a quicker way?
Most APIs are just CRUD and feel very samey - feels like there must be a quicker way?
November 21, 2024 at 11:31 AM
Any gophers know of tools/frameworks/patterns good for speeding up #golang dev? I've been playing with tool called sqlc which saves so much time - albeit for a small part of the puzzle.
Most APIs are just CRUD and feel very samey - feels like there must be a quicker way?
Most APIs are just CRUD and feel very samey - feels like there must be a quicker way?
Reposted by Kyle
the best part about bluesky is that, unlike twitter, it isn’t putting annoying bull shit designed to piss me off in front of me every 3 minutes
November 15, 2024 at 11:19 PM
the best part about bluesky is that, unlike twitter, it isn’t putting annoying bull shit designed to piss me off in front of me every 3 minutes
After spending the afternoon following/liking stuff I'm impressed how quickly my feed has turned from terrible to pretty good. Definitely better than what I'd been getting on X recently, it's pretty refreshing 😌
November 12, 2024 at 12:21 AM
After spending the afternoon following/liking stuff I'm impressed how quickly my feed has turned from terrible to pretty good. Definitely better than what I'd been getting on X recently, it's pretty refreshing 😌