Yeah, it’s kind of incredible the responses I see to this story that are like “bro if they got as far as planting a rogue DHCP server on your network you were already owned anyway, yawn”
Like, you do realize people use VPNs over unsecured WiFi all the time right? That’s one of the primary use cases. You can’t guarantee every network hasn’t been compromised.
Armchair netsec quarterbacks need to get out more.
The whole point of matter is that it’s local-only control
I mostly don’t mind because 1) they’re pretty upfront/obvious about it and 2) it’s fun, so there is value beyond being sold to
Especially if they’re going to make their profit in increased game sales.
Wow. Literal brainworms confirmed.
Satire is dead.
Hell yeah, I’ve always wondered why no one made a modern HyperCard.
I do wish this was a little more modernized with color and whatnot but as a fan of the classic, I’ll take it!
Do you think any of the stoned motherfuckers in 1971 gave half a shit about this pedantry? Lol
“We don’t make cars from stone like the Flintstones, we make em from metal because it’s tougher” is as far as it goes my man
Garage is adjacent to House. Typically smaller, usually hotter, and often used when you want to go faster.
Jungle is way the fuck out there but it is always an adventure. Full of endangered species and ancient treasures, more organic and mysterious.
Breaks is when you’re broke and at a strip club in Florida.
Bro a web server is a bot that only responds to incoming requests
You talking about banning the whole internet
It’s kind of a lame requirement anyway (it’s literally only for data collection) so now that we made a big deal once we should tell them to fuck off entirely with it
Support the platforms you are on, or settle for making less money.
Your false assumption is that basic security isn’t broken constantly and automatically for them to just browse the results of on a whim.
Sony thinks they’ll sell consoles when they make Helldivers 3 a PlayStation 6 exclusive. “Hey, you’ve already made the PSN account; why not?”
Capitalism is the 1980s drug pusher your DARE officer warned you about
“Find Nedry! Check the vending machines!”
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We have Local Calendar now, which is great! Is there a way to add this calendar to programs like the iOS Calendar App, or Outlook, or anything like that?
The idea would be that I would make a calendar more accessible for non-techie users, who don't access HA from a desktop browser often but might want to be able to see/edit certain calendars (light settings, sprinkler timing, etc). I can't find much info about this anywhere; I assume it's not currently possible?