blarth
@blarth@thelemmy.club
- Comment on Dell responds to return-to-office resistance with VPN, badge tracking 1 week ago:
Shit company. I remember seeing the articles quoting Michael Dell saying WFH was the greatest thing and other companies were too scared to do it. All they do is put other people’s shit in a case.
- Comment on How well can an employer be certain of a remote employee's geographical location? 2 weeks ago:
I was looking into this for a family member who wants to look like they’re in a location a couple hundred miles away occasionally. I think the only pitfall might be if they are made to use an authenticator that can query their GPS location in order to enact conditional policies that restrict their location.
- Comment on I am the thing that goes *thump* 'Fuck!' in the night 3 weeks ago:
I love this for some reason.
- Comment on Trump thought Ukraine ‘must be part of Russia’ during presidency, book says | The Guardian 5 weeks ago:
Of course he did.
- Comment on Intrusive thoughts 5 weeks ago:
It causes cancer anywhere.
- Comment on When you tl;dr privacy policies 1 month ago:
I could see de-anonymizing users, but not reading data sent between them.
- Comment on When you tl;dr privacy policies 1 month ago:
Except this image doesn’t represent E2EE. Maybe that’s the joke and I haven’t read enough TOSes, though.
- Comment on What do you see that you wish others saw? 1 month ago:
Having worked in product security, the biggest challenge we faced was upstream vulnerabilities in both closed and open source software. The biggest problem with FOSS is that its allure is the F part. No company wants to dedicate resources to patching vulnerabilities in software they don’t own, and no OSS developer wants to work for F500 companies for free.