Last I checked there’s been like 14 similar cases of this. As far as I know, they’ve all retired, or moved agencies.

I haven’t read the article yet, but why does the headline say they’re “alleged victims”? Are we debating whether they were attacked? I get “alleged attacker” guilty until proven innocent sure, but I don’t think you can deny that they were attacked, unless the article shines light on that.

I was referring to the Windows Recall stuff.

Tangentially related but Flock Safety is either headquartered in or has a huge distribution center there as well.

If you consider them screenshotting your screen every few seconds and storing it in a database somewhere else secure

Been working on deciding where to move to, not sure if I can get my people to come with but as it stands

Fluxer - E2EE is iffy at the moment from what I’ve seen, federation not yet a thing

Matrix - I don’t know of a client that allows audio screenshares which is important when sites keep removing the watchparty features

MOVIM is entirely text based as far as I can tell

On top of all the other issues with this, I suspect it will also make people more likely fall for the ClickFix CAPTCHAs that as you to WIN+R and paste shit in the run dialogue box.

It’s only a matter of time for Flock, but since the article seems too scard to mention the actual company name, it’s Leonardo https://www.leonardocompany-us.com/lpr/elsag-signaltrace

I meant the model of the mini PC, but that also helps. Thanks!

Just curious for the firewall one, did it have two built in NICs or were you using a USB dongle? If two NICs, what model?

Not sure if you can answer this question, but I’ve tried Markdown in the past with Joplin and one of the issues I had with it was that the codeblocks don’t have a convenient copy button. It separates them out nicely but you still have to highlight to copy and paste.

Maybe I’m doing something wrong, but as far as I could tell, this seemed like a shortcoming of Markdown itself, but is that something helix is able to do? It’s the one thing that’s got me on AnyType over any other note app, but I’m heavily under utilizing it for what it could be good for.

I second this, custom domain on Proton, DKIM, SPF, DMARC all setup, have never had anyone complain about emails not coming through.

The only thing I’ll add is that I did actually go through a migration from M365 to Proton and it was pretty painless, this was a while ago so the process might be better now, but I just exported a PST, used the bridge connector to add proton to Outlook, then imported the PST, once it synced I got rid of my Microslop licensing and switched to the official Proton Mail app, though lately I’ve just been using the web app since I haven’t installed too many apps since switching over to Linux.

Turns out AI can count bikes better than humans so they’ve decided that’s not enough to confirm that we have thumbs.

Last time I attempted to log into Facebook it gave me a captcha where it wanted me to select which stone pillar had x number of stones in an AI generated photo. I could never get it right, so I cut my losses and have not gone back.

Just to confirm, you mean Audile, right?

Obviously not really Notion like but if it’s mostly recipes, any reason you don’t want to do something like Mealie for that?

If you’re going to get Windows users with limited technical knowledge to switch over Pop makes quite a bit of sense given they can go out and grab a System76 PC and not have to think about how to use Rufus to make a bootable USB.

I watch some of the videos from the main channel as well as Short Circuit and honestly I’m more there for the other hosts, even in this video Linus is the most negative of the three. Luke actively uses Linux after the last challenge even if it’s not for every device.

I watch Jake’s channel now that he left and he’s got more interesting things going on. Same with Alex.

I’m not saying Proton was right or wrong to hand over data, who knows how much if a fight they really out up, but it seems more like an OpSec thing, where they found the account because they used that email to create a user account somewhere that they then posted about being a part of this group rhe FBI was going after.

I’d say your best bet to avoid this would be to create a free account that doesn’t have any payment info and doesn’t use your premium account as a recovery method of any kind if you’re going to use it as the email associated with a social media account. Or like someone else mentioned, if there’s an anonymous payment method, always use that.

Again, not a great look for Proton, but doesn’t really go against any of their claims as far as data encryption is concerned. Not sure if they could encrypt that payment info.

I haven’t looked into them really at all, but their phone app I would consider a data connection, also how is it updating that? Just Bluetooth? Maybe they have that info, like I said, I haven’t looked into them much yet.