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  • they obviously had to have them in plaintext on their server, even if only for compatibility with current standards

    I don’t think that’s obvious at all. On the contrary, that’s a pretty bold claim to make, do you have any evidence that they’re doing this?

  • Yes it’s just you. They released a 2FA app because it complements their existing password manager and because Google has one. Since Proton is positioned as a privacy-first alternative to Google, it makes sense they’d launch competing versions of any given app or program Google does. A 2FA app also wouldn’t capture any kind of personal data.

    What could they do better than Aegis, which is already FOSS and privacy preserving?

    Have an iOS app for one.

    But also like what could they do better than Tutanota mail, Which is already privacy preserving? By your logic Proton shouldn’t exist at all. Is it your opinion that non-privacy respecting software should have lots of competition and options but privacy respecting ones should not? Can’t say I agree with that.

  • I don’t think there’s any evidence he’s a crazy racist that we know of.

  • It’s legit. The negative comments are because the CEO supports US Republican politicians which is a red flag, but there haven’t been any operational reasons to not trust them that I’m aware of.

  • Post Bush. The Obama administration.

  • From 2009-2016 we did not have idiots running things. Theres been a very start downhill spiral since 2016

  • None of those substantiated the existence of an Apple-made back door.

  • Worth it to note that you don’t need an app to do this. It’s very common for cops to work off duty private security for retail stores, in uniform, with a full ability to make arrests.

  • They sorta look like they have the exact same focus

  • The problem isn’t really CSS, it’s that each theme has its own components with their own rules you have to learn. There’s no real standardization even within one kind of SSG.

    It would literally be much easier to just write everything the old fashioned way by hand.

  • You can tell OP is a younger Gen Z by this post lol.

    It sounds like a stupid question but if OP isn’t 30+ it’s perfectly understandable to not be aware of the former ubiquity of self hosted blogs.

  • SSG are really a pain in the ass to work with, especially if you want something other than the standard theme.

  • Port scanning in and of itself is not really abuse.

    Being a script kiddie that’s abusing AWS abuse report process on the other hand…

  • Is Proxmox really a VMware competitor? I mean it is another virtualization system but even like Hyper-V these days is not as big of a shitshow as it once was and it much closer in functionality to VMWare. And as jank as it is I’m seeing companies move to Nutanix over Proxmox

  • Honestly, the easiest thing to do is put it on a mesh VPN like Tailscale and connect their streaming device to your tailnet. If they’re non technical parents then if their TV OS doesn’t support Tailscale, you can pick up a Walmart brand ONN streaming box for <$50 which supports for Tailscale and Jellyfin.

  • I am also not up to date on Jellyfin security issues but the biggest one I care about is that its clients don’t support OIDC. There’s a neat plugin for OIDC, but without client support it only works with the web client and I’m not a fan of leaving login pages open to the internet.