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About lkurtz
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The iPhone Upgrade Program is being replaced by Apple Upgrade
https://www.apple.com/shop/apple-upgrade
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Comment #46515257
I believe it is because it includes a suite of enterprise management features in addition to Gmail-related features. (Search for "google basic mobile device management" for more in…
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Comment #45775610
Cryptography is a tool that turns arbitrary problems into key management problems. It doesn't solve problems, but it constrains them in useful ways.
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Comment #42474817
There are certainly valid, conflicting opinions around signing/notarization requirements for software. But notarization does provide end users with some safety guarantees that legi…
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Comment #42474650
There are a couple of legitimate reasons, namely the expense/KYC process of an Apple Developer Program membership and/or the complexity of integrating signing + notarization into e…
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Comment #42474314
Recommending (and running) `xattr -c` can be extremely dangerous. I would suggest withholding Mac releases until they can be distributed/run safely.
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Comment #40549288
In your example, replacing bulky self-checkout machines (analogous to removing road/surface parking real estate) offers a significant benefit to everyone. More room for what everyo…
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Comment #40549083
I don’t think this analogy is quite correct. Driving on a particular route is not a driver’s objective like reading a particular book is a reader’s objective. The driver’s objectiv…
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Comment #36420591
Injinji is the best I've tried so far
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Comment #32100530
See also https://openfga.dev/ , Auth0's open-source ReBAC solution
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Comment #30360144
1p has some native support for hardware keys ( https://support.1password.com/security-key/ ), but you can always use Yubico Authenticator for any applications that force you to use…
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Comment #25802881
Only if they’re used. There are no DMARC records in place for harvard.edu or subdomains, which is kinda shocking.
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Comment #25802672
Wow, very surprised to see no DMARC records in place for harvard.edu or their various subdomains. It may be possible that a single DNS record could have prevented this whole madnes…
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