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lurkersince2013
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Comment #46760171
Wait, but where’s the file encryption happening?
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Comment #46585151
Avoid using Bartender: https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/1d8a0wv/if_you_are... https://talk.macpowerusers.com/t/bartender-change-of-ownersh...
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Comment #45963934
https://www.cloudflarestatus.com - has been updated.
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Comment #43865139
https://archive.ph/oXYXe
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Comment #43492701
It’s looking less and less functioning and less and less like a democracy every day. And give France a bit more credit; they were instrumental in the US’s own internal revolution a…
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Comment #43488880
Am sure there’s a very real possibility that some shady data brokers will ultimately gain access to the treasure trove of data before long - and am sure that in our capitalistic wo…
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Comment #42393452
FYI - sketchy malware style advert resembling iOS system prompt when loading that page.
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Comment #40737092
Oh yes, I forgot how much of a pain that is. It’s so frustrating. I’ve been using this for the last couple of years and forgot it was even an issue: https://cordlessdog.com/stay/
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Comment #40435984
So here we have a bunch of people complaining about a useful feature that has been written and included for them to use free of charge in an open source project that they themselve…
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Comment #40435823
I really just don't understand the outrage here, it's a terminal emulator, communication with external services has always been possible and has always been very easy. And iTerm2 i…
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Comment #40435707
| "A big problem for a lot of devs is that even with an invalid API key, iTerm2 is still sending everything that happens in the terminal to OpenAI." ...uh why on earth would it be …
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Comment #40435686
If you're so paranoid about this possibility then just block it at the network level - heck, even whitelist IP ranges that you want iTerm2 to be able to connect out to and default …
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Comment #40435640
| "that anything that can possibly talk to a third party AI service is forbidden" So then your company just needs to block AI at the network level then? Within a few keystrokes you…
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Comment #38667537
HomePods?