

It’s pretty gsimple


It’s pretty gsimple


Every run re-resolves from your workflow file, and the results can change without any modification to your code.
Sounds expensive too.
Ahhh, I get it now.


Yes you’re right. If they knew, it would likely come with the knowledge that, if someone asks you to do this, you’re probably being scammed.
That’s what makes them most vulnerable to these kinds of scams.


Most people don’t know what a bootloader is. They still turn their devices on and off every day.
This whole conversation is about adding obstacles to prevent non technical users from doing things they don’t fully understand.


No, the certificate can be invalidated preventing future installations for other users. If you already have it you’re SOOL


Because it can be invalidated. That’s the difference.
It’s absolutely not foolproof, but nothing is. Most actions corps take for this stuff only slows down the spread. Hackers and bad actors innovate way faster than companies can keep up with. So companies cast a wide net with their solutions. And the cycle continues.


The vast majority of malware isn’t delivered via play store because of the existing measures and protections they have. Same reason you see very little app-store-based malware on iOS. DISCLAIMER: YES MALWARE EXISTS ON APPLE HARDWARE PLEASE DON’T SHOUT AT ME. Talking specifically about anything installed via first party stores on both platforms.
Their main issue is this: dumb people install apks from spurious website and infect their phones. The least controllable and most pervasive factor here is the intelligence and knowledge of the user which cannot be controlled for by Google. So by eliminating the ability to exploit this entirely, it will eliminate that specific vector.
It’s a sledgehammer solution that naturally comes with many downsides like disrupting intelligent and knowledgeable users that just want to hack around with FOSS and such.
Google is relying on It being too expensive for malware creators to have to guide each individual user through adb installation and usage process just to get access to their phone. Most scammers only do that level of interaction to extract actual cash/gift cards from the target.
I am personally and directly affected by their decision in many negative ways, but I’m not so dense as to not understand why they’re doing it.
/corpodronespeak
EDIT: bots help Xitter maintain inflated usage figures which justify people’s jobs, share prices, etc. Bots are a feature, not a bug.


This is your main on drugs 🍳


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Oh there’s totally a time and place for rebase strategies, this just wasn’t one of them.
Git’s biggest problems come from
people taking ritualistic views on what is “right” instead of thinking about which strategies work best for the situation, project, and team.


A few days ago I had to gently explain to someone why their rebase-and-force-push strategy not only prevented the use of “review latest” feature on GitHub, but was also pointless because all PRs are squash committed to main.
They didn’t get it and now they seem a little mad at me.


Here’s an incredibly animated chart of how poorly I’m doing. Note that I seem to throttle the operation every 5 seconds or so.
Explanation? No, no. Haha. No. We don’t do anything like that.


The current hype trend is to build a lazy web UI around a general agentic AI and calling it a day.
What you’re doing is more similar to what established firms were already doing with machine learning 5 years back.


But have you considered that Jeff needs another few billies?
O(n) access, very efficient.
No, I do not care to share the value of n


Because quoting requires token expansion (e.g. ~ to /home/you). Escaping gives you a much shorter path in that case.
That said I’m with you, full quoted paths read better to me.


He was also in 2020 primaries. Same deal IIRC


That’s not a narrative though. A narrative is when he is clearly on team A or team B for a handful of cherry picked reasons that reduce his psychology to a caricature.
Coming in here with this sensible straight talking shit… Why I oughta …
Windows Mobile was the most popular mobile OS in the US during mid 00s. But it was all downhill from there