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The "security" tool by Bambu has been "hacked" in minutes. Well, you cannot call hacking to just checking the poorly obfuscated JavaScript code inside a crappy Electron app.
I idly looked up how to disable an internal laptop keyboard on windows 10, and the solution people have come up with is very silly:
you go into device manager, find the keyboard, and switch it to a driver that doesn't work with your keyboard
Oh dear. What a pity. Someone had their “not road legal in this country” Deplorian taken away from them.
I couldn't find any good games for my password manager. So I made one.
1Crossword connects to your 1Password vault and generates a crossword entirely out of your passwords!
The crosswords are fun, simple, and great for sharing on social media when you finish. Enjoy!
@jonty it blows my mind that someone sells a device that sticks onto the windscreen, and people plug it into their car's CANbus and let it drive them around.
10,000 users on the roads, and a disclaimer that says "THIS IS ALPHA QUALITY SOFTWARE FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES ONLY. THIS IS NOT A PRODUCT. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLYING WITH LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS. NO WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED."
I'm beginning to think humans were a mistake, let alone computers.
Did you know that #XScreenSaver (yes, the collection of screensavers for X11) is available on Android?
And that #Google requires it to have a privacy policy in order to be available in the Play Store?
And that the maintainer chose to crowd-source a privacy policy where every item starts with "Unlike Google"?
It's become a great list of all the privacy violations Google did and still does. And I thought that it's gonna be long, but it's even longer than I imagined.