Max "Buzzworthy" Eddy

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The dampest award-winning #infosec journalist at the conference. Covering privacy, security, and platforms for Wirecutter, previously of PCMag. Top image by Miguel Porlan for Wirecutter.

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Former write-in candidate for Washtenaw County drain commissioner.
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Show threadMax "Buzzworthy" Eddy6h ago
@c0debabe blessed images
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guilherme nunes1d ago
cat sending resumes while an alien invasion is happening outside
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historic drystone sheep dyke8h ago
You know how sometimes there’s little beads of hard white stuff attached to the outside of soda cans? That’s ambergris, which can be sold to perfumers and apothecaries for a princely sum
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saljam2d ago

this ai bubble is going to burst any minute now, and we all know what that means: cheap data centre rack space in huge quantities.

can we use server racks to grow salad instead of swindle? i set out to find out: https://sa.lj.am/rack-mount-hydroponics/

Max "Buzzworthy" Eddy1d ago
Marcin Wichary1d ago
In this promotional photo from Apple, the headphones are more expensive than the computer.
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Eugen Rochko1d ago

RE: https://mastodon.social/@Gargron/1

10 years today.

Max "Buzzworthy" Eddy1d ago

I remember back when they said E2EE was the future.

https://www.theverge.com/tech/894752/instagram-end-to-end-encryption

Instagram is getting rid of end-to-end encrypted DMs that ‘very few’ people used

Starting on May 8th, Instagram will no longer offer end-to-end encrypted messages.

The Verge
Max "Buzzworthy" Eddy4d ago
oh NO
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Max "Buzzworthy" Eddy4d ago
PCMag5d ago
SocksEscort sold proxy services on the open web, but was actually routing traffic through compromised routers from brands including TP-Link, Netgear and Cisco: https://www.pcmag.com/news/us-helps-shut-down-proxy-service-used-to-hack-thousands-of-routers
Max "Buzzworthy" Eddy4d ago
Sean Gallagher4d ago
Dinosaurs are amazing