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I mean yeah, what else would the CEO of a competitor say?

Seconded, I'd love to read a whitepaper if anyone is able to provide one. I'm assuming this operates on some variant of Google's TrueTime[0].

[0] https://cloud.google.com/spanner/docs/true-time-external-con...

My understanding is that because this is a hardware-based issue, there’s no way to release a software patch to fix it.

A lot of hate from people too stubborn to recognize the value in various forms of input / output, but I think this is a great idea. Will be trying it for one of my next projects.

What’s everyone’s hot take on allowing eero routers within your network?

Attitudes like yours are why tech recruiters are notoriously inconsiderate and difficult to work with. It’s not a good look and not something to be proud of.

So many different options: Shipping confirmation emails, IP addresses of connected accounts, GPS of frequent locations (i.e at nights when you're presumably sleeping), phone number for 2FA that can easily be reverse-lookup'd to PII databases, etc. etc.

Why are you being pedantic? What’s your end goal here?

Is it really? Have you followed any of this administration’s drama these last 3.5 years?

Piggybacking on this, can anyone comment on Mozilla’s new VPN service?

FYI it is possible to upload a video edited in a 3rd-party app (i.e After Effects) in lieu of using the tools available within TikTok itself.

Source? I’m skeptical of your claims but interested in any content that backs it up.

Saying that it’s just “a big company thing” is giving Microsoft a pass here. Look at their recent PR: wanting to embrace the developer community [1], their love of open source [2], etc. While AppGet may be an isolated story, I’m inclined to believe that MSFT is simply acting they way they’ve always have — by embracing, by extending, and by extinguishing.

1. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/05/micro...

2. https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/18/21262103/microsoft-open-s...