kfriede

This is why I oppose net neutrality on principle. In practice, however, I feel it is unfortunately necessary due to the existing regulations. The ideal solution would be to remove the existing regulations and thus remove the need for net neutrality (since new competition would finally be allowed to easily enter the market), but I simply don't forsee that happening in my lifetime.

Unless it can be infected using the stick as a proxy (though I haven't seen that as a possible vulnerability yet).

I use powerline adapters (like homeplug for ethernet) and would say I get about 99.9% uptime. I think I bought either TPLink or Trendnet.

I've actually seen certain garments (usually one's meant for tougher situations) marketed with YKK zippers. Little did I know it's actually a pretty common zipper.

I don't blame them. I'd crash if you denied me permission too. /s

Awesome, just signed up. I'd love to see more information on the security model for communication between endpoints (e.g. where does traffic get encrypted at, how are keys generated/shared, etc).

Also, the guides to install could use some work. Took me some poking around to figure it out for OS X. A HomeBrew script to install it would be cool.

And REI has some history of caring for the employees and customers more than profits. Apple doesn't have this history, and would get ridiculed for having ulterior motives.

It may seem small and insignificant to us, but how much do you think advertisers would pay to see the link that I just pasted into an iMessage, or the contents of the email I just copied?

> My app Workflow[1] has a great workflow in its gallery that you can run from your widget to clear your clipboard if you regularly copy sensitive information.

Shameless plug, but the app looks awesome. Would be cool (if not already done) if you could plug into IFTTT to fill in features that you can't/don't want to.

I'm seeing Dashlane at $40 per year. That's pretty steep.

"csrutil disable" from within a terminal in recovery mode will do it