wagoner @ wagoner @infosec.pub

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Since you clearly have an eink android device, what other eink-friendly apps do you recommend? Would love to hear of any.

I would argue the same for using company WiFi. Definitely use a VPN if you have up use their connection but mobile data is better.

Source re Pelosi?

Network isn't listed as a permission used or requested or denied to this app. Using Samsung S22.

How secure are password protected zip files?

Protonmail (which offers free accounts) let's you click on a padlock icon, to set an encryption password and a password hint for the recipient, to send a pgp-encrypted email. Email can be opened by anyone as it directs the recipient to a web page where they enter the password. They can reply to your from that page with a message that is also itself encrypted.

It's not quite what you're asking but it will get your ID securely to your insurance company. I haven't found anyone yet whose employer has blocked this ability.

"It's too bad" everyone is not corrupt?

Also, the Republicans spent decades buying this court, and nothing - not even what you suggest - would make them put any constraints on it.

How many more years could they have held back on the price hike if they hadn't blown hundreds of millions on a failed attempt to lock up the podcast industry inside their walled garden.

Maybe they shouldn't have paid Joe Rogaine $200 million.

A meme like this is what happens when you believe the GOP that doing anything to benefit regular people is communism.

This must be the "tolerant right" I've been hearing so much about.

It's almost like whether it impacts your daily life depends on two factors (1) are you a targeted minority or (2) you are not a targeted minority but know anyone who is or care about them to any degree.

So much to unpack here! I'll just note that to be tolerant doesn't preclude criticism of wrongdoing by others.

Why, because quality of living and working is not impacted at all by degrees of inclusiveness and reproductive rights? I guess it depends on whether you would personally be affected, or lack any ability to emphasize or care about others.

Also, the category is called "Life, Health, and Inclusion".

There are already enough potential voters who have been imprisoned, not the future, such that they could tip the balance. If you're not sure if this is case, just look at how hard the GOP acts to block reinstatement of voting rights for ex felons.

You know, if they just marketed the chatbots as a natural language way to engage with written product documentation ("what does error d80 mean and how do I fix it?") I think that's attractive to customers. It's when they are presented as a replacement for a human and a barrier to getting real answers that they are a real pain.

I'm confused then why you support the move

The tech companies tend to follow the leader on unpopular actions. The first-mover bears the brunt of the backlash, allowing the copycats to implement the same policies without the same flak. Witness Twitter introducing fees and then Facebook following suit. Witness Twitter banning third party apps and Reddit... you know the rest.