Well then I guess it’s just a question of whether or not I’m willing to suspend my morals/privacy to access this hypothetical thing I hypothetically need. But in that case, how hard is it really to just dig up and use your OS’ default browser?
How else are they going to get that tasty user data to sell
If those sites are designed to break in the presence of privacy protection, is that a bug or a feature?
WSL has no direct connection to the host file system. WSL’s drives are virtualized. Which is a real fuckin peach when you just want to copy things to and fro and end up discovering this 😅
I don’t like a thing, fellas. With that being all I’ve told you, please explain why I don’t like that thing.
If only the entire community warns people not to be beta testers or at least not to be surprised when beta-tester-flavored Shit Happens™️.
Thank you, Supernintendo Chalmers
No
Feel better grandpa?
Nothing in a third party software suite should be able to defeat Microsoft’s security. So yeah, it was a problem Microsoft needed to fix in Microsoft software. If there’s something grub also needed to attend to, that’s a different matter as far as Microsoft’s concerned.
It was a Windows vulnerability that allowed an exploit box GRUB
I’ve never filtered a whole domain before
Kudos for forcing the industry to implement the most basic level of respect and awareness.
so sick of seeing “mesh” WiFi everywhere, what a load of trash. Just set up access points with roaming capability
😅
Is it free?
I mean, there are many of us who live on the CLI and scripting world. Ask him what he wants to do and explain that for anything he wants to do, you can write a script and from that point forward you can do it by typing a word and pressing enter and sitting back and watching the computer do all the work
Me: *logs on to their website*
Them:
*with tact