Morrison’s (UK) has something called “vision security” which triggers if the machine learning model thinks you haven’t scanned something, the worker then has to watch the video and verify. It kept triggering on me because I often put my bike helmet in the cart. But it’s easy to place the cart slightly away from the camera and then it won’t see.
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Old phone means old unsupported vendor version of the linux kernel vulnerable to script kiddie exploits.
Motorola Solutions != Motorola Mobility
Motorola Mobility is Lenovo and since 2014 they have nothing to do with each other apart from the branding.
Any chance for an official flatpak? The current one on Flathub is outdated and requires lots of permissions because they couldn’t figure out xdg portals.
None of the articles I’ve read about this explains how the GDID gets mapped onto the user’s activity.
“Windows device carrying GDID g:6755467234350028 had visited the ngrok signup page”
So does it mean that Windows monitors your activity outwith just Microsoft services and sends all data to their servers? Is it maybe MS Edge history sync?
Can anyone break even AES-128 without years of supercomputer time?
Security
When you use X11, you allow any program running on your computer to access anything on your screen and clipboard, collect your keystrokes and type. It’s trivial to implement a keylogger, for example. Do not buy into the whole “no viruses on Linux” thing, it’s not true and likely to become even less and less true, as desktop Linux is becoming popular.
Wayland at least tries to put some barriers in place against this.
The current way of naming GNOME apps is to take a random word associated with the thing the app does. E.g. the sound player is called Decibels.
So it would be “Club” or something equally boring :P.
CachyOS aliases ls to eza in fish, which is the default shell there. I love fish but still think it’s a bit weird to use it as default.