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  1. App developers should be able to charge what they want but please don't introduce a subscription requirement via the App Store auto-update...

    Maybe offer a discounted lifetime purchase for awhile so existing users don't feel totally burned.

    #software #apps #macOS #MacAppStore #CleanTextApp

  2. Think about it: Just as COVID-19 depletes zinc leading to impaired sense of smell, so it depletes L-Arginine leading to a group of persistent symptoms, known as 'long covid.'

    pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/

  3. Probably the better crash-course on CFLAGS for us newbies. It did solve my confusion.

    linuxreviews.org/Optimized_gcc

  4. Alcohol

    : potent disinfectant

    : cytotoxic

    : mild psychotropic effect when ingested

    : increases perceived attractiveness

    : facilitates bonding through shared consumption

    : provides temporary relief form existential awareness

    : depressant

    : addictive

  5. I was wondering why I'm getting bored with that project I got assigned but then I saw that the SCSS bundle file just compiled for the 923rd time.

  6. Life is hard sometimes so here is a chicken playing piano, to brighten up your day.

    You're welcome!

    youtube.com/watch?v=WFxDOV6IwHk

  7. Microsoft Edge keeps all saved passwords in cleartext in RAM for the entire session, making memory scraping easier for attackers 🖥️
    The behavior is “by design,” unlike Chrome, and highlights the risks of storing credentials in browsers instead of using password managers 🔑

    🔗 cybernews.com/security/microso

    #TechNews #Microsoft #MicrosoftEdge #Edge #Google #Chrome #Browser #Password #CyberSecurity #FOSS #Privacy #Encryption #DigitalSafety #MFA #PasswordManager #Passkeys #Software #InfoSec #Security #RAM

  8. Microsoft Edge keeps every saved password in cleartext memory at launch: A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design. ppc.land/microsoft-edge-keeps- #MicrosoftEdge #Cybersecurity #DataPrivacy #PasswordSecurity #TechNews

  9. Microsoft Edge keeps every saved password in cleartext memory at launch: A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design. ppc.land/microsoft-edge-keeps- #MicrosoftEdge #Cybersecurity #DataPrivacy #PasswordSecurity #TechNews

  10. Microsoft Edge keeps every saved password in cleartext memory at launch: A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design. ppc.land/microsoft-edge-keeps- #MicrosoftEdge #Cybersecurity #DataPrivacy #PasswordSecurity #TechNews

  11. Microsoft Edge keeps every saved password in cleartext memory at launch: A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design. ppc.land/microsoft-edge-keeps- #MicrosoftEdge #Cybersecurity #DataPrivacy #PasswordSecurity #TechNews

  12. Microsoft Edge keeps every saved password in cleartext memory at launch: A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design. ppc.land/microsoft-edge-keeps- #MicrosoftEdge #Cybersecurity #DataPrivacy #PasswordSecurity #TechNews

  13. Congress Is Dropping the Ball with a #CleanExtension of #FISA

    not considering a requirement to obtain a #warrant before looking at data on US persons that was indiscriminately & warrantlessly collected. #HouseSpeaker #MikeJohnson confirmed that “the plan is to move a clean extension of FISA … for at least 18 months.”

    House #Judiciary Chair #JimJordan , who has previously been a champion of both the warrant requirement & closing the #databroker loophole
    #privacy

    eff.org/deeplinks/2026/03/cong

  14. FYI: Microsoft Edge keeps every saved password in cleartext memory at launch: A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design. ppc.land/microsoft-edge-keeps- #MicrosoftEdge #Cybersecurity #DataPrivacy #PasswordSecurity #OnlineSafety

  15. FYI: Microsoft Edge keeps every saved password in cleartext memory at launch: A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design. ppc.land/microsoft-edge-keeps- #MicrosoftEdge #Cybersecurity #DataPrivacy #PasswordSecurity #OnlineSafety

  16. FYI: Microsoft Edge keeps every saved password in cleartext memory at launch: A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design. ppc.land/microsoft-edge-keeps- #MicrosoftEdge #Cybersecurity #DataPrivacy #PasswordSecurity #OnlineSafety

  17. ICYMI: Microsoft Edge keeps every saved password in cleartext memory at launch: A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design. ppc.land/microsoft-edge-keeps- #MicrosoftEdge #CyberSecurity #DataPrivacy #PasswordSecurity #InfoSec

  18. ICYMI: Microsoft Edge keeps every saved password in cleartext memory at launch: A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design. ppc.land/microsoft-edge-keeps- #MicrosoftEdge #CyberSecurity #DataPrivacy #PasswordSecurity #InfoSec

  19. ICYMI: Microsoft Edge keeps every saved password in cleartext memory at launch: A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design. ppc.land/microsoft-edge-keeps- #MicrosoftEdge #CyberSecurity #DataPrivacy #PasswordSecurity #InfoSec

  20. No I won't run a script to create users with a weak password you sent me in cleartext because it's hard-coded in a third-party software. For security sake!

    #postgresql #ops #dba