Ghoelian

Is this not exactly what defender is supposed to do by default for executables it doesnt know yet?

Unless they mean fit in the british sense

Okay, so?

I’ve never heard of Antares, but yeah servo isn’t really ready for general use yet. I’ve never had servoshell just crash, but there’s a lot of websites it doesn’t display correctly yet.

Can’t wait for the day I can fully switch to a browser using servo.

I don’t even think they’re right, Fossify apps do actually use Material 3/You which has all that dumb stuff. Though they seem to be implementing it in a way that doesn’t feel as bloated yet empty as other Material 3 apps.

I mean yeah it might suck, but it’s for very good reasons lol

Yeah basically any bank that still allows you to verify with a physical device. In the Netherlands there is ABN, Rabobank (anyone who I used them before like 2015 or so probably remembers their random reader, those sill exist), SNS, and Regiobank.

Well that’s up to the bank, wero doesn’t require any of that. Though yeah in practice most of these will be mobile apps unfortunately.

I think that app is just for their own wallet thing, which is used for sending money between people.

You don’t use wero with their app, you use it with your bank.

How it works now with ideal is that on the ideal screen, you select your bank. What happens after that is up to the bank, but most here show a qr code you have to scan with the banks app, but there are still a few banks that support a physical device as second factor.

It isnt, but it is a react native component, so it is running a JavaScript runtime

That wouldn’t have helped much, because the vulnerability was in the server’s handling of POST (I think specifically multipart) requests.

Ah, confirmed by the author:

Looks and reads like an AI website and code, and the commit history does not give me any confidence this person knows what they’re doing.

If they fought for this in the first place then why did they sponsor an article discrediting themselves?

What’s the banana myth?

To be fair, the caps do piss me off when they mess up me pouring a drink for the 100th time. But yeah, I just pull them off. I never threw them out separately anyway (who tf would do that???).

There’s this stupid incentive in the Netherlands now where people with an EV charger can get ERE certificates for every kWh they charge, which they can sell for money to the government (I believe). Oil companies then buy these certificates so they can pretend to be green.

And of course everyone with a charger wants this now (you do need a charger with certified meter), because for them it’s free money.

those metal flaps for opening beverage cans were a serious problem

wait what do you mean? are they changing those as well?

Where did you get Montreal from? The article says it’s going to Newfoundland.

Edit: I had also not read the article far enough, it’s going from Newfoundland to Montreal with a regular cable over land.