Yeah, that's fair enough. I just wanted to point out it's not our data that will be in jeopardy any more than it is right.
SketchySeaBeast
joined 2 years ago
All of the data Meta could gather by federating is available to anyone who sets up their own server. The hacker would just need to know how to use docker. What's scary is the extra information Threads users give away by being on threads.
Colonel, you better have a look at this radar.
Instance admins are pulling the code down and implementing it in their server. They could easily slip in some malicious backend code and there would be no way to verify it.
OT, but are you the FlyingSquid who used to spend a lot of time in /r/skeptic?
Oh yeah, I plan on it if it happens, but I also just want to get home without being stuck for days too, haha.
I'll be flying for the first time in nearly 5 years later this month. It has a connecting flight. I feel like I'm going to spend a bunch of time in an airport.
You're going to need a special hat.
It’s not difficult to download what you have contributed to Reddit and to post elsewhere.
If you believe that what you've learned is of value you have to both consider what you're saying and who can see it. If it's valuable Reddit is far more discoverable than a corner of the internet. It's not a matter necessarily of being "lazy", it's weighing the medium with the message.
You love to see it.
So you're saying you want TWO big and wasteful cars to fit the same amount of people as one small car?