I found a Vulnerability. They found a Lawyer. What happens when you responsibly disclose a critical vulnerability exposing personal data - including that of minors - and the organization responds with legal threats instead of a thank you?

I found a Vulnerability. They found a Lawyer.

"This is the story of what happened when I tried to do the right thing."

🤷🏽

Jeg forstår ærlig talt godt Heunickes reaktion

Bare snak med et c25 selskab om hvor mange penge/timer de ikke bruger på at rulle en ny step stone rls til Windows. Og rigtig meget klares i en browser i dag. Så mange ville helt sikker kunne få en simpler pc/os til det reele behov.

Jeg er ikke uenig. Men tech rykker heletiden målet og vi/nogle plejer at flytte med. Og lige meget hvor meget vi alle synes vi kender windows eller office, så lave de jo også konstant om på hvor knapper er eller hvad ting hedder. Cloud er måske det bedste exemple på dette.

Men en liste over alternativer ville være en god start. Fx. Ved jeg ikke hvad et ikke amerikask alternative til Cisco hedder og Red Hat er jo ikke et alternativ til VMware etc.

No public repo?

Rust Structs vs C# Classes: Less is More - Chris Woody Woodruff Welcome back! After wrestling with Rust's strict ownership rules, let's ease into something a little more familiar (yet refreshingly different): structs. As a C# developer, you're probably thinking, "...

Day 15 of learning Rust as a C# dev:

No classes. No inheritance. No constructors.

Rust structs keep it simple and make you rethink how much you really need.

Here’s why less is more:
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#RustLang #CSharp #DotNet #LearnRust #RustForCSharpDevs

Slices and Strings with Rust: Goodbye C# StringBuilder? - Chris Woody Woodruff When you’ve spent years writing C#, you get really comfortable with string being immutable, Span being your performance trick, and StringBuilder being your go-to hammer when a for loop starts building...

Day 12 of learning Rust as a C# dev:
No StringBuilder. No problem.

Rust’s slices and strings make you rethink how to work with text, without all the copying and overhead.

Here’s what I learned:
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#RustLang #CSharp #DotNet #LearnRust #RustForCSharpDevs

Learn to become a Rust developer Community driven, articles, resources, guides, interview questions, quizzes for Rust development. Learn to become a modern Rust developer by following the steps, skills, resources and guides listed…

Rust offers unmatched safety and performance, making it a top choice for developers who want to build reliable applications. Explore our free step by step guide to becoming a #RustLang developer in 2025.

DSvClient - New patch downloading tool for vCenter - Michael Ryom Streamlining VMware Update Management with DSvClient: A vExpert’s tool In the ever-evolving landscape of VMware infrastructure management, keeping components updated while ensuring consistency across ...

[Blog]DSvClient - New patch downloading tool for vCenter
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#VMware #Broadcom #vExpert #Rust

"Async #rustlang in Three Parts" by @oconnor663.bsky.social

jacko.io/async_intro....

havn 0.2.1 released,

github.com/mrjackwills/...,
crates.io/crates/havn,
hub.docker.com/r/mrjackwill...,
ghcr.io/mrjackwills/...

I didn't know I had 10 laws, but these are great so I'll claim them:

Vesten er i frit fald. USA er ligeglad med os andre Vi befinder os i den farligste æra siden Anden Verdenskrig. Det utænkelige – nemlig Tredje Verdenskrig – er ikke længere utænkeligt. Trump giver Vladimir Putin blod på tanden til at angribe igen. Næst...

"USA er tabt. Europa må klare sig selv."

Vild, skræmmende og dommedagsagtig kronik af @davidtrads.bsky.social. Men desværre er det hele spot on i min optik... 🥹 #uspol #dkpol

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If you’re looking for mapping and navigation alternatives.

HERE WeGo – developed by a consortium including German automakers (Audi, BMW, and Mercedes). It offers reliable navigation, offline maps, and public transit information.

Highly recommend deleting Google & Apple Maps. Sorry, Mapquest.

You can chose that as well.

Only thing i dislike is cleaning. Earwax on the tips and instead need to be clean from time to time. And tip are replacable. But i use my sometimes for month if no uses or not dirty

Wouldnt want to live without them. I have them with me always, travling, sleeping outdoor.

It takes a week or so to get use to having it in my ear and getting use to hearing your own body instead. If you ever been in a anechoic chamber or any like that, this is the feeling i got. Hearing my own puls, breath, stomach etc. But i sleep the best in my life i have ever done.

They are pricy. Fit is good. fit just within the ear. To keep them in 3 different tip came with so you can find the on the is comfy and makes sure they dont fall out. ANC is on par with Bose. Tested them in a datacenter once remove a bit more low noise but lets in a bit more high noises than Bose.

QuietOn earbuds - Noise cancelling earbuds for sleeping World's smallest active noise cancelling earplugs. QuietOn earbuds help you sleep better, focus at work and travel relaxed. Hear the Nordic Quietude.

quieton.com every night

A 57,000 square foot Temu warehouse in China went up in flames today.

The total loss of inventory has been estimated to be as high as $56.19 USD.

First run in a week #garmin

Good morning run

Fenix and you get 20+ days with heavy use. Started with vivoactive but got tired of having to charged it every second to third day. ( i run almost every day )

I have used the map feature when lost in a forest, while running. For that it is a nice feature, but else i wont want to using for getting around

I have some times wondered if it was worth it to buy a strap, but i rather not and data seems to be atleadt for me good enough. From YT test its seems there are little difference these days