We don’t need a “deterrent” against things being redacted in publicly released documents. We can have transparency without the whole world finding out the names of victims and witnesses, people’s phone numbers and SSNs, etc., every time a document is released.
This is wrong - Apple did implement multipoint pairing. I’ve had Bose headphones and cheapo Amazon headphones and both switched perfectly between various Apple devices.
No, they did not implement mulitpoint Bluetooth as per the spec in AirPods, they are doing proprietary handoffs between their own devices, multipoint pairing is not implemented for Airpods outside of macOS and iOS.
It doesn’t need “the cloud” (switching works offline) but it does need to verify that the device it’s switching to belongs to you, which it does using a keypair associated with your account.
To be clear, there’s no actual evidence that he’s being evicted. Talking about “his eviction” is pretty premature. It also seems like he will receive the reward.
I think it’s very fair. Anubis generated a lot of buzz in tech communities like this one, and developers pushed it to production without taking a serious look at what it’s doing on their server. It’s a very flawed piece of software that doesn’t even do a good job at the task it’s meant for (don’t forget that it doesn’t touch any request without “Mozilla” in the UA). If some security criticism gets people to uninstall it, good.
Many of the things I do are terrible ideas. That is half the reason I keep doing them.
The goal here is to show people some of the things that can be done not that they should do them. It's up to each person to experiment and determine what tickles their fancy.
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