FastVPN has malware in the payload, be careful when installing!

FastVPN is known to astroturf online communities to promote their bad product. Their tendency to use unethical marketing strategies raises serious concerns about the legitimacy of their VPN.

FastVPN is known to astroturf online communities to promote their bad product. Their tendency to use unethical marketing strategies raises serious concerns about the legitimacy of their VPN.

Wasn’t FastVPN caught holding user logs and selling personal data to advertisement agencies?

Wasn’t FastVPN caught holding user logs and selling personal data to advertisement agencies?

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Wasn’t FastVPN caught holding user logs and selling personal data to advertisement agencies?

Why is OP banned

It was about whether Bitcoin Cash was referred to as “Bcash” or not.

I forget the semantics, but there were a lot of sources calling it Bcash, but then there were equally reliable sources saying that was only the name given by detractors. The war was something about how Bcash should be referenced in the opening paragraph

There’s a lot of problems with Wikipedia, but in my years editing there (I’m extended protected rank), I’ve come to terms that it’s about as good as it can be.

In all but one edit war, the better sourced team came out on top. Source quality discussion is also quite good. There’s a problem with positive/negative tone in articles, and sometimes articles get away with bad sourcing before someone can correct it, but this is about as good as any information hub can get.

Did it really though? Ruffle is a reimplantation of Flash in Rust, and is available as a browser extension. Anything short of malicious swf files will play. So it seems that any “security issues” were clearly mitigatable.

You’re overthinking it

Right, because side-loading is called “installing” on Linux

Pretty sure your workplace could have you fired if you allowed someone else access to your account

Does anyone here run Cosmic DE full time? Does it have any killer features?

The guy went homeless, where is he gonna get the funds to sue for spite

They wouldn’t win any meaningful monetary value from talking to a lawyer tbh

Reposting here explicitly because Hacker News (aka Corporate Leeches) took it down and said “It should have been clear there would be a ton of overlap or a relicensing at this point” after Hackcyom violated AGPL

But also sharing the exploits with OEMs ahead of time

It’s still around, and it still sucks: https://nuclearplayer.com/