@staffordgary You can use homebridge to connect all the ring stuff to Apple home. Took me less than 20 mins but I did have a synology box on hand to run docker.
@saumil Had an account since the ‘90s. Only buy tickets for me, at most a pair. Did the ID verification. Never sold a ticket in my life. Yet I’m told I’ve violated policies no detail no appeals. As a fan what on earth am I meant to do differently?
They exposed data on 8.8 million people with no exploit, no malware, and no access to MAG’s servers.
Three server-side API keys sat in public JavaScript for 4+ years and FulcrumSec found them. They could have modified and deleted data too.
I verified how the Manchester Airports Group breach happened:
https://t.co/jwfTUdTRV9
@lennylaw I found a blur promo that turned out to be hand stamped by Banksy. Didn’t pay the mortgage off but wouldn’t want to have given it away either! Fan club CDs and the like might be worth a bit if you have any.
@DanNeidle It’s also about the people it stops working - got to be lots of this in NHS, consultants especially. Voluntarily removing productivity from a system we desperately need it in.
@eddsirr@kohakoobs Not true for literally decades. If you’re really bored google “RCE” protection for DVDs. Most commercial titles detected region 0 and had a special path that didn’t allow playback.
@aussiewongm @odd2763 @kohakoobs And also to control release dates. I'm old enough to remember the dawn of DVD and you could buy things that were still in cinemas in the UK on Region 1 DVD from the USA.
@lennylaw It's the internet, basically. Allows much larger and deeper silos of music. At one point anyone who played an arena you'd probably have heard of. I've been a music photographer for nearly 20 years so keep somewhat current and I couldn't hum an Olivia Dean song.