It was idontplaydarts.com (search it up on Internet Archive). It could detect if you were downloading it directly, or piping it to bash, abd change the script it was delivering accordingly.

I’m surprised no one has mentioned Piwigo yet.

So if I understand correctly, if the user had enabled Windows Hello, then there is an (intended) “backdoor” access to Hello credentials by the Domain Admin? And this has now been resolved by Bitwarden because Microsoft says it was intended behavior.

I also have issues with Discord, they just don’t get the linux paradigm. Running it in a browser seems to work okay though (I use Firefox).

My though was their preferred stenography keyboard was made by a company that is now defunct, ergo no updates. Possibly could be overcome with techy means, but I’m guessing the stenographer doesn’t have those.

Could be some software that is no longer supported.

Why not try it now?

Don’t we all?

Hope this isn’t another half-finished Bahnschrift situation.

Google and other large advertiser networks should be liable for malicious ads that they serve.

I would not have expected Folding@home to end up on that list.