A good docking station plus KVM for a good work & home setup since the pandemic hit.
I can dock my work laptop when I work from home and have my two screens, ergonomic keyboard, mouse, webcam etc all attached in one go, then a single button on my desk to toggle to my gaming desktop and start playing without having to disconnect anything, reducing wear and tear on the connectors.
The firmware is indeed closed-source, so it's hard to audit. But they're popular, and a security flaw wouldn't go unnoticed for long.
There are other vendors such as NitroKey offers an alternative that offers both open source and audited hardware and software.
This helps protect our ~~community~~ revenue.
Any error code in the web developer console?
If that makes it even easier to get F-Droid installed for the masses, I'm all for it.
Considering how most of the Internet is encrypted with TLS, if you add DNSSEC+DoH/DoT on top, trying to MITM someone on a public WiFi is way harder than it was, unless you're a state-level adversary and you're able to craft valid certificate for a domain you don't control from a globally trusted (root) certificate autority (which will lose its trusted status quite fast once discovered, ex: CNNIC)
It's because they realized the employees are more productive while remote working, so they'll reinstate it.. right?
They should call those YouTube Capris.
Are we going to ban using 🍆 if they start using it?
I mean, context is important..
Sounds like a good thing overall.
I guess you're better off buying a physical security key, which offers some guarantee that the keys cannot be exflitrated from the device.