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There's also a bug atm where it'll reject your password on iOS if you have a hardware key attached to your account. Won't tell you that's the issue, it'll just make you think you're typing in your credentials wrong. Spent the better part of an afternoon on that with support.

Honestly, don't know what distro some of these people are using. Maybe the last time they tried snaps they were slow but they have the same startup speed as anything else now.

I don't understand all the complaints about snaps being slow. I'm on Ubuntu 22.04 right now and both firefox and the calculator app launch instantly.

Dropbox isn’t free

Linux: am I a joke to you?

No need to be aggro about it. No one’s suggesting iPhones are unhackable, just that realistically utilizing an iOS or Android exploit like that is a bit much for something simple like credit card fraud. Those exploits are valuable.

I think there's a lot of unnecessary aggro in here just for the fact that it's from W3Schools. Yeah, MDN is a better source of record but W3schools often lays things out in a way that's easier for beginners to digest. I started with W3Schools before moving to MDN. It served a purpose.

I’ve been using gandi.net for years. They seem to care about playing by the rules and supporting privacy if their supported projects is anything to go by: https://www.gandi.net/en-US/gandi-supports

For ICANN accredited registrars, aren't there rules about when and how a registrar can delete or revoke a domain? You can submit complaints to ICANN here: https://www.icann.org/compliance/complaint

I actually wrote a blog post about this awhile back at hhttps://dev.to/conjuredbytes/domain-and-registrar-security-c.... Hopefully, someone finds it helpful.