As someone currently working to move a large enterprise to GH Actions (not quite, but “yaml-based pipelines tied to git”) - what would discipline look like? If you can describe it, I can probably make it happen at my org.

I remember them as mascots. I don't remember any scam. Weren't they just there to tell you put money in your CBA savings account?

There was such a thing as interest back in 90s, right? It might have even kept up with inflation?

Monthly account fees were a drain, but they didn't kick in until you turned 18 (later if you bothered to prove you were a student).

felt the same tbh.. - u won't believe how many trouble previously was needed to go through to get this vendor to acknowledge a CVE >.> - hard to believe this is the whole story.. maybe they learnt finally not to try and shove shit under the carpet. who knows. I doubt it.

Interesting that they use Go. I'd have thought most products in this space would be using C or C++.

I feel like I’m missing something.

Isn’t this blog post effectively “we patched our firewall, things broke, we made a support case, and the vendor investigated and filed a CVE”?

I don’t know about Google, but I know iCloud supports domain wildcarding