Are you really? How likely do you think is a legit customer/user to be on the same IP as a residential proxy? Sure residential IPS get reused, but you can handle that by making the block last 6-8 hours, or a day or two.
Are you really? How likely do you think is a legit customer/user to be on the same IP as a residential proxy? Sure residential IPS get reused, but you can handle that by making the block last 6-8 hours, or a day or two.
Free market in a location owned by the government where the government gets to control who the vendors are and what the customers are allowed to bring in? Thats not a free market to begin with.
Ad Astra ...
Btw this predates passkeys which should perhaps be the way to go from now on.
(And to be clear: I see the benefit here. But I'm talking principally about open source projects, not the vendors you're presumably paying.)
There's always a usability / functionality vs security tradeoff
Buy your linux laptop fleet from Framework, System76, Starlabs etc and you won't have any problems like that. You might have OTHER problems, but not that one.
Even in corporate, there's basically two vendors - Dell, and a distant second Lenovo, with Apple having a foothold in niche usecases.
strace -c ls gave me this
100.00 0.002709 13 198 5 total
strace -c eza gave me this
100.00 0.006125 12 476 48 total
strace -c lsr gave me this
100.00 0.001277 33 38 total
So seeing the number of syscalls in the calls directory
198 : ls
476 : eza
33 : lsr
A meaningful difference indeed!
Of course it's reasonable? You can give someone a job and also ask them to do it a certain way.
If you want to tax banks and pay the money directly to fraudsters, I guess that's a model you can aim for.