I mean, by like Group Policy, sure, but typically random websites don’t get to set policy on machines that visit them!
I can’t think of any server -side implementation that would achieve that, and no client-side scripts should have that access/privilege. At that point, your “browser” is full RAT/malware anyway
Can confirm. Source: cyber security analyst in fintech
That’s a really good point
Sounds like it tickes all the boxes! How do you cope with the ever expanding range of vapes, accessories and cleaning products, or are you superhuman and immune to VAS??
I miss the days of just having the rolling tray on the desk!
When I think that blazing just required flower, rizla, baccy and flame; the amount of kit I have now seems ludicrous, even if it provides the happy circumstance of indulging my love of gear/equipment.
Yeah, fair.
Not a ball vape man, what with cats? Or Darwinian in approach, they’ll learn when the singe their fur??
I haven’t played around with it much, so this is a pretty uninformed suggestion, but BitWarden have a secrets manager, currently in beta. You can create projects, then grant human or service accounts access to secrets. Looks promising, but I have to say I’m a bit of a BW fanboy so I concede some bias.
Yeah, pretty much what PHJ said, it’s a PITA to clean and isn’t effective enough for the overhead to be worth it, might as well just sandwich it.
Yeah, for sure. I’ve never had the Dynacoil, haven’t heard great things tbh; but sandwiching a little solid in the middle of some flower is def viable.
Probably DNS?