willxinc

It's quite interesting to think about how relevant the themes being discussed in that show are ever present today.

If the password verification attempts are passed through directly to the HSM, then yes, this is standard.

Cause otherwise, I don't see how they could have another Cambridge Analytica situation if what they're doing is sharing _less information_.

(Missing the -with-kotlin at the end)

But also, going by your logic, whatever is going on here is because something was depirioritized in favour of profit. The issue with that though, is that improper deletion would be detrimental to metrics in my opinion, not positive.

According to the GitHub, which appears to be a metaprogramming library by the same author.

It had slipped my mind that people would still need to make (typically shorter range) trips for groceries and other critical things.