Haven't you ever thought that the flippant attitude is exactly why you are able to learn of this now (and not 10 years later/if at all)? If everyone was "policy abiding" folks who will give a megacorp the benefit of the doubt, these won't be disclosed for years.
The flippant attitude is exactly why and how you are reading of all these vulnerabilities now.
Knowledge of the issue (but enduring "flippancy") or not knowing it at all? You pick.
What I'm really saying is that this "flippancy" is the agency that's making someone write a blog post, sign their name to it, put it out there with code samples, etc. You dismissing "flippancy" is insulting the agency of this. Without that emotion, that idea where they thought Apple wasn't treating them well, that is the source where people find the energy to publish, to publicise.
Every single word takes strength to write. In this case, the flippancy was the driving force and it shows clearly.
Why would you dismiss that energy?
And no, it's not the author's job to "shield" you from the wrath of their flippancy. I take it and I thank "flippancy" for disclosing this issue.
The flippant attitude is exactly why and how you are reading of all these vulnerabilities now.
Knowledge of the issue (but enduring "flippancy") or not knowing it at all? You pick.
What I'm really saying is that this "flippancy" is the agency that's making someone write a blog post, sign their name to it, put it out there with code samples, etc. You dismissing "flippancy" is insulting the agency of this. Without that emotion, that idea where they thought Apple wasn't treating them well, that is the source where people find the energy to publish, to publicise.
Every single word takes strength to write. In this case, the flippancy was the driving force and it shows clearly.
Why would you dismiss that energy?
And no, it's not the author's job to "shield" you from the wrath of their flippancy. I take it and I thank "flippancy" for disclosing this issue.