Not just that but you are also unable to opt out of telemetry unless you pay for Enterprise!

https://github.com/directus/directus/issues/27660

https://directus.com/pricing

> 5. Do you feel like you'd be better off studying something else at university, if applicable?

I'm not sure why they'd feel that when they're already successful?

I'm not sure how much university actually contributes to one's success and some might be self-taught, but certainly the people you are surrounded with and work with (which is often at university) do for sure. I was wondering what people's thoughts on university, especially engineering degrees are.

Yeah, look at the guides too. They're all ctrl+c ctrl+v straight from an LLM with no proper formatting, lol. https://brevio.pro/guides

> How would that attacker gain access to such databases?

Data breaches happen all the time.

Some services also expose emails, intentionally or unintentionally. Github is one example where your email might be exposed publicly.

> How does that help you track me elsewhere? If I start receiving spam at hn@mydomain.com because of the leak, I will simply revoke the alias, and the spam will bounce.

Because, as parent said, if someone deduces that you are the only user of mydomain.com, they can just search leaked or exposed records for @mydomain.com and infer that the accounts most likely belong to the same person.

That's the difference, with hide my email millions of unrelated people share the same domain, so you can't reliably link one email to another just based on the domain.

> to be fair, that's just the desktop client.

I expect fully to mean fully, though.

No, not really. It sounds stressful.

If you cancel iCloud+, all the aliases remain active. As parent said, you just can't create more of them.

And you'll still be able to receive email send to these aliases? Even on a free-tier iCloud account?

Last I checked, yes.

Same, Hide My Email is pretty much the only Apple service I use and the aliases are only for accounts I don't really care about.

I use this wonderful extension to make it easy to generate aliases https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/icloud-hide-my-emai...

> The alternative being building and deploying a new image, which would likely take significantly longer

You said the image was Python, though? Using that is way easier and faster. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48558763

If all you need to know is that it can connect:

python3 -c 'import socket as s;s.create_connection(("8.8.8.8",53))'

or http:

python3 -c 'from urllib.request import*;print(urlopen("http://example.com").status)'

You are right, I am not sure why I did not realize Python is the whole point of the image. This is indeed much faster and easier.

I've wanted to do exactly this for many many years.