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Maybe it would be good to change the title to say `(fixed in iOS 13.3.1)` instead of `(iOS 13.3)`, to make it clear that this is not a zero day.
by DangerousPie 7y ago
Maybe it would be good to change the title to say `(fixed in iOS 13.3.1)` instead of `(iOS 13.3)`, to make it clear that this is not a zero day.
- ConcernedCoder 7y agoWell how would you expect to get any clicks doing that?
- kardos 7y agoIt's a bug tracker. Is it ad supported? Would they even want superfluous clicks?
- rudolph9 7y agoOP want clicks.
- notRobot 7y agoWhy would I?
- NotHereNotThere 7y agoWhat would be the point of getting clicks to a bug tracker which he doesn't own?
- jchw 7y agoLot of cynicism on HN today :( but I suggest that if someone links to a Project Zero bug about iOS you can pretty much assume it’s been patched, and the OP claims HN title character limit is the true reason for the omission. If a bug is unpatched I’d actually expect the title to specify that instead...
- notRobot 7y agoHN title character limit didn't allow me to.
- dang 7y agoI've squeezed it in there now at the cost of a little ungrammaticalness. (Submitted title was "PoC remotely dump memory with no user interaction on iPhone 11 Pro (iOS 13.3)".)
- sixstringtheory 7y agoI still see only 13.3, not 13.3.1... could do this: > Remotely dump memory w/o user interaction on iPhone 11 Pro (fixed iOS 13.3.1)
- dang 7y agoThanks, I missed that. I've moved things around a bit.
- notRobot 7y agoGood enough :)
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- notlukesky 7y agoIt would be nice if they increased the title limit.