BitMastro

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by BitMastro 13y ago
An useful tool for android emulation was http://androvm.org/blog/download/ now genymotion http://www.genymotion.com/
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by BitMastro 13y ago
You are acting irrationally. You give the information if you think it can be useful to provide a better service. Otherwise you have the means to withdraw from sharing information and you are supposed use them. By that I mean that, if you va
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by BitMastro 13y ago
I personally value a better service way more than my privacy, but everyone has the right to make their own choices, I guess.
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by BitMastro 13y ago
I switched to tt-rss last Sunday. I have a cheap VPS that I paid 15$ a year, set up a minimal debian, install nginx and postgresql, let tt-rss import google reader feeds and starred posts and install the mobile app as well. A good looking s
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by BitMastro 13y ago
I see, I was just confused by the comment
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by BitMastro 13y ago
The first comment on the issue is "It fails in Firefox 3 for me, working in Safari 3 though.", so the feature was copied from Safari?
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by BitMastro 13y ago
Not to undervalue DDG, but the same service has been offered for years by those servers http://xmpp.net/ A "we don't track users" XMPP server?? Is this a thing?
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by BitMastro 13y ago
Good luck with that. BTW aren't you going to point out once again that for example in Australia all the data comes from Tele Atlas and Whereis?
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by BitMastro 14y ago
Isn't 8 spaces the default spacing in gofmt?
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by BitMastro 14y ago
You're not cynical, you're just anti-Google
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by BitMastro 14y ago
And WebKit is forked from KDE KHTML, Apple acquired FingerWorks for multitouch, C3 Technologies for 3D mapping and Siri ( http://blogs.wsj.com/venturecapital/2010/04/28/apple-moves-d... ) So what's your point? Acquiring is bad?
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by BitMastro 14y ago
"just" I personally don't think it's a competitor to the iPhone, and I haven't seen this opinion around as well, so maybe it's an opinion shared just by Apple evangelists? I've seen mp3 players, laptops, software stores and smartphones way
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by BitMastro 14y ago
It can boot linux just fine https://lkml.org/lkml/2013/2/21/378
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by BitMastro 14y ago
It looks similar to the concept from Nokia from 2007 https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&...
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by BitMastro 14y ago
Aaaand it's closed. I hate that SO can close a question as "non constructive" while I find it constructive instead.
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by BitMastro 14y ago
The sources you cite refer to a range of sensors that will be added to cars starting from 2014, like collision detection technologies. And the Volvo cars you always talk about are supposed to be in a train formation following a human-driven
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by BitMastro 14y ago
And once again YOU are so wrong it's not even funny. The sources you cite refer to a range of sensors that will be added to cars starting from 2014, like collision detection technologies. And the Volvo cars you always talk about are suppose
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by BitMastro 14y ago
Do you have a LED light on when you're recording a video with your phone? Some countries mandate it, others don't. Do you find it weird that nobody is talking about issues involving the recording capabilities of cellphones? In public, by la
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by BitMastro 14y ago
html5 video and a good codec are a way better use of bandwidth. This technique is good for animations with few moving parts. For example the Alfa animation http://www.divergentmedia.com/phosphor/gallery#alfa needs to download 14 additiona
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by BitMastro 14y ago
You seem to assume a lot of things. Your complete statement is nothing but a prejudicial bashing on a product made by a company that you don't like.
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by BitMastro 14y ago
The other process might as well be ssh itself at this point. Anyway, we are just speculating, also the wall is another door if you smash through it. Just don't use it then.
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by BitMastro 14y ago
From what I know they don't impement ssh-agent. Do you consider ssh-agent as another attack vector or additional security? If the sandbox is compromised to have file system access, a process can read your keys from ~/.ssh as well as chrome
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by BitMastro 14y ago
I understand what you mean, but I'm saying that compromising the sandbox can be looked as well as an additional step to achieve. And more so if, for example, address space randomization is offered by the OS. In this case the security model
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by BitMastro 14y ago
Or, from another point of view, an attacker has to bypass Linux and OpenSSH security in one case or bypass Linux, OpenSSH and Chrome security mechanisms in the other case.. It's an oversimplification
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by BitMastro 14y ago
And guess what, they're also two of the most widely installed software. The truth is that sandboxes are effective in mitigating the attacks, because they add another level of security. Even safari added a sandbox a couple years ago.
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by BitMastro 14y ago
It's just another tool.. If you're comfortable with PuTTY keep using it, nobody is stopping you. I believe having another option could be handy.
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by BitMastro 14y ago
>You only to have to look at Java and Windows to know that security exploits can exist for years sometimes decades without anyone noticing them. Yes, and your point is? Security audits do mean much, that's why they are done. Open source
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by BitMastro 14y ago
No you don't. You need to join g+ only to reply to the post, but didn't I need to join HN to reply to your post?
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by BitMastro 14y ago
You use this argument again and again. Now you'll reply that in Australia all the POI are taken from Whereis, yellowpages and Tele Atlas. And once again people have to remind you that having the same data providers is not enough: you need
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by BitMastro 14y ago
Working here on Chrome

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