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841.
by Buge 10y ago
That doesn't really make sense. Gmail has a minimum password length of 8 characters. I bet 50% of users have an 8 character password. This bug hardly gives you any information at all.
842.
by Buge 10y ago
It's easy to get away with it if you don't have an extradition treaty with the US. But as soon as you go on vacation to a country that does have a treaty... https://qz.com/954265/russian-hacker-pyotr-levashov-
843.
by Buge 10y ago
You can at least disable the DRM and still watch videos without it.
844.
by Buge 10y ago
And the ability to play video without being exploited by Flash vulnerabilities is not a positive thing?
845.
by Buge 10y ago
I knew IOT devices generally have weak security, but I didn't anticipate them so easily being connected to physically dangerous objects like cars. I wonder how common this will become.
846.
by Buge 10y ago
Interesting how they didn't punish drivers who also drove for Lyft, they actually rewarded drivers who also drove for Lyft with better Uber offers.
847.
by Buge 10y ago
Diversity of ideas are allowed. The videos are not removed. If advertisers don't want to advertise on this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDJMZWzW8Ko that's not Youtube's fault. If not paying creators advert
848.
by Buge 10y ago
Pewpiepie makes tons of money from Youtube. He's not banned. And most of his videos are monetized. The fact that he's the most successful Youtuber and that he has differing views that Youtube shows that Youtube allows people with
849.
by Buge 10y ago
Sorry I didn't see that. But there are a lot of factors required to get listed, including applying. Maybe they didn't apply https://support.google.com/news/publisher/answer/40787?hl=en And Inforwars
850.
by Buge 10y ago
Did you actually try those searches in that screenshot? I get results when I try them.
851.
by Buge 10y ago
It mentions "removing a channel" and "banning unpopular opinions". But that's not necessary to appease advertisers. You just need to unmonetize those videos. And that's what Youtube's been doing as far as
852.
by Buge 10y ago
I'm curious why you're very curious why I'm curious. I would think Netflix would be protective of their content and would likely have monitoring to detect mass downloading. The adversarial nature of one person trying to do so
853.
by Buge 10y ago
I've used a default Ubuntu desktop install in VirtualBox and it seems to work (though a little laggy). I haven't tried playing video games in it.
854.
by Buge 10y ago
If you're being paid $200/hr it doesn't depend on the exit.
855.
by Buge 10y ago
Very interesting that they can get a video fingerprint without even downloading the video. So they can fingerprint 44k in 4 days (7 seconds each) instead of downloading each video which would be very demanding. I wonder if Netflix had any m
856.
by Buge 10y ago
Regarding "pay for it", I think that's confusing ads with content. On Facebook, Reddit, Youtube, Tumblr... you can pay for political ads. But you can also post political posts/content without paying. If you're block
857.
by Buge 10y ago
It's in Apple's interest to optimize their transportation situation. Because Apple built the absolute minimum amount of parking, it seems to indicate that Apple thinks less parking than that is necessary for optimal performance. I
858.
by Buge 10y ago
Why would the value of their property go down? Apple's new headquarters has 318k ft^2 of office space and 325k ft^2 of legally required parking spaces. If Apple could flexibly choose what they wanted to do with their land, they could u
859.
by Buge 10y ago
>Why should the city and property owners have to subsidize cars? They shouldn't, but they need some way for people to get to them and flow people through the city, or they will cease to exist. So cities should remove all parking min
860.
by Buge 10y ago
How is that a keyboard walk?
861.
by Buge 10y ago
This could have influenced Twitter's decision to sue: to get more positive publicity for themselves.
862.
by Buge 10y ago
I don't think they're encroaching quite that far...
863.
by Buge 10y ago
I think it's early this year because people don't want to release stuff on the weekend.
864.
by Buge 10y ago
I wonder how many people there are with browsers sending en-US but who want non-English results. The current behavior might make more people happy, at least in the short term.
865.
by Buge 10y ago
That C code has a buffer overflow. Also they call atoi unnecessarily in each loop iteration.
866.
by Buge 10y ago
IPs don't matter. SNI tells eavesdroppers the exact domain you are talking to.
867.
by Buge 10y ago
Yet I can't even get 1080p in Chrome or Firefox.
868.
by Buge 10y ago
I found the article quite sympathetic to Costco.
869.
by Buge 10y ago
"No true Scotsman..." I have a feeling that some top level FBI people are properly informed, but still want this kind of legislation.
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by Buge 10y ago
I don't know much about Nests, but does simply being on the same wifi allow you to see what the camera sees? I thought they uploaded stuff to the cloud (I assume over https) so you would have to compromise the cloud account to see anyt

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