Operyl

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871.
by Operyl 7y ago
Except .. Project Zero has released stuff affecting other Google teams before. It’s universal.
872.
by Operyl 7y ago
Who writes perfect code? Generally speaking, I find the more people working on a single codebase the more chance you have for introducing flaws.
873.
by Operyl 7y ago
I’m sorry, but this isn’t an RCE. It’s a low priority issue.
874.
by Operyl 7y ago
His Twitter thread about it, complete with the usual complaining about the 90 day policy from the gallery: https://twitter.com/taviso/status/1138469651799728128 (I think the policy is fine, personally).
875.
by Operyl 7y ago
Yep. If a patch is scheduled to go out within 14 days of the 90 days, they will work with you a bit. But that's the absolute max.
876.
by Operyl 7y ago
> Please don't submit comments saying that HN is turning into Reddit. It's a semi-noob illusion, as old as the hills. Furthermore, sure, it gets resubmitted but things on the internet change, new people are in the community, et
877.
by Operyl 7y ago
The "tall letters" on the post title kind of did me in there. I don't know what they were thinking.
878.
by Operyl 7y ago
Totally agree. The first thing I found myself doing was staring at the silly animation on the top left for a minute, what a waste of time. EDIT: Oh god the front page is just as much of an acid trip now.
879.
by Operyl 7y ago
You're not wrong. At the bottom of the page is a link to the HN submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10932378
880.
by Operyl 7y ago
Which don't? For all the big major ones I've used U2F with, they've supported multiple keys for a while (or since introduction). It's practically a requirement in case you lose a key.. To name a few off the top of my hea
881.
by Operyl 7y ago
Note: Unlike what some people will think at first thought, these iPhones are still not likely being made in the US. They're going to invest further into their factories in India.
882.
by Operyl 7y ago
There’s also this to consider: Google knowing enough about you to know you’re a human, and then wanting to use you to train. That’s why in some cases you can get away with just spamming whatever the hell you want in the picture grid. Becaus
883.
by Operyl 7y ago
To the website? No. To Google? Almost certainly given how it works.
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by Operyl 7y ago
Which I understand, but it takes a damned long time to try and debug sometimes. I’d rather just not.
885.
by Operyl 7y ago
And also trips (unless you try really hard) the stupid "Safety Check" which I can see as beneficial in some cases (i.e. banking apps) but .. is frustrating in other cases (like Pokémon Go, other games/apps).
886.
by Operyl 7y ago
For me, it’s because I have some latency specific loads that I can’t really easily do overseas sometimes.
887.
by Operyl 7y ago
When I joined Digital Ocean, back when it was 2-3 months old, I hit a KVM bug in their stack with my network traffic that caused them to rate limit my droplet to 1Kbit/s because it kept taking the host machine down I guess(?), and then
888.
by Operyl 7y ago
Some days I wonder if my brain is just wired significantly differently than most people. These single letter shift typos rarely even register in my mind. Hell, my mind registers words with 2-3 letters off perfectly fine. What usually gets m
889.
by Operyl 7y ago
Beginning at the top of page 41: https://www.apple.com/business/site/docs/iOS_Security_Guide.... ``` iOS uses a randomized Media Access Control (MAC) address when conducting Wi-Fi scans while it isn’t associa
890.
by Operyl 7y ago
You’d have to prove that it’d be beneficial bandwidth wise, which seems unlikely.
891.
by Operyl 7y ago
Depends on the currency and the size of the site you’ve managed to compromise. It was a bigger thing when coinhive first launched, I feel.
892.
by Operyl 7y ago
It seems like there’s things from both sides of the camp on first glance, can you point out the bias you see? (Legitimate question, and I only quickly glanced.)
893.
by Operyl 7y ago
Nobody said they did. You’re putting words in my mouth. The ease of use with 2-3 directives in a way that just works is what they brought to the table.
894.
by Operyl 7y ago
I had completely forgotten about these directives! It's things like this that make me glad systemd is a choice, honestly.
895.
by Operyl 7y ago
With regards to #3, I find that a positive for people who are unable to easily get around due to disabilities.
896.
by Operyl 7y ago
Perhaps not untruthful, but bending words to make it look malicious when it wasn’t? In general, your statement was just malicious to the point of “untrustworthy”.
897.
by Operyl 7y ago
So you’re telling me that if, say, Google’s Search algorithm got leaked it wouldn’t seriously hinder their business? There’s definitely cases where leaking a business’ code can be pretty disastrous.
898.
by Operyl 7y ago
Listen to a couple seconds of audio, compare to known spam calls (they just have a database of billions at this point), profit.
899.
by Operyl 7y ago
Damn! I’m pretty much wearing my shoes 4-5 times a week for 2-4 hours a day, and I still go through a pair in about a year... what are you wearing?
900.
by Operyl 7y ago
Seeing a supremest message in a comment, and clicking their name, is seeking it out? Jesus then, we’re screwed.

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