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Show HN: What you need to do when Google api oAuth tokens keep expiring
(medium.com)
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10y ago
So a device produced overseas has currency inside it of the person that buys it. I'm call clickbait BS.
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I was hoping for a more 2016 solution than "we'll charge you" like just driving the cars out of the spot if it's up there for any longer. that would be impressive.
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10y ago
Remember. This is india. They can produce 200.000 hot lunches and daily deliver them to the doorsteps of the workers by train and bicycle in rush hour.
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10y ago
I think it's brilliant. Re-register your money NOW (or within 50 days) or it's worthless. It's probably one of the most ballsy brilliant plans in any modern economy pulled off. The short turnover term makes sure that you ca
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10y ago
Oh great. yet another way for ad services and botnets to talk to eachother... Because yeah, that's where this is going to be used first and foremost. Most people are not intelligent enough to understand how to secure their internet ban
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10y ago
So how do they technically do this? If there's an open browser window they shouldn't be able to access it. That's an xss exploit. This is not authorization, this is stealing leaked info.
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10y ago
tl;dr: When dropbox asks for your admin password it stores it in it's own cache to keep having access and perform admin-level tasks. It's not a hack, it's you giving away your credentials on a screen that's designed to l
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10y ago
HAHA Sorry, we don't want it.
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10y ago
Freaking great work man. Now get me mah linux binary so I can make you that chrome extension!
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I have no thoughts on DOpus other than: it looks horrible GUI-wise
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10y ago
I guess it only becomes a real power tool if you learn to navigate and harness the power of the 2 side-by-side panels by keyboard. Long story short, let me sum up some of my favorite features: - Tab to switch between panels - Navi
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Total Commander. I've been using it since the first versions that came out for Windows 3.1 and it provided a smooth Windows transition from Norton Commander for DOS. The changelog goes back all the way to 2002, but it's been there
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I, like many other people, also took a stab at my ORM / ActiveRecord lib (First for PHP on MySQL, later ported it to Javascript on WebSQL) and I've been following exactly the sentiment that a people here seem to have to: Don'
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UnicornKeygen: My first reverse engineering attempt
(github.com)
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11y ago
I'm working on something similar like on-and-off but i'm trying to remove the limitations in usability (e.g. unpack and run) Features that I for myself want / nearly have: - My mom should be able to install it. - Scan from
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Torrents-Time Security Issues
(blog.andrew.im)
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Dutch police deploys low tech anti-drone measure: birds of prey
(nos.nl)
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11y ago
I've only found out about it a couple of weeks ago too via some infosec dudes i follow on twitter. It's hugely technical and full of awesome shit and easter eggs like the microdots in this version.
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11y ago
Or just use what chrome itself uses: http://chromeutils.appspot.com/t/?url={ {::site.url}} http://chromeutils.appspot.com/t/?url=news.ycombinator.com
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d3js + underscore + jquery for a 20*100px sparkline. Sounds like you only want to use that if you're already using d3.
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This article sums it up better than i can do. http://www.seancassidy.me/dont-pipe-to-your-shell.html
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11y ago
This just sounds like a bad idea to me. Why would you publish all this very sensitive machine info to a third party to retrieve that list? This would be a goldmine if they got hacked. Also, don't tell your users to blindly pipe curl to
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Netanel Rubin – The Perl Jam 2. Perl Is Dead (simple to Exploit) [pdf]
(lab.dsst.io)
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Eruhm Is it just me, or is describing the functional correctness of a program with another programming language asking for more problems?
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That means it's up for grabs, although dyndns.org now asks $40 A YEAR?!?!?!
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That was not the 'Cold Boot' I was expecting. Awesome. The paper is really nice and readable. TL;DR: Freezing the phone makes the RAM static and not clear on reboot, giving you time to sideload their custom recovery image that ite
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Seriously? I just added the people important enough to congratulate outside of facebook to google calendar with a yearly returning reminder (oh, and birth year, not unimportant)
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11y ago
Uh, no facebook, no thanks. They don't seem to understand that their users want facebook to be a social network not a hub that controls their whole life.
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11y ago
Looks like this on Chrome Ubuntu. I'm not impressed http://imgur.com/KlHdZ47
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