WillKirkby

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by WillKirkby 11y ago
There's this DEFCON talk that (among other things) covers how an unshielded display cable can potentially leak screen contents over RF. Well worth a watch if you've got the time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_g9
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by WillKirkby 11y ago
And yet we routinely trust other people to drive us around, when we know that they're imperfect.
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by WillKirkby 11y ago
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Show HN: Extreme Sport Generator(will.kirk.by)
1 points by WillKirkby 12y ago|0 comments
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Twitter and Audio Steganography(medium.com)
5 points by WillKirkby 12y ago|0 comments
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by WillKirkby 12y ago
Just re-watched the talk (was going from memory) and it seems you're right, it's "enable this flag to disable the warning".
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by WillKirkby 12y ago
I think it's restricted to the baseband, but I'm not an expert. Fun fact: SIM cards actually have a flag which tells the handset to display a warning to the user if they are using an unencrypted connection. Basically no commercial
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by WillKirkby 12y ago
It's even more annoying on mobile (I'm using Android). If I click an Instagram link in a tweet (since Instagram images no longer show up inline on Twitter), it loads the t.co link in my web browser, and then launches the instagram
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by WillKirkby 12y ago
For unix people: watch -n 1 date -u +%s
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by WillKirkby 13y ago
Just tried it on Android (Chrome, Nexus 5, 4.4.2). Very smooth, but the sideways page-to-page transition was incredibly stuttery. It also doesn't handle the "back" button the way I'd expect from something like this.
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by WillKirkby 13y ago
Anyone else thinking this looks a bit like Brendan O'Connor's CreepyDOL? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFA6lew2tcE