abraham

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by abraham 14y ago
The app is open source https://code.google.com/p/google-authenticator/
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by abraham 14y ago
> The current version of Chrome would allow someone to, within a few clicks, grab a pile of passwords With a USB stick and one click anyone can install malware that would give complete control of the computer to the user remotely. >
513.
by abraham 14y ago
There is a time period where URLs can not be reposted. Once that time has expired they can be posted again.
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by abraham 14y ago
There are going to be much better discussions about this in Chromium discussion archives but I'll cover one of the main reasons why Chrome and Firefox (by default) do not have a master password. If someone has physical or remote access to y
515.
by abraham 14y ago
I believe they are saying keep the transactions the same (so 1x $10) but label the stored value as dollars instead of credits.
516.
by abraham 14y ago
It is important from a developers point of view because those devices don't get tested by Google for API/feature conformance and so potentially are more likely to have applications not run on them correctly.
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by abraham 14y ago
The Nook and the Fire are "Android" devices not Android™ devices. While related and important they are not the Android ecosystem most people talk about.
518.
by abraham 14y ago
Unless you disabled it there are hot posts every half dozen posts in your home stream. The hot stream itself has it's own link in the left hand sidebar called explorer.
519.
by abraham 14y ago
Because this is an attack that doesn't go through the official legal process Google is required to abide by. If Google were to find that the US gov was distributing malware to hack into Gmail accounts without Google or users knowing I hope
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by abraham 14y ago
_less strict_ does not mean insecure. iOS for example has very strict rules about when apps can run, how long they can run, and the resources they use. Everything is a tradeoff and in general Android leans in the direction of power and free
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by abraham 14y ago
It might be late but WP has a massive, engaged user base. They should build what best fits the needs of their audience not what might keep users from leaving for Tumblr.
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Internet Explorer 10: embedded Flash, Do Not Track, and stable standards(arstechnica.com)
3 points by abraham 14y ago|0 comments
523.
by abraham 14y ago
Sadly a MB Air with Chrome OS and 3G is exactly what I want.
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by abraham 14y ago
You should be able to.
525.
by abraham 14y ago
There is a difference between a page view and a video video view. The video views really should not increment unless someone watches them all the way through (or at least most of the way through). Since Google has not announced how they tal
526.
by abraham 14y ago
They do. You generally see popular videos stuck around 300 for a while though and if it is showing 800 it probably is accurate within a few hundred views.
527.
by abraham 14y ago
Google has never announced how they count views. They have announced that recommended videos are suggested based on the % of videos watched. I would think some of that same technology is being used in the view count. http://youtubecreator.
528.
by abraham 14y ago
YouTube views on a 20 minute video are a terrible metric. Many people are going to start, notice the length, and stop watching. A better metric would be to compair the average +1/like/fav and shares of posts to each site.
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SSL fix flags forged certificates before they're accepted by browsers(arstechnica.com)
5 points by abraham 14y ago|1 comments
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by abraham 14y ago
One problem with leaving read enabled is an attacker could reset passwords on any site where the email was used to register.
531.
by abraham 14y ago
I would have to actually see it in action but I like the idea of having now be the top of the timeline.
532.
by abraham 14y ago
I could see there being a need to bolster the payroll for a growth strategy and needing to temporarily bankroll it with outside funds.
533.
by abraham 14y ago
Looks like you can use whatever you want. The one I linked to is the default. https://support.google.com/blogger/bin/answer.py?hl=en&a...
534.
by abraham 14y ago
Not only that but Google has been calling out Facebook on this since long before G+ was launched.
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by abraham 14y ago
Where are you getting that? It doesn't match what I'm seeing. http://googleblog.blogspot.com/robots.txt
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by abraham 14y ago
What are you talking about? The only aspect of Blogger that is robot restricted are the search pages (as they should be). http://googleblog.blogspot.com/robots.txt
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by abraham 14y ago
It depends on the countries laws and how large a presence a company has in the country.
538.
by abraham 14y ago
More a lesson that requirements change overtime.
539.
by abraham 14y ago
Replacing the currently indefinite delay with a 3-4 second one sounds like an improvement.
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Attackers target unpatched PHP bug allowing malicious code execution(arstechnica.com)
2 points by abraham 14y ago|1 comments

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