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What's the business model of zerodium? Do they sell them on black market somehow? Why is it able to pay $2M if they weren't going to be able to extort more bounty from Apple (which at that point the security researcher herself ca
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Count me in as well. I came here to make that comment. I've had to scan the entire website and still cannot find a reference to a simple term like "self-driving" anywhere in the website. It seemed like a dashcam that warns th
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Google files opening Supreme Court brief in Oracle v. Google copyright lawsuit
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I have been at this situation at Microsoft for four years straight out of college. I would achieve notable things without putting too much into the work. Then I figured out what kind of a role and technology area I wanted to work on, change
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They highly cater to the corporate benefits market: > Historically, our revenue has been concentrated among a small number of customers. In 2017, 2018 and the nine months ended September 30, 2019, our top customers accounted for 42%, 37%
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7y ago
Add a security team on top of that. Unless I'm a crypto expert, it's unlikely that I'll use some DIY password manager on my desktop. Also agree that browser support is quite a major reality of password managers today. Unless
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Show HN: I made a kubectl subcommand to visualize Kubernetes objects as trees
(ahmet.im)
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http://hnrankings.info/ does a pretty good job about this as well, though its individual post viewing capabilities are limited.
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Show HN: Kubectl tree – browse relationships between Kubernetes objects
(github.com)
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How's it different than Go's context.Done() channel? Similarly it bubbles up everywhere the context is passed immediately, letting you terminate concurrent routines. I've used both .NET async/await (4 years ago) and Go e
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Is this primarily required because AWS CLI is not good enough at listing resources in desired format (json, jsonpath, yaml, table..)?
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Bazillionth time it’s posted and discussed. https://hn.algolia.com/?q=type.method.ac Not sure how HN even allows it.
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7y ago
Lawyering up just in case might be wise.
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7y ago
Not exactly sure why this is on Hacker News.
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Those aren’t REST APIs to gather data about songs or your history. They are native APIs to control Spotify app on that machine etc. I think a fair amount of their business relies on gathering data from people and recommending music. They do
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Does anyone know why Spotify doesn’t pursue name rights or DMCA takedowns in all these OSS projects, as they reverse engineer and use Spotify’s name? Snapchat practices DMCA/copyright for a lot for these sort of projects.
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@dang Maybe add Show HN: prefix?
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7y ago
Frequently appearing http://danluu.com/ on HN is one of these sites that are absolutely minimal.
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I'm curious if Ring operates a different security engineering team than the rest of Amazon. Because Amazon.com or AWS would not get hacked; not like this.
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Hello folks, this is @ahmetb from Google. Our teams are currently investigating and hope to have it resolved soon. From what I can tell, this appears to be a regional network issue for customers around Bulgaria (and I've seen Turkey re
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Probably more prone to collisions given some modes it offers has less character space.
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It seems like this tool is built upon the assumption that the containerized program will load libraries and read files while this tool is tracing it. It seems like the biggest FAQ item is missing from the readme: What happens is my containe
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Does anything actually happen if nobody switches their phone to airplane mode and kept watching videos on YouTube? I have witnessed some people do the policing on behalf of flight attendees, but I'm never sure enough to say that rule h
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Microsoft Fluent Design Patterns
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Mostly because the service is still beta.
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Leaked data shows Amazon workers get 2.5x serious injuries than average
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Worth noting that this is not associated with FSF or GNU Project. Nice name grab. The company behind it is "Copyright © GNUnet e.V. 2001".
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Better title for HN: Arrest of Cryptocurrency and Tor expert [...]
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Have you considered making this open source and distribute as a container image that people can self-build/deploy/host on a serverless platform, like a Google Cloud Run? For example, this DOC to PDF converter: https://g
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Hmm are you sure? I just installed 1Password 7 for Mac, and it has replaced the 1Password 6 (which I had a license for). It has detected Dropbox sync out-of-the-box and kept working with existing settings. But it won't refill passwords
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