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by asadhaider 8y ago
Guessing the homeowners are in on it if they're using hidden doorbell cameras.
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by asadhaider 8y ago
Non paywall archive: https://archive.is/3Jt9R
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by asadhaider 8y ago
I'm from the UK with an Apple account registered here and it let me request a copy of all my data, so not just limited to U.S. users it seems.
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by asadhaider 8y ago
See also discussion from yesterday with original source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17898498
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Five Eyes' Statement of Principles on Access to Evidence and Encryption(homeaffairs.gov.au)
151 points by asadhaider 8y ago|94 comments
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by asadhaider 9y ago
The two quotes you picked out don't do it justice. > After being asked, the technical support worker gained access to Grant’s locked server pen, plugged in a laptop and then manually gave the fraudster access to Canadian Bitcoins se
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How Public Key and Symmetric Key Encryption Work(thesocietea.org)
1 points by asadhaider 10y ago|0 comments
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by asadhaider 10y ago
Yes, it's a Laravel PHP application just as dangrossman said. It simply fetches the Google search URL based on your query and returns the results [0]. As you can see, it's returning a Laravel exception, displaying the Google Captc
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by asadhaider 10y ago
Grey did make a brief video about countries within countries in his Bizzare Borders videos [1] which might interest you. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vui-qGCfXuA
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by asadhaider 10y ago
I'm editing a WordPress template at the moment, the application only logs the file name and not the Sublime project name [0] (even though this appears in the Sublime title bar and app window as file.php - Project Name). The project nam
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by asadhaider 10y ago
This looks like a simple way to keep track of time I spend on projects. It would be perfect if it could also log more details such as what filename/project is open in Sublime, that way I know what I'm working on.
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by asadhaider 11y ago
Scrolls fine for me in Firefox on Mac, that is after I allowed the site on NoScript.
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by asadhaider 11y ago
The HN link points to the comments and not the article itself, might want to fix that.
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by asadhaider 11y ago
Even something in the FAQ about it would be helpful, I wouldn't have known what the black bar was for if I hadn't seen it previously and someone made a post just like this.
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by asadhaider 11y ago
It's added as a mark of respect when someone important to the community dies, in this case it's Gene Amdahl.
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by asadhaider 11y ago
I think it would be good if the black bar linked to the news article or HN post.
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by asadhaider 11y ago
I suppose drone deliveries would be perfect for this too!
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by asadhaider 11y ago
Thanks, that was interesting to read. I take it that helium-filled hard drives work in a similar way?
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by asadhaider 11y ago
What was that blue stuff in the drive?
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by asadhaider 11y ago
Yeah this exactly, I was disappointed reading the article.
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by asadhaider 11y ago
Great idea. This is how I learnt to code when I was young. If I found a cool or interesting website that I liked, I'd have a go at cloning it by copying the frontend exactly and writing the code for the backend myself. I eventually eve
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Why Should You Get a Ham Radio License? [video](hackaday.com)
7 points by asadhaider 11y ago|0 comments
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by asadhaider 11y ago
For users with Touch ID enabled, would it be legal for law enforcement to use your fingerprint on file to access the phone that way? I'm not sure how easy it would be to fool the touch ID sensor on the phone. I think I remember a MythB
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by asadhaider 11y ago
All private hire drivers licensed by Manchester City Council, including Uber drivers, have to pass a DBS disclosure check[1]. [1] http://www.manchester.gov.uk/directory_record/72535/new_hack... As richthegeek said
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by asadhaider 11y ago
Here in Manchester, Uber operates the same as every other private hire taxi company and follows the same rules for their cars and drivers. The only difference is that they have no local office to take phone bookings, it's all done thro
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by asadhaider 11y ago
Blocking microsoft-int.com using NoScript fixes the page for me.
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by asadhaider 11y ago
There really needs to be a link to a demo on the project homepage or README file. The description says it's "simple but elegant", however I couldn't find a link to see it in action until I came to the HN comments to say
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by asadhaider 11y ago
Completely agree, Match.com does the same thing. Not so long ago a user signed up to their site using my email address (never figured out why). They were able to create an account and subscribe to the site without ever verifying the email,
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by asadhaider 11y ago
ThoughtWorks also have a continuous delivery platform called Go[1]. [1] http://www.go.cd/
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by asadhaider 11y ago
I built a third party app using their API, I always wondered the reasons for shutting down the site as it just went down one day with along with its API and a vague message on their homepage. They had a web crawler indexing all publicly acc

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