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by caio1982 13y ago
That's a great resource! The first step before increased security is to increase awareness. Big service providers must be put on spot about two factor authentication IMHO.
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by caio1982 13y ago
Kudos to the folks at Github for such summary of the attack! Clear, with a decent amount of info and honest.
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by caio1982 13y ago
Thanks to you folks who commented on this! I really appreciate it :-)
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by caio1982 13y ago
Slightly offtopic: I live in a city in Brazil whose heritage is basically german so I know a lot of people trying to learn german here. A particular friend of mine used to work for an IT german company and went to Germany a couple of times
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by caio1982 13y ago
It comes to mind the excellent book "Nightwork: A History of Hacks and Pranks at MIT" by T. F. Peterson. Highly recommended (and it does contain the two competing hacks of the link IIRC).
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by caio1982 13y ago
It doesn't mean patient data can't be leaked to the world (or even to wrong people inside the place).
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by caio1982 13y ago
Thanks for the hint but I think that was obvious. My point is: the quote makes it seem easier than it is to do such thing and still be 100% confident and sure you will never ever have a confidentiality or privacy breach with patients data i
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by caio1982 13y ago
"We replaced all the Google components on the devices so that no data travels over Google servers. All data stays within the BIDMC firewall." I'd love to know more about that.
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by caio1982 13y ago
http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/twitter.com
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by caio1982 13y ago
Great summary on how to start on the topic, really nice! I only wish it was longer as I love playing with scraping (regex lover here) and unfortunately not many people consider going straight with lxml + xpath, which is ridiculously fast. S
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by caio1982 13y ago
As a linguist and computer nerd I can't read articles like this without shouting inside my own head "NLP with no open source code is not NLP!" and then I can never trust the person again, like the author of this... analysis,
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by caio1982 13y ago
I read it as "internet companies should remember real life rights have precedence and they can't hide behind TOS 'contracts'". I wish there were more reports like that, this is really important.
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by caio1982 13y ago
Dude, that's great, you'd be fixing a real issue that Chromecast has (in my opinion). I'll check it regularly to see how it goes, thanks for the effort :-)
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by caio1982 13y ago
I was going to say that I'd love to use all these neat Chromecast tricks but I can't because of its (native) poor support for external subtitles but then I got really afraid of saying so as disagreements about popular techs in HN
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Press chases alleged Bitcoin creator through Los Angeles(theverge.com)
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Ask HN: YouTube channels like Hacker News you recommend, about tech and science?
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Secret revealed: inside the most scandalous social network(theverge.com)
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First Apple store In South America opens in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil(usatoday.com)
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Cassapa, augmented pool with automatic projection-oriented aiming(dalpix.com)
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Show HN: Gmail's turning 10, here's a digger for all your old photos lost in it(github.com)
1 points by caio1982 13y ago|0 comments
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One second in video everyday during a round-the-world trip, final result(rtw.alfanumerico.net)
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by caio1982 13y ago
Awesome!
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by caio1982 13y ago
Besides the points already mentioned by other commenters I'd say imperial units all over instead of metrical system being used was a big let down to me for using the site. Given only the US uses imperial stuff it would be reasonable to
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by caio1982 13y ago
So they basically made a real http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gotcha!_(1985_film) app and stuff. I wonder how many developers of the app watched the film when they were kids... I mean, if they're that old :-)
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Hundreds Of New Species Discovered In Amazon Rain Forest(huff.to)
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by caio1982 13y ago
Btw, I'm in Nepal right now about to start trekking in the mountains, thanks Holy Engineers for wifi in the Himalayas! You can google translate it if you want: http://alfanumerico.net
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by caio1982 13y ago
I'm traveling around the world (5 continents) for 1 year and I couldn't never have done that properly without Numbeo's figures, really. Actually I'm surprised it has been "discovered" only now. Most people miss
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by caio1982 14y ago
Can you point to some part of the text that needs editing? I don't think the English in the FAQ is bad written at all (as a non-native speaker myself). I agree the "non-technical" thing is a bit misleading though.
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by caio1982 14y ago
lynx -dump http://aboutmybrowser.com We're sorry, but something went wrong. Really, guys? It's mothereffing lynx!