chedabob

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by chedabob 5y ago
They do something but it's not really comparable to Google's signing system. In the case of Google, developers voluntarily give Google the keys (or have them generated), and it's explicitly clear that Google will take your up
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by chedabob 5y ago
Apple issue the certificate but you never supply them with the private key. There's nothing stopping them from issuing a certificate with their own key though. It's not like Android where the signing key has to match otherwise app
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by chedabob 6y ago
Possibly using this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamir%27s_Secret_Sharing I think a lot of implementations don't do anything clever and just have a fixed set of combinations they use each time, so the number of
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by chedabob 6y ago
Apple at least keep your app up, and it's obvious there's a human on the other end. The responses are usually pretty quick (often within minutes if you reply straight away), and you can pinky-promise to fix the issues in the next
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by chedabob 6y ago
There's Anka https://veertu.com There's Orka too, but as far as I can tell, you have to run it in MacStadium's cloud https://www.macstadium.com/orka
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by chedabob 6y ago
Also don't put that damn bar over the subtitles.
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by chedabob 6y ago
I find more often than not I end up bookmarking the page with that shortcut.
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by chedabob 6y ago
Yeah this is just the US launch https://techcrunch.com/2019/04/10/coinbase-launches-debit-ca...
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by chedabob 6y ago
Weinre made building apps using PhoneGap/Cordova just that tiny little bit less painful in the early days. Really great tool.
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by chedabob 6y ago
That seems like it was the case, but the attackers got access to lower privileged accounts and used them to find who had that access so they could target them.
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by chedabob 6y ago
Ah, we're now at the "eBay typos" stage of the job market.
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by chedabob 6y ago
> problem is how wildly unevenly it is applied This is one of my biggest frustrations with App Review. It's easy to convince clients to budget for a few days exploratory work that might be rejected, but they're less inclined to
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by chedabob 6y ago
I'm playing through Doom 2016 at the moment, and if anything, it looks even better than that. Could be Youtube compression, or they've added in graphical tweaks with the Vulkan update.
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by chedabob 6y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20160513142051/https://macminicol... http://web.archive.org/web/20200512113040/http://www.mactalk...
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by chedabob 6y ago
More likely it was meant to be an internal service, or at least accessible only from a certain IP range, and someone ballsed up the config.
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by chedabob 7y ago
I bought a Nook e-reader off ebay a while back for something like this. You can root it and it's just Android 2.2 underneath. Not a fantastic dev platform, but my plan was to just have it display images, and all the real work is done o
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by chedabob 7y ago
Could each box have a short lived leaf certificate signed by an Apple intermediate/root? Also they could just be signing content at the application layer like APT does, and the transport is plain HTTP.
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by chedabob 7y ago
Hah, I had a SATA cable jammed into one of my GPU fans. I cursed Sapphire for building such a poor card that failed out of the box.
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by chedabob 7y ago
Ubiquiti do this by tunnelling it through their servers. You can still get insecure access by going direct to the IP, but going to the Unifi site gives you full HTTPS. Plex do it with a wildcard and generate a new one for each server: http
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by chedabob 7y ago
How does Turing handle the instances being terminated? Does it just start again from the beginning?
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by chedabob 7y ago
We run one of their firewalls and it's pretty good, but between the security issues, and overhauling the licensing between 6.0 and 6.2 release, it's got me considering ditching it when we upgrade our network in the new year.
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by chedabob 8y ago
Yep, I've just been through this process on both personal and work Gsuite. They've changed the message in Firefox to make it a little clearer this is how to do it.
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by chedabob 8y ago
It wasn't very exciting. It was only a tiny fraction of the whole source. Some UI controls, some headers for the lens engine and their job system.
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by chedabob 8y ago
I've been building something similar with a Nook Simple Touch. They run Android 2.1, and you jailbreak them in a similar way.
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by chedabob 8y ago
Not sure if it's the case now, but the previous reason given for such little RAM was lack of availability of high-capacity, low-power chips. https://9to5mac.com/2016/11/21/phil-schiller-again-breaks-do...
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by chedabob 8y ago
Xamarin is consistently roasted in the Stack Overflow dev surveys.
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by chedabob 8y ago
Ah I thought I'd imagined the BT router saying it supported IPV6. By the time I'd enabled DHCPv6 on my Mikrotik hardware, it had disappeared from the HomeHub dashboard.
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by chedabob 9y ago
Possibly because the software isn't ready. AirPlay2 brings that support, but in the iOS 11.4 beta.
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by chedabob 9y ago
I don't understand why they'd need the Private Keys for revocation. Isn't one of the reasons to revoke because you've lost the private key?
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by chedabob 9y ago
Probably unaware it exists like everyone else. SoundCloud Go has been so poorly marketed. Up until a few weeks ago, I only ever saw it mentioned on tracks where I could only listen to a sample. On my feed right now, the only link to it is i

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