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by christop 11y ago
FWIW, we have an app that supports Pebble (mentioned in the app, on our website, but not in the iTunes description text) and we had an update approved today. Though our last few two or three releases have also contained Apple Watch support
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by christop 11y ago
This is really nice, though the documentation is a bit lacking in parts (there's already a pull request to make things a bit nicer :) For example, I can see a station is missing, but is there any way to find its UIC code (or other iden
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by christop 11y ago
> It has all the stations where we can sell tickets to. This list seems to have a lot more stations than the website or Android app allows. e.g. I can't book a ticket to/from London Charing Cross, or Cambridge, yet those are in
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by christop 11y ago
Ah, that makes more sense, thanks. I wonder how easily the firmware can be downgraded (or downgraded) to remove that behaviour. Though as noted in the sibling thread, it's more likely easier to crop the video output.
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by christop 11y ago
I wonder how this is supposed to help Sky identify who the source is — it's a satellite broadcast, so they presumably can't overlay a different number on the screen for different subscribers?
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by christop 11y ago
The sticker-on-screen hack seems a bit easy to detect. I've always wondered why there isn't (or maybe there is?) a black market for a wee box that takes the Sky box video output and overlays a pint glass icon in the corner. But I
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by christop 11y ago
The main blog post image is broken due to referencing extranet.atlassian.com. > The best way to keep Jitsi innovative is keeping it open and in the hands of those who created it in the first place: the open source community. Jitsi has se
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Nginx 1.8.0 stable has been released(nginx.org)
165 points by christop 11y ago|21 comments
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Node’s `require` is dog slow(kev.inburke.com)
4 points by christop 11y ago|0 comments
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by christop 12y ago
Cool, thanks. Are there any slides? I saw @diogomonica mention there have been several presentations, but I couldn't find any.
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by christop 12y ago
This is a good talk on (what I believe to be) this software: https://www.slideshare.net/diogomonica/bletchley
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by christop 12y ago
Yeah, I was pretty surprised that this wasn't there. I tried a bunch of UK numbers for big cities (and my US mobile number) and none had city information.
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by christop 12y ago
Sure, and Google normally does disable iframing — the particular URL that com.google frames is configured to not serve the X-Frame-Options HTTP, allowing this trick to work. Clicking "Sign In" breaks out of the frame (target=&quot
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by christop 12y ago
The question is: what is "CriOS"? Edit: Ah, it seems to be used in the "Chrome for iOS" user agent string. Weird that it can't handle iframes(?). Or what's the reason for the JS on com.google that redirects onl
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by christop 12y ago
And it's an iframe of https://www.google.com/?igu=2 which is the page with that CSS (and doesn't serve the "X-Frame-Options" header).
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by christop 12y ago
In addition to logging as mentioned, I find that file transfers (encrypted!) that Just Work between users regardless of the network/client/server used seems to be missing. I really like XMPP, and the extensibility it has is brilli
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by christop 12y ago
The pedant in me wants to point out that the title should be "Five Years' Time".
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by christop 12y ago
I haven't really used the noise tracking/snore detection stuff, but I've been using Sleep as Android for a few years: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.urbandroid...
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by christop 12y ago
Wow, and that was fast. Is there some sort of secret Silicon Valley startup hotline where these deals get set up?
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by christop 12y ago
So what have they been using the domain for in the few weeks since registration? The domain doesn't appear in web.archive.org until today, and searching Google for the domain between December and the end of January shows nothing. The w
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by christop 12y ago
I've unfortunately had the same experience with hosted JIRA. If there should be one place in the world where JIRA runs quickly, it should be on Atlassian's own hosting platform, yet I continue to be amazed at how slow it can be.
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Argentinian government moves to dissolve domestic intelligence agency(theguardian.com)
2 points by christop 12y ago|0 comments
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by christop 12y ago
The reproducible builds talk at 31C3 also does a nice job of explaining some of the many possible attack vectors that make reproducible builds desirable, and many of the subtleties involved in making it work: http://media.ccc.d
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Groovy should have a clear governance structure(kohsuke.org)
4 points by christop 12y ago|1 comments
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by christop 12y ago
To any of the people who have had some success with SO Careers — are you in Europe / Germany? I get remarkably few contacts on Careers compared to other sources, and then often from people who completely ignored my location (back when
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by christop 12y ago
For a moment I thought part of the tutorial was missing, but the "gameLegend.png" image shown at the end doesn't load so quickly due to being 1.8MB large; it can be optimised to 71kB.
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by christop 12y ago
I always find it slightly weird, when reading Snowden-related articles and looking at the NSA PDFs on Der Spiegel, that they don't use HTTPS (and even actively, permanently redirect to HTTP).
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by christop 12y ago
For the reasons given by others, plus many news websites have login functionality for commenting, or for subscriptions etc. That login info, or at least the cookies it produces, should not be sent unencrypted.
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by christop 12y ago
> Adding ?w=1 to any diff URL will remove any changes only in whitespace, enabling you to see only that code that has changed. Annoyingly, this doesn't work for pull requests.
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by christop 12y ago
About 15 years ago, there was a TV Licensing van that was often parked around the corner from my house. I vaguely recall that it said "detection unit" on the side or something similar, and it had heavily-tinted windows. However,

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