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cottsak
8y ago
I just added security.txt to one of my sites. Great reminder!
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cottsak
8y ago
Apple can remove the app from the App Store but I'm pretty sure they can't delete apps over the air from a given phone.
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8y ago
If you're listening David, here are my suggestions. Keep in mind I don't have nearly the wealth of experience you would obviously have. * Refresh both http://www.avidaid.ca/ your websites with a modern feel http:
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cottsak
8y ago
I still have mine.
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cottsak
8y ago
When are we going to get projection against unauthorised USB devices when the workstation is locked (ie, I'm away from my computer and a nefarious actor inserts a USB device) similar to the recent iOS 12 improvements?
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8y ago
As a dev I was pretty anxious about the quality of results from DDG but a couple of months into my experiment I’ve only found myself going back to Google for dev-related searches a handful of times (maybe 2 handfuls). So I’m now sold on DDG
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8y ago
Microservices pundits have strategically (or accidentally) engineered the hate for non-microservice design. They chose the term "monolith" to disparage anything that wasn't SOA. "Monolith" has a natural negative con
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8y ago
Fixed in a week (v69.0.3497.92)! Nice one Chrome
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8y ago
ugh!!!!! this is killing me
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Kickstarter BattBump debunked, author panics and YouTube pro internet censorship
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8y ago
Why do we keep hanging around the Drake Equation then? or: What is a better tool?
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8y ago
This is a very naive comment. There will always be a small handful of engineers that can push the button to move code into PROD or even change code in PROD live. Ideally, with mature controls, the people in this list is short. But to jump t
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8y ago
How will this not become hell on earth for software developers, al-la Microsoft Access, Oracle APEX, etc.. ??
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8y ago
I still don't get why we do this [mocking http endpoints]. Sure this makes the problem of mocking the server less painful. Well done. But I'd take completely integrated tests over these any day. Sure they're slower but that&#
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8y ago
I'm more confident now that it's probably very dangerous and may not get the FDA approval. If they do it will be trickle charging. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bXjn3wwM8o
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8y ago
I bet you the lasers in these transmitting devices will not be gas but small solid state units. As this becomes more popular, like surface-mount camera dies, these SMD IR laser diodes will become smaller and smaller.
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8y ago
Read the patent or watch the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeNXRD8eziA&t=0s In simple terms, the laser transmitter, the laser receiver and the beam that is used introduces a feedback mechanism that the transmitt
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8y ago
Agreed. This is exactly the implementation described in the patent.
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8y ago
I had a similar high school experience. Not as much asm but spent way too many hours writing basic programs on that thing. prob should have spent more time listening in class.... nar! :-D
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8y ago
Watch conference presentations/youtube about cool tech. Learn (read: Google) about and experiment with what interests you. Use your network (go to meetups if you don't have one) to find intersection between interesting tech, and r
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8y ago
This argument is just degrees of risk. He's much safer using any password manager than not one at all.
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8y ago
True. But HN does invite this kind of thing.. I didn't finish it either. AgileBits are trying to change their business/revenue model and that transition is not suiting this user. Shame for AgileBits but you can't please every
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8y ago
More solid advice regarding home internet/ISP routers: https://www.tomsguide.com/us/home-router-security,news-19245... Try to avoid the cheap bundled cable/fibre/DSL routers that ISPs "throw in"
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8y ago
This problem has been around for a while and is pretty serious! https://www.routersecurity.org/ISProuters.php
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8y ago
How is the ISP performing this remote update? Is it TR-069/CWMP or an open SSH port or something? Many routers will allow the user to disable TR-069 even while it's running. Often a hardware reset will also disable it and then the
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8y ago
The intersection of full-stack web devs from the commercial line-of-business world; and hardware/embedded hackers brings a lot of room for accidents IMO. I'm not saying any one of these groups are bad or inept. I'm in the for
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8y ago
Great video at the bottom of the article: https://youtu.be/CpCrkO1x-Qo
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8y ago
I love how the routing is all borked and you can't properly interact with that account.
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8y ago
Particularly this image https://youtu.be/4yG2h1aDB6k?t=133 which shows the "person" partially sucked out when the whole window went - eerily similar to the description of the woman in the window seat.
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9y ago
Don't wonder, see for yourself: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/MacBook+Pro+13-Inch+Retina+D... https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/MacBook+Pro+13-Inch+Touch+Ba... Not a lot has changed in the pa
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