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dgrove
8y ago
And all of your DNS traffic since it's not over TLS
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dgrove
8y ago
You're not inherently trusting your VPN service to: a) not track you b) not keep logs c) not disclose this information to your actual ISP You're also now just sitting behind whatever ISP your VPN uses which knows everything you&#x
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Get more done with the new Chrome
(google.com)
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dgrove
8y ago
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Google Titan Security Key now available
(store.google.com)
176 points
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dgrove
8y ago
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Signal Is Down
(twitter.com)
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dgrove
8y ago
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Auth0 CSRF Vulnerability allows for authentication bypass
(cve.mitre.org)
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dgrove
9y ago
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Build with Android Things
(androidthings.withgoogle.com)
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dgrove
9y ago
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Chronicle Security, a Google X Cybersecurity Moonshot
(chronicle.security)
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9y ago
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dgrove
9y ago
I'm not dismissing that, I'm just stating that we were literally here 5 days ago talking about another alternative. One that already has an entire team backing it and keeping security in mind. There are probably 10s to 100s of dif
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dgrove
9y ago
The CopperheadOS post was 5 days ago and was in the top 10 for the majority of the day. Which also had the original title of being a Google-less Hardened version of Android.
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dgrove
9y ago
How quickly HN forgets. There are tons of Google-less Android builds. You can even run AOSP (Android Open Source Project) without Googles' binaries. When I want to use something without Google, I use CopperheadOS https://new
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Tools to help with your new startup
(startup.google.com)
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dgrove
9y ago
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dgrove
9y ago
Widevine is not a "Chrome-only" feature. Firefox, Edge and even Opera have Widevine support.
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dgrove
9y ago
That is touchpal
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There's a home screen for everyone. #myAndroid
(android.com)
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dgrove
10y ago
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Google I/O 2017 Dates Announced
(twitter.com)
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10y ago
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Google Earth VR
(vr.google.com)
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dgrove
10y ago
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Android.com makes a game out of it's 404 page
(android.com)
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10y ago
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Android Phones Tips and Tricks
(plus.google.com)
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10y ago
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Show HN: An opinionated Koa API generator with batteries included
(github.com)
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dgrove
10y ago
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8 bits, 8 players, 8 projectors, and one Nintendo Entertainment System
(arstechnica.com)
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dgrove
11y ago
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dgrove
11y ago
I have. They do the typical, "oh, service is actually partially out in your area. Please try again in 12 hours."
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dgrove
11y ago
It would be nice if Comcast delivered the speeds they promised. Currently paying for the 250mbps down package and on average i'm lucky to get 80mbps
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Android M Preview 2 Now Available
(developer.android.com)
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dgrove
11y ago
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dgrove
12y ago
The primary issue is, that certain tools installed in OSX by default. Like sed. Are horribly out of date. The version of sed currently running on OSX is the version they forked in the 80s
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Bringing Your OS X Terminal to the 21st Century
(github.com)
6 points
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dgrove
12y ago
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Tindie, the Etsy and Yelp for Electronics
(hackaday.com)
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dgrove
12y ago
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Writing Extensible Configurations
(blog.dannygrove.com)
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dgrove
12y ago
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Travis CI is Down
(status.travis-ci.com)
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dgrove
12y ago
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