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by eadz 10y ago
Youtube also allows going back in time if you missed the first part, it's buffered. so much better.
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by eadz 10y ago
I think if google (verified with ssl cert etc) is asking for my password, there was a certain expectation there, but you're right, I should be less trusting ;) Here is the demonstration url from the report https://accounts.g
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by eadz 10y ago
I disagree. The linked google page ( https://sites.google.com/site/bughunteruniversity/nonvuln/op... ) makes the argument about the mouse hover tooltip, as if that is the only risk of an open redirect. This i
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by eadz 10y ago
Clarification: Live Now!
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by eadz 10y ago
Apart from the character at the center, this has to be one of the most interesting court cases in recent times, most definitely the most interesting in New Zealand. Just a few of the things that have happened: * military style raid in New Z
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Kim Dotcom permitted to livestream his appeal against extradition on Youtube(radionz.co.nz)
66 points by eadz 10y ago|29 comments
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by eadz 10y ago
How does one reach someone at google in an emergency when you have no access* to any google services? * locked out of your account
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by eadz 10y ago
Spotify will have a phone number of someone they can call. I've had this issue with google too. They'll shut down your account, your whole account - google apps email and all - if an automated system detects something dodgy. In my
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by eadz 10y ago
Don't look for ideas, look for problems to solve.
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by eadz 10y ago
You're right, this could be a CLI tool. But the difference is only how you start - clone a boilerplate or run a command to generate one - a pretty small difference compared to the actual framework you end up with, which I think is an i
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by eadz 10y ago
The huge piece of machinery will come with a huge warning telling you it will cut you to shreds. When you're well informed about the risks you can take precautions or change your behaviour. Monsanto has taken California to court to pre
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by eadz 10y ago
This is missing the point. The choice you pose can only be made if we're all well informed and make that risk assessment, but we haven't been, so can't. Unless you can tell me how many people have died as a result of exposure
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by eadz 10y ago
Is it just me or does the Security Notices not link anywhere? (Chrome)
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by eadz 10y ago
Is my reading correct? - He is selling his dividend bearing shares, but without losing voting rights?
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Note from Mark Zuckerberg(newsroom.fb.com)
275 points by eadz 10y ago|272 comments
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by eadz 10y ago
There is a startup that specialises in recruiting teams rather than individuals. https://goelevator.com/ I can't see many downsides - except for the poor companies that have whole teams disappear on them.
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by eadz 11y ago
"Bad Lock" - maybe there's a clue
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by eadz 11y ago
Gravatar should stop their support for unsalted MD5 hashes. It's just too insecure when most people don't understand the implications of sharing a MD5 hash of a user's email.
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by eadz 11y ago
I love how global the large company's bug bounty programs are. The reason Facebook is more secure today than it was yesterday is thanks to people from Egypt, Nepal, India, Tunisia, Pakistan, and all over the rest of the world. I feel i
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by eadz 11y ago
This is not a Show HN. This is a landing page test using HN as a traffic source. Many sites like this already exist... sedo flippa godaddy auctions brandbucket etc I don't see anything different in the value proposition, what is your d
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by eadz 11y ago
You can write a CRUD like app without any hardware/native code required. However, even when you do need that code - for example I'm building an app that records and plays audio - react native still gives you an advantage in the se
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by eadz 11y ago
Pages are an EE feature, but one which is useful for open source projects. Would you accept a pull request for a community implementation of Pages? or would a fork be needed in this case? How do you see this sort of issue playing out?
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by eadz 11y ago
I that is a simple, isolated component. The difference between Redux, and say this project, is I can use redux on the frontend, the backend, and with react-native because it is so simple.
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by eadz 11y ago
It's great to see really good use cases for this technology. I would be interested to see an old B&W movie colorised this way.
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by eadz 11y ago
Corn seeds are not wind blown, the pollen is. It is a fact that GMO <> Non-GMO corn cross pollination happens, and when that does your seeds become tainted. To collect and replant those seeds is patent infringement. Wikipedia has a lo
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by eadz 11y ago
There is so much blockchain hype at the moment, and this is my thought too. There only rational I can come up with is Bitcoin was the kick in the pants banks needed to realise they can go from 30 year old technology to 10 year old technolog
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by eadz 11y ago
If the software was a virus that infected other software you might. Unfortunately the biggest GMO companies in the world have given GMO foods a bad name. While GM technology does have hope for the future, like AI, it also poses risks. We ne
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by eadz 11y ago
Chewing is part of the digestive system ( Saliva contains digestive enzymes ), so you're missing out on that.
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by eadz 11y ago
Being Anti-GMO doesn't make someone on the wrong side of science. The dangers of GMO from a economic perspective are worthy of worry on their own. If you haven't seen Food Inc, then I would recommend that as a starting point to le
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by eadz 11y ago
> Dynamic languages such as PHP, JS, Python and Ruby, in addition to being relatively poorly designed, are the languages that powered the explosion of the web The author seems to paint a broad brush in saying all dynamic languages are

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