eyeareque

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by eyeareque 8y ago
I should have stated the front page gets you support :)
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by eyeareque 8y ago
It would be interesting to see the bump you get in listeners post HN front page.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
I guess hacker news is the only place where google gives their customers support.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Paywall
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Thank you. Paywalls shouldn’t be on the front page.
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Ask HN: Roles for a 30 yoe win and Pascal dev?
3 points by eyeareque 8y ago|0 comments
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by eyeareque 8y ago
security@company.com will usually get you a person that knows how to handle these reports.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
I had 4 onsite interviews in 5 days once. It was brutal, so exhausting. I felt like a machine though. A lot of the questions were recycled (behavioral), and so were some of the tech questions. I don’t know how they managed to do 6 in 6 days
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by eyeareque 8y ago
I will be very interested to see how well this does. This has been something I wish existed for a long time. Great work! I’d much more prefer to pay the podcaster directly than to listen to ads. But this doesn’t seem to be an option.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Thanks Microsoft, you just saved me $84 dollars a year. I just cancelled my paid account.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
One thing to watch out for is CCA cat cabling. It’s cheaper, because it’s copper coated aluminum. I have no clue if it reaches spec, but i don’t think it’s worth it because it would cost so much to rewire your house again later (or trace do
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Briefly, twisted pairs reduce noice and crosstalk.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Facebook + google android = data harvesting dream come true for these companies.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
That’s fine, but if it’s not publicly accessible don’t advertise the pay for entry content, the masses can’t view it without waiting for someone to post a workaround link. I would be fine with this if the link was to working content (the wo
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Pay walled links should not be allowed here.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Sure you can pay with cash. But you better turn off your phone because they also track you with your WiFi MAC address when you walk into stores.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Do NDAs really just expire after three years like this ex Tesla employee claims? Something tells me that he will be sued very soon.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
My feeling is that these jobs should be given to US college grads first. Let them grow into the roles. Why are we letting foreigners get hired into these roles instead? Let the college grad learn on the job, instead of the external candidat
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by eyeareque 8y ago
I met someone who was from China say that these people in these camps are being “harmonized”. It’s interesting how things can be perceived when the government controls the media.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Being able to focus on one thing for long amount of uninterrupted time can work wonders. Put everything else aside and just work on one task. I’ve noticed that the most impressive engineers have this trait.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Sounds plausible. Now I’m curious how much extra work this finding has caused teams at Google. There are probably many other similar insecure paths that need to be cleaned up.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
That would be pretty brutal and cause people to quit trusting android phones. But I think the same could be accomplished with the access he had, or worse, but would have taken a lot more work. He also would have needed to avoid detection to
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Wow, that is quite significant. 36k is not a small bounty for an RCE, but I feel like this is more critical to Google than the highest Android payout, for which they pay up to 200k for: https://www.google.com/about/apps
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by eyeareque 8y ago
XXXX == what types of things? I’m curious why there was no auth required for his calls.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
It’s known that remote image loading is bad. Why is this even enabled? I think they get a pass on this, it’s definitely a bit over blown.
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by eyeareque 8y ago
If you use a Mac without in client decryption, you’re fine. Also, if you use little snitch, you’d catch the request going out if it was hosted on a site you haven’t white listed. Also, who allows image loading by default? Disable this if yo
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Can EU citizens request that equifax purge them from their systems? If so I wonder what would happen if you deleted yourself?
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A SOCless Detection Team at Netflix(linkedin.com)
2 points by eyeareque 8y ago|0 comments
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Would this affect companies like Google and others who have contractors/vendors, but use them as if they were employees?
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by eyeareque 8y ago
Wow, this is shocking. I’m surprised this hasn’t been in the news before. The fact that you can do this and that Facebook is so open about is surprising. Has anyone used this before?

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