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by finnn 11y ago
This doesn't work on iOS? I thought it did. [0] claims it can do this on Chrome for iOS, or maybe by native you mean on Safari, which doesn't seem to support it... [0]: https://storage-cdn.realtime.co/chrome-push&#
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by finnn 11y ago
That is not true. [0] [1] [2] is my crappy push notification service mostly built for my own usage because PushBullet started getting more bloated and annoying. [0]: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015&#
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by finnn 11y ago
Why does this need to be an app? What does it do that a website can't?
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by finnn 11y ago
Two days ago, the first day of the quarter, our professor put us in groups and told us to exchange contact info. For reasons surpassing my understanding, they all hated email, someone suggested Facebook, but not everyone was on it. Someone
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by finnn 11y ago
Kali Nethunter does this from Android phones, and I know they distribute images for assorted arm boards, maybe they'll start offering that sort of things for devices with the proper hardware
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Kali NetHunter 3.0 Released(offensive-security.com)
2 points by finnn 11y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 11y ago
$24? Maybe if it's fulfilled by Amazon Prime or whatever and including same-hour shipping. If you're willing to wait for shipping, the exact same shit is like 1/3 the price from China (eg [0]) [0]: http://www.aliex
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Fear-Mongering Politicians Will Make Tech 2016’s Scapegoat(wired.com)
2 points by finnn 11y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 11y ago
I've used the HTML5 <keygen> element in Chrome and Firefox with great results. Chrome (on a Chromebook) even stored the generate key in the TPM on the device
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by finnn 11y ago
s/posting checksums/doing everything on the web/ It looks like they actually offer https, just don't force it. There's a good chance they're just testing it, seeing as their CA, Let's Encrypt, was made ava
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by finnn 11y ago
s/URLs/domains/ come on people
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451unavailable.org is trying to make legal blocking of websites more transparent(451unavailable.org)
6 points by finnn 11y ago|1 comments
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MASSCAN Web Interface(offensive-security.com)
1 points by finnn 11y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 11y ago
If you think Fring offers cool capabilities from a handheld device, you should check out Kali Nethunter[0] [0] https://www.kali.org/kali-linux-nethunter/
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by finnn 11y ago
Why would you need to to root to see the list of network cards? ifconfig as non-root, or just ip addr, works fine. Note that newer debian versions seem to have moved ifconfig to sbin so it's not in a normal user's $PATH
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by finnn 11y ago
AutoModerator, by far the most popular reddit moderation automation solution, was integrated with reddit about 8 months ago[0], making it "official". It has lots of options, i haven't played with it that heavily [0]: https:&
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by finnn 11y ago
I've heard rumor that dead accounts like that can be taken over by someone else by emailing GitHub. A friend of mine did it, but I don't remember all the details of the situation
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by finnn 11y ago
>AMP supports loading the bootstrap iframe that is used to load ads from a custom domain such as your own domain. according to https://www.ampproject.org/docs/reference/amp-ad.html
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by finnn 11y ago
No TLS requirement (that I can find). That's a shame. If they're going to be forcing publishers to get their shit together, you would think they would at least add basic TLS (if not full http/2.0 or something). I suppose sinc
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Backslash: a toolkit for protesters facing militarized, surveillance-heavy cops(backslash.cc)
5 points by finnn 11y ago|0 comments
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'I want to join the NSA. What do you think of that?' by Cory Doctorow(theguardian.com)
12 points by finnn 11y ago|2 comments
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by finnn 11y ago
I'd assume <link> is a google.com domain, which one could, in theory, trust. The page, on the trusted domain, would also clearly state the same information, "enter your debit card number to receive $AMOUNT from $PERSON (and
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by finnn 11y ago
I've had excellent results with Google Wallet customer support. I've had to contact them a few times over the years, and they're some of the best customer support experiences I've had, not that that's saying much. G
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by finnn 11y ago
>All domains in the .BOT registry will remain the property of Amazon. according to http://icannwiki.com/.bot
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by finnn 11y ago
The only thing it says on the site: >Information on the .BOT space, registration policies, and launch dates will be forthcoming. ICANN's wiki[0] is also lacking in information [0]: http://icannwiki.com/.bot
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Everything you need to know about encryption: Hint, you’re already using it(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by finnn 11y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 11y ago
Sooo this is just the contents of https://letsencrypt.org/howitworks/ rephrased slightly on someone's blog. I love Let's Encrypt but seriously, how many of these are we going to do?
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by finnn 11y ago
I don't disable javascript. Just Javascript (and most resources) from 3rd party domains. I didn't come up with the idea, there's a browser plugin (uMatrix) that does it for me. And I selectively re-enable by domain or resourc
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by finnn 11y ago
Glad to see that blocking 3rd party javascript is still effective at blocking all of this https://i.imgur.com/8LbGk2G.png
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by finnn 11y ago
Towards the bottom of the extremely short article/message: 3. Analysis This event was notable for the fact that source addresses were widely and evenly distributed, while the query name was not. This incident, therefore

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