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App Store Censorship and FBI Hacking Proposed at Congressional Crypto Hearing(eff.org)
2 points by finnn 10y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 10y ago
No Conversations/OMEMO thing and lists Signal/Redphone separately from TextSecure?
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House Passes Bill to Sabotage Net Neutrality(eff.org)
313 points by finnn 11y ago|77 comments
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by finnn 11y ago
Is anyone else getting the following JSON for all requests to 1drv.ms? {"error":{"code":"generalException","message":"General Exception While Processing"}}
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by finnn 11y ago
You mean like a Knox Box[0]? [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knox_Box
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by finnn 11y ago
It sounded like robto uses a "dumb phone" or has some other method of accessing the PSTN (land line?). You don't need your smart phone to receive the verification directly, you just need to be able to get the verification to
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by finnn 11y ago
You could likely even use an Android emulator.
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by finnn 11y ago
Seriously? All links that aren't directly to one of their mirrors are facebook links? EDIT: Also, looks like all their mirrors are down, so here's the magnet link (from the archive.org torrent): magnet:?xt=urn:btih:bf682442530dac9
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by finnn 11y ago
This is providing that information in the GitHub web UI, which previously did not mention that if particular commit was signed. It has always been available via well-established key servers using the git/gpg command line tools.
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by finnn 11y ago
No. For that, you'll want [0] (on HN a few days ago). This is mostly for making it easier to run your own legitimate GSM network, and of course the software has been available for a long time, it's just now available via the Debia
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How I got a game on the Steam Store without anyone from Valve ever looking at it(medium.com)
2 points by finnn 11y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 11y ago
That sounds (to me) like corporate newspeak for "litigious copyright troll as a service"
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by finnn 11y ago
Interesting. I tried livestreamer first and got an error about it not recognizing the URL pattern, but then I just upgraded and it seems to be working
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by finnn 11y ago
Jesus, Twitch is still using Flash? What year is it anyway?
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by finnn 11y ago
so this is like, some forum but you have to install some random app? And of course, it wants: * retrieve running apps * find accounts on the device * modify or delete the contents of your USB storage * read the contents of your USB storage
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by finnn 11y ago
So, I'm graduating UW in June, where do I apply?
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by finnn 11y ago
It's on a private subnet. You'd have to have some way to get onto the hotel's internal network. The one described in the post is being physically at the hotel. Now, there might be other ways, but this most likely isn't a
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by finnn 11y ago
This is the client software, what possible use could an NSL be?
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by finnn 11y ago
Generally, Linux package maintainers grab the upstream source , while most of these compromises seem to be of the binaries. And, of course, the maintainers generally review the changes before publishing them
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by finnn 11y ago
Originally found by hackaday[0] from the FCC[1] [0]: http://hackaday.com/2016/03/02/google-is-building-a-100kw-ra... [1]: https://apps.fcc.gov/els/GetAtt.html?id=173188&x=
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Widespread XSS Vulnerabilities in Ad Network Code(randywestergren.com)
142 points by finnn 11y ago|36 comments
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by finnn 11y ago
The idea is that service providers that provide gigabit internet benefit, as an incentive to build out gigabit internet. So Comcast offers gigabit internet (actually 2 gbps) at an outrageous price, just so they can qualify for the tax break
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by finnn 11y ago
this site is fucking unbearable.
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by finnn 11y ago
This is a blogspam version of http://www.profwoodward.org/2016/02/what-just-happened-on-to...
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by finnn 11y ago
Thank you! I realized the old one disappeared silently a while ago, and I guess i was just sort of hoping one would re-appear. I have two somewhat small gripes: - No https - Loading hnreplies.com causes my browser to load (and leak data to)
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by finnn 11y ago
https://ssl-tools.net/ is nice because it will continously retest and email you if there's a problem. Also does mail servers
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by finnn 11y ago
How do you think Google makes money if not ads?
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by finnn 11y ago
>Samsung Internet Ah yes, I'm remembering why I hate non-Nexus Android phones...
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Let's Encrypt enables signing of ECDSA certificates(status.io)
5 points by finnn 11y ago|0 comments
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Comcast, Dish Now Padding Pay TV Numbers with Streaming Users(dslreports.com)
1 points by finnn 11y ago|0 comments

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