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by foodstances 6y ago
What's to stop someone from selling a vuln to Zerodium and then just reporting it to Apple shortly after? You get paid and Apple gets to fix it.
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The end of TenFourFox and what I've learned from it(tenfourfox.blogspot.com)
172 points by foodstances 6y ago|121 comments
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by foodstances 6y ago
It had notifications when YC was funding Notifo, but they went out of business.
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by foodstances 6y ago
You know what would definitively prove whether it would? Just do it! I'm so tired of these "rewrite in rust" articles that have no code behind them. Spend the time and write a replacement for curl, ship it, and people will st
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by foodstances 6y ago
Something to be considered when assigning random-letter IDs to public things: the random combination of letters can include offensive words in them. You should keep a ban list of words in your application and check your assigned ID against
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by foodstances 8y ago
I had that happen with my polarized sunglasses at a restaurant that had their menus displayed on big vertically-rotated screens behind the counters. I kept looking around for paper menus and didn't realize there was even anything disp
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Introducing MTA Strict Transport Security (MTA-STS)(hardenize.com)
3 points by foodstances 8y ago|0 comments
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by foodstances 8y ago
How many programs are running on your computer right now with seccomp-bpf policies?
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by foodstances 8y ago
What did you find it lacking?
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by foodstances 8y ago
I often wonder what kind of amazing company Google could be if only their cash cow was not from advertising, but something neutral and profitable like AT&T was to foster Bell Labs.
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by foodstances 8y ago
When it started to take 1273 words to say one sentence of information to attract readers.
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by foodstances 8y ago
Depends on the domain. .us registrations were done by emailing a filled-out template to a hostmaster.
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by foodstances 8y ago
Because they did use more than the web. Usenet, e-mail, FTP, etc.
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by foodstances 8y ago
Have you tried setting `layout.css.devPixelsPerPx` to some multiplier like 1.5?
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Phishing Alert: Fake Trezor Wallet Website (possibly DNS or BGP hijacking)(blog.trezor.io)
2 points by foodstances 8y ago|0 comments
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by foodstances 8y ago
You can't receive texts from other Twilio numbers That seems like it would be the easiest thing for them to get working out of all the wireless stuff, did you report that issue to them?
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by foodstances 8y ago
I recommend using `egress` in a simple setup like that, it'll still work if you ever change your network device. block in on egress proto tcp to port { 25, 80 }
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by foodstances 8y ago
https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/96c11352863a7f6240b4e5...
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by foodstances 8y ago
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists Unfortunately you may need to just try a few and see who you click with. It's not uncommon to do a preliminary session with one and either they decide to refer you to
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by foodstances 8y ago
That is not a fork, that is OpenCVS which is a brand new, from-scratch implementation. It's not yet being used to host the OpenBSD code (but some AnonCVS mirrors use it). The CVS that OpenBSD uses is still GNU CVS - https:/&#x2F
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by foodstances 8y ago
https://www.openbsd.org/opencvs/index.html
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by foodstances 8y ago
If you're doing all the browser scraping, wouldn't it have been easier to just automate your browser clicking the delete/unlike button itself? I've done this in the past with Selenium, sometimes needing GreaseMonkey.
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by foodstances 8y ago
You authenticate to Plaid with your bank credentials, so it's not much different than the data you can get directly from the bank through OFX (like Quicken and other things do). Plaid just simplified it and put a better API on it.
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by foodstances 8y ago
And a popular podcast that makes him $5500/week in sponsorship revenue (x3 ads per show but /3 hosts).
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by foodstances 9y ago
Maybe your hearing is just shot.
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by foodstances 9y ago
A lot of services that use SMS for new account verification also block numbers from non-mobile providers, even ones that haven't been used before. I tried using a Twilio number as a Google-Voice-like service where it would forward tex
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by foodstances 9y ago
The system in my car does this but only under a certain speed, much lower than what the vehicle in this video appears to be doing. It's intended for stop-and-go city driving or to avoid hitting a kid that sprints out of a driveway in
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by foodstances 9y ago
(2015)
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by foodstances 9y ago
I'd love to know if this had problems getting through Apple's App Store review because they couldn't use it during testing.
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by foodstances 9y ago
People just don't like paying for intangible things, so the only way to pay for the internet is clickz/eyeballz. And OUTRGE! clickz/eyeballz are the cheapest and easiest. The irony of course is that this was posted on a mai

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