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by heyoni 6y ago
This is a lot of great information, and I'll check out that subreddit when I'm at a computer. Thank you!
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by heyoni 6y ago
I'd like to read more about this, and just wondering if you could point me in the right direction.
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by heyoni 6y ago
Kindle and even PC downloadable games fall into the same category. You stand to lose your license to access if the service shuts down but at least you have binaries or files that could be reversed. It’s becoming harder though, considering h
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by heyoni 6y ago
I seriously doubt they read the source code.
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by heyoni 6y ago
Maybe that means they're not cultist... :O
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by heyoni 6y ago
Yea it's not a great idea. I was thinking like for active development, when you have a few things like redis, flask and mitmproxy running all at once. I'm very lazy.
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by heyoni 6y ago
Yuuup. Here I was thinking my running flask applications would come back on after a reboot. Does that exist by the way?
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by heyoni 6y ago
I’m not being clear. I am sympathizing with OP. Because we know recidivism is higher when you don’t rehabilitate, sitting next to a violate offender carries some risk. However, when you do rehabilitate, even violent offenders can lead mostl
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by heyoni 6y ago
I think the real issue is that we don’t rehabilitate, so under our current system of justice, I would argue that it’s normal for someone to feel something in proximity of such a convict. The reason being, they were probably treated like an
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by heyoni 6y ago
The two are not mutually exclusive. You can have a majority of serious offenders in your prison population that also happen to be from certain locales/race/etc...
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by heyoni 6y ago
That could be completely made up. He could just be saying this to stir outrage at facebook and that’s why the tickets are being closed. There’s really no evidence of anything at all.
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by heyoni 6y ago
That’s...not evidence of a facebook employee being implicated. It’s actually not even evidence that the account even swapped hands!
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by heyoni 6y ago
I just realized you would just be sniffing the data unencrypted rather than setting up any proxy or root cert, so this question doesn't make sense.
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by heyoni 6y ago
And this can be used to defeat certificate pinning?
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by heyoni 6y ago
You never have to sign any TOS when reverse engineering, ergo no contract.
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by heyoni 6y ago
It’s so hot, he uses it to bake bread.
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by heyoni 6y ago
It’s going to be impossible to just casually drive for them too.
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by heyoni 6y ago
I’d love to hear what you’re using and how you came to settle on that.
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by heyoni 6y ago
Maybe he was about to write something else! Or word the same thing differently...
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by heyoni 6y ago
So they didn’t use a loophole? Cool, cause that was all I cared about. Also, you will get all of that with the web. Just check google chrome to see what kind of permissions can be granted for any individual website. Contact sharing is right
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by heyoni 6y ago
The app stole your contacts after you granted the app permission to access them, right? Not saying it’s your fault, just wondering if they used some loophole.
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by heyoni 6y ago
This is the same as iOS and my understanding is that apple and google are categorizing multiple features as location services including Bluetooth low energy, access to WiFi AP’s as well as traditional GPS. The contact tracing apps only use
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by heyoni 6y ago
Every keystroke isn’t the same if that’s how deep you’re going to get into it. You never use the exact amount of force, or fall from exactly the same angle when typing either. It has nothing to do with that. There’s nothing inherently creat
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by heyoni 6y ago
How is that last one bad? It looks like it's just a design change "with crisp new icons". We like icons, right?
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by heyoni 6y ago
I bet it was homebrew.
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by heyoni 6y ago
In this case, just ask if they know who the CEO is, then watch their souls unravel.
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by heyoni 6y ago
You can’t know in advance that someone is going to interpret a dogs playful behavior with being attacked. If however you had a bad encounter and the owner failed to exercise more restraint, I would say that’s madness.
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by heyoni 6y ago
I’ve never heard of any tech company that doesn’t give you a choice. That is of course, unless they don’t use Windows organization wide. But besides, she’s getting a computer from her company, not her grandma on Christmas. They hire devs by
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by heyoni 6y ago
That requires getting a desk
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by heyoni 6y ago
But that’s not a permanent conundrum. Either get the company to buy you an external keyboard or bring your own...of course you’re gonna need a desk in that case though.

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