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by hoppla 6y ago
Qihoo’s Wikipedia page is listing additional controversies: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qihoo_360
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Backdoorer the Xplora: Bugs in smart watches for kids(theregister.com)
4 points by hoppla 6y ago|4 comments
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by hoppla 6y ago
I guess zoom won’t have end to end encryption after all... if this gets implemented, I wonder how it will affect non-US services. Perhaps PaaS (Privacy-as-a-Service) will be a EU export product?
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by hoppla 6y ago
Its fascinating to think that animals and plants might have a common ancestor.
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by hoppla 6y ago
420? Not a http status code I know of
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The Cryptographic Doom Principle(moxie.org)
2 points by hoppla 6y ago|0 comments
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by hoppla 6y ago
I think this is why I abandoned a hobby project. I could not figure out why it crashed!
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by hoppla 6y ago
I am sure that the old policy no longer served a purpose, and that there is a sound reasoning behind the new one
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Majority of Scots Wikipedia articles in worse language(theregister.com)
2 points by hoppla 6y ago|0 comments
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by hoppla 6y ago
Airport security do this - say iPad when they mean tablets. They also get upset when I leave my kindle in the backpack
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by hoppla 6y ago
In chess, "The threat is stronger than the execution"-Aron Nimzowitsch
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by hoppla 6y ago
I do not know, but I hope sensitive data is protected by military grade encryption
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by hoppla 6y ago
They state “Medical-grade accuracy” on their page
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by hoppla 6y ago
When I was first looking at aws, I received a billing prediction alert that was ridiculous high. I could not find the culprit (I only had an ec2 instance and some other random services I looked into). In the end I deleted my account, to avo
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by hoppla 6y ago
Wonder how much energy is required to turn Zeus around a turn.
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by hoppla 6y ago
I’m not sure what it’s called, but I once experienced being trapped in the dream. I knew I was dreaming and had full control over my actions, but I just could not wake up. I was very young then, and remember I resorted to jumping of a high
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by hoppla 6y ago
Do I consent if the slider is to the left or the right? After done sliding every option to the left, I still have to press “I agree”, but I do not know what I agreed to.
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by hoppla 6y ago
We have stopped all payroll payouts because one accountant mistyped a digit last month
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by hoppla 6y ago
Weak secrets is also a common issue. HS256 and similar algorithms allow for offline bruteforce attack.
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by hoppla 6y ago
Our era will be known as the plastic age
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by hoppla 6y ago
Today, I noticed that when I open my eyes, the vision quickly fill from the perifer vision to the center. Like a shrinking black bubble, disappearing in the middle. It was easier to see it in a dimly lit room after staying there for a while
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by hoppla 6y ago
I remember a security test I did. One parameter had to be float value, and validated it by casting it as float. NaN and Infinity are valid float values in many languages. The application did not like that
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by hoppla 6y ago
Ny point is that clearview does not allow Norwegians to opt out
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by hoppla 6y ago
Summer intern project
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by hoppla 6y ago
Does not gdpr laws apply to Norway anymore?
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by hoppla 6y ago
I am curious on how SSR impact security. JS enabled web clients have many security mechanisms, but are there any relevant ones that are missing from the server side engine?
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by hoppla 6y ago
Or mastadon! Whitehouse could have its own server, and would not need to worry about sensorship
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by hoppla 6y ago
If it interferes with radio transmissions, an fcc (or equivalent for your country) complaint is in order?
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by hoppla 6y ago
Units is a real eye opener once you do it right. I remember when i studied and could almost verify what I did was correct, I would just check if the resulting unit was what I expected
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by hoppla 6y ago
DNS suffix, to name one.

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