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Smart TV Hacking via DVB-T Stream(oneconsult.com)
2 points by jand 10y ago|0 comments
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by jand 11y ago
> My question is; is this too much to expect people to do before I even look at their application? I can understand your desire to pre-filter somehow. But: I would skip this job ad as it is. You need to have a real good selling point for
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by jand 11y ago
A language filter option would be nice. Edit: In addition, "emoji-only" tweets seem not that interesting to me - but maybe i am too picky.
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by jand 11y ago
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I was not aware that there were rules enforcing such actions. The linked PDF answers the question why corrupted software stacks do not qualify for forced revocation. Section 10.2.4 (which is the leve
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by jand 11y ago
I strongly dislike the idea of a CA going around revoking certs/keys just because the keys were leaked somewhere. This road (as wished for by the author) is very dangerous - it reads to me: "If a software(-bug) or human error allo
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by jand 11y ago
> How do you know this? Are you guessing? > I ask this every time someone makes that claim, and have never gotten a response. Well, i am glad to help out. Have a look at [1] which presents data of 509.314 visitors. Isn't that gre
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by jand 11y ago
If you want code snippets included as (distorted) pictures inside an article - here you will get it. On the other hand: I learned that there are quite powerful pre-rendering libraries. That was nice.
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by jand 11y ago
It seems to me, as if they also do some magic to intercept requests to the currently visited page. They use a relative path url (SYS_URL) to poll for a state and to send the acknowledgement (functions checkBulletin() and sendAck()). From my
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by jand 11y ago
This will only remove the message, but will not prevent the other unwanted stuff: Calling back to Comcast with a seemingly personalized token (in SYS_URL). If i am not mistaken, they query every 5 sec (via checkBulletin()).
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by jand 11y ago
The script is inlined, so blocking by origin seems not possible. You could write a greasemonkey script (is that still a thing?) or write an extension which removes the line _ComcastAlert.go(); from every visited page.
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by jand 11y ago
You are right. Here comes the "target group" aspect (and some others) into play. Oversimplification: Are you targeting techies or eldery? Some will endure security-related hardships, others won't. As said, there is the need t
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by jand 11y ago
A disadvantage is the media break while using passwordless. Some folks i met strongly believe that using a different medium while interacting with a site distracts new users, by this lowering the sign-up rate. I have no data on that but it
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by jand 11y ago
Commodore section, vice.js: - website down/broken/abandoned - github repo alive
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by jand 11y ago
Thank you for the answer, my bad.
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by jand 11y ago
Ok, what is the unwanted side-effect for the user? Since i cannot see pricing info or such - how do you monetize? Which part of my soul - as a user - do i sell by using the service? And: The service looks nice - my way of asking questions d
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by jand 11y ago
Accoring to [1] revoking is considered an exceptional use case and will not be automatically performed on early renewal. [1] https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/maximum-and-minimum-cert...
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Costly Shkreli drug gets competition(sandiegouniontribune.com)
1 points by jand 11y ago|0 comments
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by jand 11y ago
Ok, a big selling point of current versions is: Since version 10.1, MariaDB has merged the "classic" server with the galera server. Galera promises easy-to-do scaling (see [1],[2] for details) which is nice to have. Please read th
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by jand 11y ago
My state of knowledge leads me to think, that bypassing the kernel requires some non-blob network drivers with which you can tinker around. Am i mistaken? So right now, i am missing the information on what kind of NIC they were using. Any t
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by jand 11y ago
I don't know if the image in the articale is of symbolic nature - anyway - the small black censorship rectangle does not pose a problem to google reverse image search. So if the author really cares about the company (or the implied com
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by jand 11y ago
Funny as it is, i have developed exactly the same product as a side project. My box is fully functioning and just lacking investors (and fitting legislation in my country). Looks like i even got some bonus features. Anyway, i wish these guy
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by jand 11y ago
Quote from [1]: "Application, its dependencies and the core library are bundled up using Browserify, then packed into ramdisk image for kernel to use." Since runtime.js uses browserify which itself is not able to handle binary&#x2
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by jand 11y ago
Oh. I hoped for an announcement like 'it's in the latest stable version'. That they are working on it is well known for quite some time - am I missing something?
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by jand 11y ago
Yes, that would be easier. I used google to find "xxxxxx". Edit: Removed the spoiler. There is a SQLite statement showing the table outline which works just fine. Hint: pragma
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by jand 11y ago
I cannot upvote yet, so: Thank you, I appreciate your help!
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by jand 11y ago
For a non-native speaker, could you please confirm or invalidate my understanding of this interesting text: 1. They attacked some login/api-token unrelated to bcrypt. 2. If I use bcrypt-validate for logins and only temporarily associat
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by jand 11y ago
Defending something touching the questions whether there is free will or not / whether there is predestination of fate or not is a hard task... Just to avoid pumping up this thread, please have a look at the references on this wiki pag
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A Scientific Basis for Regulating Deep-Sea Fishing by Depth(cell.com)
1 points by jand 11y ago|0 comments
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by jand 11y ago
Try searching google for "awesome facts about". It is very common. But the quality of the content behind the links is less then optimal.
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by jand 11y ago
Well... no. I am no BBC regular, but an HN regular.

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