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jbombadil
6y ago
It was not my intention to be condescending. I legitimately enjoyed that paper (the technical part mostly), and thought it was relevant to what you were saying. I've found a lot of many interesting articles in hackernews comments and
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6y ago
If you have never read "Reflections on Trusting Trust" by Ken Thompson, I wholeheartedly recommend it. It's a short read (3 pages), but absolutely worht your time. https://www.archive.ece.cmu.edu/~ganger/
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7y ago
I don’t understand why banks don’t add the reason for the text in the text itself. This could have been detected earlier if the text said “Here’s the code for the password reset you asked for: ______”
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7y ago
IMO think this is the core of the issue. As long as there are no serious consequences for leaking user's data these things are going to continue to happen.
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7y ago
Surface Go has the best of both worlds. You can use a usb-c charger if you chose to, but it also has a magnetic cable. I find it a great compromise. During travel, I only take a usb-c charger. But for home/work, where it is plugged mos
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jbombadil
8y ago
I think in the streaming it was mentioned "If you need those, they are available on the app". So I assume if you need those details, you open the wallet app on your phone and you can see the numbers, name, etc. and use it as a reg
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10y ago
Based on what they show on the video alone, I feel this study is unfair. They are comparing "one of the best commercial speech recognizers out there" and in absolutely ideal conditions (no external noise, no echo etc.) against a n
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jbombadil
10y ago
I would not advise to use or buy pebble if you're concerned about privacy. As a company, they don't seem to be particularly interested in it. For example: I was investigating some time ago (might have been updated) how to register
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11y ago
Are you talking about tiling window managers on OS X or in general? If it's the general case, I have to disagree. XMonad is absolutely fantastic on multi monitors. The two things I liked to most were Mod+e or Mod+w to change focus to t
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11y ago
I don't understand. I mean I agree that at some point smartflix is going to get into trouble for doing this, but I doubt it will come from Netflix (unless forced to). As far as legalities are concerned, Netflix is serving content allow
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11y ago
Users with ideas
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11y ago
Not to mention with 'SIP' (aka 'rootless'), Apple even has unrestricted control to part of your filesystem. They promote it as a security feature, but it only protects their own interests. It does very little to protect
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11y ago
Reminds me of 'traceroute xmas.futile.net'
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11y ago
I don't understand why does the merchant have to pay the 15 fee. It sounds to me the entity that should handle the loss of fraud is the bank.
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11y ago
The simplest way to avoid this (though it does require some guesswork on your part) is to always open those suspicious sites with incognito mode. If when you click the button it asks you to log into facebook (don't) you would have been
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11y ago
Good luck trying to hack my 1971 Volskwagen.