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jenoer
6y ago
Better quality (original video*) can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4czjS9h4Fpg
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jenoer
6y ago
Existing thread on front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26225201
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jenoer
6y ago
This could allow a malicious party to trick the user into thinking it's microphone is not recording while it actually is. If this action can be performed using the hardware button it is likely that it can also be performed software-wis
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jenoer
6y ago
You have to draw a rectangle on the area you want blurred. I for example, only blurred my windows.
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6y ago
The request for more information will likely only be to confirm you are owner of the property / residing there. As for the request, I simply stated "I want my house blurred for privacy reasons.". No questions were asked and t
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jenoer
6y ago
@robdelacruz: I have a few security-related findings for you that you might want to take a look at: - I can inject any JavaScript in Titles, Tags and possibly other locations. - By manually changing the value of the `userid` cookie, I can l
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8y ago
> The results from our mouse study certainly cannot be transferred one-to-one to humans, but studying the effects of maternal overnutrition is almost impossible to do in people.. I don't want to be that guy, but shouldn't this
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jenoer
8y ago
I think most visitors, like myself, visit a lot of these posted links to read up on the project/end-result, out of curiosity and for expanding my knowledge on various subjects.
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8y ago
This article has been posted 4 hours too early.
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jenoer
9y ago
You are correct, it's called "fractional reserve banking". It's not a standard 'x10' though, since it's based on rules from federal banks etc.
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jenoer
9y ago
Rapid succession button clicking usually combines many different tests: - Performance - Usability - Brute-force capabilities - Error handling - And in this case, Security, a bug where trying to log in a couple of times on the Login screen w
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9y ago
As a Tester myself, I cannot understand why this is not covered by either unit tests or behavioral tests. Clicking dialog buttons in rapid succession is what we (should) do once in a while. Especially in core functionalities such as the l
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jenoer
9y ago
Various articles, blog posts etc. about this have already been posted to HN. One of these inspired me to make a Firefox add-on that solves this issue: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dont-touc
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10y ago
Agreed. In a hostage situation you'd expect someone to gather intelligence of the situation before entering the building the hostages are claimed to be in. For example, heat cameras could be used to make a map of the room and the situa
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10y ago
When I polished the extension with a custom Icon, I went to the Chrome Store with a big smile on my face, it asked me to set up settings, let me set up a custom icon, forced me to think of a good informational text, and at the "moment
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10y ago
That's a very good point, thanks for sharing! I will take a look into this because this sounds very interesting. I am new to "this" though, so it will take me some time to figure out how to implement this into, perhaps, a v2.
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10y ago
Unfortunately not. Once you set everything up to Publish the extension and hit the Publish button, Google informs you need to pay a 5 USD developer registration fee (using Google Payments) which allows you to publish up to 20 items. Edit:
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10y ago
It's not perfect yet since it uses jQuery instead of pure JavaScript, but: This is my first (tiny) project in over a year. I was inspired by a HN post I saw some weeks ago and thought I'd share this with others since I'm qui
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Show HN: Firefox WebExtension that adds rel=noopener to all external hyperlinks
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10y ago
Perhaps a silly question as I do not have a lot of experience with software like this, but: What prevents Lastpass, bitwarden or any other third-party to update their software (and/or compromise the download server) to synchronize all
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10y ago
My fiancé is from Taiwan and recently moved in with me in Europe. I've been there a couple of times and can not agree more with what you say! We want to live a couple of years together in my country and eventually switch to Taiwan once
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10y ago
In the Netherlands road flares are not allowed. Only police or rescue-workers are allowed to use these in only certain situations. Here, when accidents like these occur, our automated road information system directly displays how fast you m
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10y ago
I also managed to execute JavaScript by adding <img src=x onerror=alert(1337)> to my blade description, it seems to run on the home-page or here: https://ftp.googleblade.com/jenoer Edit: Unfortunately I have to go to
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10y ago
I suggest you blacklist a few more subdomain requests, for example, I took ftp.googleblade.com, api., smtp. and could take a few others which could disrupt future expansions on this project.