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by kodroid 10y ago
I know you said its rhetorical - but there can only be one answer to that question else we are all dead :p
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by kodroid 10y ago
> The reality is that the reef effectively has a terminal illness and there's little anyone can do now Totally understand that - but the article is written from the point of view that its already dead, which it of course is not, whi
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by kodroid 10y ago
> I don't like the "our race" generalisation, , not when there's so many people committed to reducing carbon emissions and what-have-you... From my perspective, on the whole, there are much less people who are providi
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by kodroid 10y ago
Ignoring the errors in the article, what can we do? Due to the selfishness and shortsightedness of our race, I think the only way we are not totally screwed is if we (quickly) invent some tech that cleans up the atmosphere and oceans - not
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by kodroid 10y ago
Yes its quite irresponsible for an article like this to be published. Yes, the reef and life as we know it is under a huge thread from global warming and acidification etc, but this article is just misleading.
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by kodroid 10y ago
Sounds interesting - any how to guides or you making up as you go along? Thx for sharing
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by kodroid 10y ago
Um, why is this worthy of the hackernews front page? Is this not the permissions extracted from the platform manifest with all the useful per-permission information removed? https://github.com/android/platform_framework
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Hacking mobile login tokens tricky but doable, says reverse-engineer(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by kodroid 10y ago|0 comments
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by kodroid 10y ago
So, what can be done? I posted this question on Reddit ages ago with no replys, would be interesting to hear anyone on heres opinion on it... > Hi all, Im sure there are many reasons why this would not work but thought would be good to g
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Android-Security-Reference(github.com)
2 points by kodroid 10y ago|0 comments
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by kodroid 10y ago
I agree with your last two statements, but the idea the RxJava and Dagger make things _easier_ to understand for developers (I'm inferring this relates more to newcomers to Android as they are the once which have a hard time grokking t
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by kodroid 11y ago
> Introduction of support to hardware keystores, with the mention that one use case is to prevent jailbreaking This makes no sense, android already has hardware keystore support, jailbreaking is an ios term, and this is not mentioned any