madethemcry

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by madethemcry 10y ago
This is related to employees only right? I would have thought a large company like Netflix is using something like G Suite and therefore can just use Google Apps Device Policy to simply enforce the best security settings (6 digit code, soft
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by madethemcry 10y ago
I voted you up. You could have written more instead of linking to an excerpt of yours. But after reading it with the great examples of bugged contracts you gave I must say: thank you. I especially love the GovernMental example ( https:&#x2F
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by madethemcry 10y ago
This is fermatslibrary.com a platform to annotate scientific papers. But I don't understand why that paper you cited is there - it's easy to read already.
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by madethemcry 10y ago
The shown 'attack' happens mostly in China at the moment and the victim's iCloud account must already be compromised. Anyway I think this is an interesting impact.
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New method exploiting the way that the Apple iPhone operates with other devices(adaptivemobile.com)
3 points by madethemcry 10y ago|1 comments
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by madethemcry 10y ago
I'm a huge fan of the Discover Weekly playlist. Most of the time it is so good that you can get in touch at least with 2-3 new songs. Sometimes I also have a lucky day where nearly every single song matches my taste but was unknown to
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by madethemcry 10y ago
Ideas aren't patentable at all. In no country I guess. You have to transform your idea in something more concrete first. A piece of hardware, a process, a composition of matter you name it. Imagine all those stupid ideas from just lyin
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by madethemcry 10y ago
I tried to decrypt it myself some days ago with Wireshark and Charles. I never got deep enough to even think of building a map of pokemons. I think this is a brilliant project and shows great knowledge of reverse engineering the involved p
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PokemonGo-Map(github.com)
1 points by madethemcry 10y ago|1 comments
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by madethemcry 10y ago
Thank you so much for this. This is an amazing source especially this live thread: https://www.reddit.com/live/x9gf3donjlkq
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by madethemcry 10y ago
This article is so very much irrelevant. Read this instead: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/15/turkey-low-flying... Something huge is happening. EVERYBODY in Turkey is watching the news at the mo
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by madethemcry 10y ago
I love flexbox. But be aware what it's a beast which is not that super-well supported as you might think when you look it up in caniuse. When I'm fixing cross-browser bugs nowadays it's mostly about flexbox. It's not ver
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by madethemcry 10y ago
I think you should know `Waking Life` (2001) as the prototype for that stylistic approach: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk2DeTet98o
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by madethemcry 10y ago
Wow, I have to admit I got here to the very wrong guys. When you're already reflecting about !important, well then you're happy to use it, because you think and know about all the consequences. HN readers reflect a lot. So you&#x2
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by madethemcry 10y ago
Great article. It should emphasize the part about !important even more. !important should be banned. !important divides the good guys from the bad guys. Whenever I see code with !important I instantly know that guy was lazy, unexperienced,
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by madethemcry 10y ago
I'm impressed by the effort he put into this. But I can't find anything older then 2002. I mean the most interesting times where anything before, especially the 80s & 90s. Did I miss something or this this just a huge load of
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Hackaball: A Toy for 21st Century Launched on Kickstarter(core77.com)
1 points by madethemcry 12y ago|0 comments
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by madethemcry 12y ago
Well, there is at least another source with better visualizations AND explanations of bezier curves. So I'm not impressed at all. The ultimate guide for bezier curves including great animations to explain the concept is from pomax: ht
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by madethemcry 12y ago
That blog post is very interesting. I really enjoyed the reading and must admit that I should spend more time on accessibility. The speed of the screen reader Zersiax uses is unbelievable fast. I can't understand a single word: https:
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by madethemcry 12y ago
I am familiar with P2 JS, looked through PhysicsJS and the two very basic arcade engines grown within Phaser JS. Matter JS seems to have the exact same feature set like any other library. I haven't seen any 2D web engine, besides the J
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by madethemcry 12y ago
The posted pdf to the manual shows a little bit of the device. But here's another larger and more advanced device (linked in the article). It is doing the same but with an more elaborated output visualization. https://www.y
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by madethemcry 13y ago
I found a similiar posting on HN last year. I saved exactly 97 videos from 29C3. All of them with an interesting title. My brilliant plan: watch them over the year while traveling by train or plane. Maybe I read HN or slept but I watched no
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by madethemcry 13y ago
And even more interesting the response time for that change was very short. Honestly, I had supposed it will take days for a large company like Microsoft to do so.
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by madethemcry 13y ago
Has anybody looked through the comments from Linus? Pretty arrogant. I hope he only had a bad day otherwise people with a different opinion around him will have a hard time. Btw, Joseph, you're a quality example of why I detest the gi
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by madethemcry 13y ago
This is totally unrelated to rails. This is about OOCss and what's wrong with twitter's bootstrap in this context. The overall conclusion about doing OOCss might be right but there are many other and better resources for this topic- without
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by madethemcry 14y ago
Wow! Thanks! Watched the video, glimpsed through the source and now reading the paper- so entertaining!
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by madethemcry 14y ago
That`s exactly what I thought of when reading the article and I expected it to be mentioned at the end. But I only could find your comment here. Well done.
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by madethemcry 14y ago
Never heard of this. I just read it twice to understand it. Great explanation of a widely unknown problem I guess. From now on I will never ever tell people an application is safe if you can look into the source code. Thank you so much!!
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by madethemcry 14y ago
such a cool analysis. thanks!
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by madethemcry 14y ago
Great tweet! :) Maybe it`s my fear of finding my own post on stackoverflow. Anyway I`ll try to follow your advice. I have a bad ratio giving back knowledge to the community- mostly due to my even worse time management.

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