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by mattcoles 9y ago
Is there potential for a MIPS build? Would be excited to try this out on an Onion Omega.
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by mattcoles 9y ago
Have you tried something like [1]? I don't know if it works on Linux but it's a big improvement if you prefer vertical space. [1] https://testpilot.firefox.com/experiments/tab-center
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Android Dialers Are Stealing Your Data(gkbrk.com)
2 points by mattcoles 9y ago|0 comments
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by mattcoles 9y ago
Do you feel it was ethical to work on that?
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by mattcoles 9y ago
> We have been in close communications with GitHub since we began working on this incident, and have shared impacted tokens with GitHub for their records. GitHub will revoke token access for the affected tokens and will contact token own
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by mattcoles 9y ago
It was discovered May 6th. MS has responded and fixed very quickly. I'm not overly familiar with Windows but I've seen multiple people saying that Defender patched itself without requiring any action on their part.
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by mattcoles 9y ago
Do we have space in orbit for this? This is a lot of satellites and I also don't get how the latency can be so much lower than current satellite ISPs?
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by mattcoles 9y ago
What makes you prefer RISC-V to MIPS hardware, out of interest?
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by mattcoles 9y ago
Site is throwing NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID on latest Chrome Canary, is anyone else seeing that?
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by mattcoles 10y ago
Prod database deleted again? ;) Bit of a shame to happen so close to the last one.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
How does such a social network tackle abuse?
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by mattcoles 10y ago
As if. Our goverment is currently on the warpath against evil cryptography.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
I think almost none is the answer seeing as this vulnerability only affects iPhone 3G users.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
This is worrying. The surveillance capabilities here alone are terrifying, not to mention the potential future invasive adverts we could be presented with. I hope this doesn't happen in my lifetime.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
Am I reading this wrong or, does this only apply to people who are netlify customers?
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by mattcoles 10y ago
There is code shared too, so it seems nice to have it all in one place.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
This is nowhere close to a Macbook, covered in plastic and fat ports sticking out, not to mention the trackpad is by the author's own admission subpar, which is a huge feature on the Macbooks, the trackpad is so beautiful to use.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
This just in: man looking over your shoulder bypasses strongest Signal encryption!
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by mattcoles 10y ago
It's still a single point of failure if the password manager is compromised.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
Clipboard attacks are definitely concerning but with 2FA you can mitigate it being a single point of failure to some extent.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
Seems like randomly generated passwords kept in a password manager are the way to go then, too much risk in letting our personal details bias password choices.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
Is it just me or is the site hijacking scroll? I can't tell if I'm going mad or not.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
Not to mention the gross violation of privacy here...
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by mattcoles 10y ago
Somewhat fitting for it to be misleading, given it's namesake.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
The actual problem was with their DB, not the repo storage so I'm not sure what the actual fallout was, but people lost things like issues/merge requests, so I can see how workflow would be interrupted.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
Does this thing have any features other than some LED lights? I can't seem to find there being many other features than that on the website and the author doesn't seem to discuss any either. £300 seems a little steep for a light-u
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by mattcoles 10y ago
I'm not sure, I often find that it's the 'anti-PC' crowd is keen on making writing software all about programming skill and a pure meritocracy regardless of people's actual interactions with each other.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
I clicked random page a few times to see what was available and a lot of the information seems to be lifted directly from Wikipedia anyway. Also it all feels pretty silly with all the 'galactic' titles, at least Wikipedia has an a
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by mattcoles 10y ago
Could that possibly be because people are happy when their side 'wins'? And conversely are unhappy when they 'lose'.
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by mattcoles 10y ago
I don't trust that it's not doing data collection of it's own.

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