odensc

11 ms·

91.
by odensc 7y ago
> This is a bold claim. The VRT journalist were able to re-identify few data subjects and confirmed with them that their data was being listened by Google contractors. Well, both claims could be true. Even if the snippets are not directl
92.
by odensc 7y ago
The playground mentioned in the article doesn't seem to have any hours posted online. But if the sound propagates outside the boundary of the park, > [...] said she can hear the Mosquito installed a few blocks from her Fishtown home
93.
by odensc 7y ago
As part of the affected age group, it sounds a lot like the high-frequency sound of a CRT monitor / old arcade machine (that older people cannot hear apparently), which is very much not pleasing. I can't imagine having to deal wit
94.
by odensc 7y ago
But the docs say the same thing? https://www.netlify.com/docs/analytics/#how-it-works > Because site activity is tracked anonymously without cookies or personally identifying information, [...]
95.
by odensc 7y ago
What definition of irony would this fit? Honestly asking.
96.
by odensc 7y ago
Is it really ironic though? This article isn't published by DuckDuckGo - it's published by Vox, which doesn't necessarily agree with their viewpoint.
97.
by odensc 7y ago
They support almost 15 languages. I seriously doubt they are "targeting" all of those markets, it's more likely some fans of the game contributed translations.
98.
by odensc 7y ago
I don't know if simply translating your game to another language is "targeting" that market.
99.
by odensc 7y ago
They did trademark it in the US and EU. Then Apple removed it from all countries because someone trademarked it in China - this is obviously Apple's fault, not the business. If they removed it from only China, no one would care.
100.
by odensc 7y ago
Their password would have to already be in a rainbow table, and at that point nothing can help them. But I agree it's kind of pointless, I was just arguing that there is a benefit even if negligible. If you want real security, WebAuthn
101.
by odensc 7y ago
Moreover, why wouldn't he be using his own company's "industry-leading comprehensive secure" wallet solution which he recommends in the article, for his $100K worth of Bitcoin?
102.
by odensc 7y ago
Authy backups are encrypted with a password (at least, if you set them to), so you can't gain access with just the phone number. However I believe their "OneTouch" system (e.g. Twitch & Namecheap) is linked to phone numbe
103.
by odensc 7y ago
It's not about the security, it's about preventing side-channel leaks of the plain password (e.g. incorrectly sanitized logs or buffer overflows). Having a data breach of your site-specific hash is much better than leaking the use
104.
by odensc 7y ago
You could just hash the hash that the client sends, no? Then you never know their password and it's still stored securely.
105.
by odensc 7y ago
- Browser integration (a single key combo unlocking & filling in passwords) Yes. - OTP support Yes. - SSH agent and key storage No. - Entry-level (rather than file-level) synchronization Yes. - Google Drive synchronization Nope, but bec
106.
by odensc 7y ago
They specifically say they use Imgix's CDN for the images, which can be confirmed by looking at the response headers. Fastly is used for their actual website, judging by the ASN info. Meaning they wouldn't be serving petabytes of
107.
by odensc 7y ago
Yeah, don't they colo directly with ISPs for their video CDN?
108.
by odensc 7y ago
The 4th amendment doesn't matter in this case because US citizens don't have to participate in biometric collection. > ... CBP does not require U.S. Citizens or biometrically exempt aliens to have their photos taken when enteri
109.
by odensc 7y ago
On Chrome, you can type `thisisunsafe` to skip it.
110.
by odensc 7y ago
This is incorrect - it's an issue between the copyright owner and copyright infringer, with the content host only acting as a relay. Under Section 512 the only responsibility of the service provider is to remove the content, relay the
111.
by odensc 7y ago
TL;DR: Looks like there was a server with an unpatched Jenkins instance running, which allowed RCE. [0] Someone (presumably a developer) was connected to that compromised server via SSH, and had forwarded their SSH agent to it. [1] Apparent
112.
by odensc 8y ago
Another plug for: https://github.com/drduh/YubiKey-Guide
113.
by odensc 8y ago
The line between "content aggregator" and "social media" is very thin nowadays I feel, look at Reddit for example.
114.
by odensc 8y ago
As someone who participated in the beta, it's not as good as they make it sound. The compression of the video stream is quite bad in any slightly intensive scenario, the latency is certainly noticeable, frame drops every once in a whil
115.
by odensc 8y ago
Hm, I wonder if it's some fraud heuristic situation where depending on your "risk level" they'll either approve/request more into. It's interesting how most of the companies where I've heard of them asking
116.
by odensc 8y ago
> You can't make outgoing SMTP (25/587) access without giving them copies of passports, etc. That's odd, I simply opened a ticket and they enabled it for me.
117.
by odensc 8y ago
Just a heads up, on your Product page ( https://tonic.ai/product ) you have the same description under both "Point-and-click" and "Built-in Statistics."
118.
by odensc 8y ago
I find that more often there's somebody who pops in to say "x doesn't work." The people who've never had an issue will seldom go and say things are working like they should. Sure, it sucks that wifi, bluetooth, and
119.
by odensc 8y ago
Yep, the aforementioned patch: https://phabricator.kde.org/D18570
120.
by odensc 8y ago
It probably respects their data allowances even less, considering it completely re-fetches the page every time you hover over the link.

More ›