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by philfreo 13y ago
So how did they know that his original Stack Overflow name was changed?
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by philfreo 13y ago
My understanding is that if your website and error-producing-JS file are different domains then you'll have an issue still. I think raven-js does some other stuff regarding letting you rethrow Exceptions, which would still work, but wi
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by philfreo 13y ago
The CORS thing is a big deal. Basically it means your JS error reporting is useless (window.onerror won't report any details) if your JavaScript is loaded from a CDN, unless your CDN has CORS enabled. If you're using AWS for your
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by philfreo 13y ago
Somebody please send a hilarious pull request. https://github.com/SFMOCI/openlaw
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San Francisco Open Law Initiative(sfmoci.github.io)
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by philfreo 13y ago
Would really like to see some service that intelligently tries to pick an avatar based on Gravatar, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. if you just give it an email address.
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by philfreo 13y ago
Anyone have any explanation for why the different color iPhones (gold vs silver) would have different batteries?
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Security Researchers Claim Apple Technically Capable Of Intercepting iMessages(techcrunch.com)
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by philfreo 13y ago
It didn't before? Well in that case I can report that Close.io < http://close.io/> now supports full 2 way email integration with Outlook.com.
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by philfreo 13y ago
You're completely wrong.
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by philfreo 13y ago
"stalk [verb] to follow, watch, and bother (someone) constantly in a way that is frightening, dangerous, etc." No, we weren't. And she knew about it, was amused by it herself. No bad intentions.
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by philfreo 13y ago
She knew what was going on, not just after the fact. I've just re-read the definitions for "stalking", "cyberstalking", and "harassment" and I can assure you none of what we did qualifies given the actual
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by philfreo 13y ago
I haven't lied. We were talking about different things. I was referring to the fact that throughout these discussions none of her actual info has come out and that we've been careful not to post any of the information we discovere
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by philfreo 13y ago
The ad was honest and even described the bet. "stalk [verb]: to follow, watch, and bother (someone) constantly in a way that is frightening, dangerous, etc." -- merriam-webster This very much was not the case. If it makes you feel
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by philfreo 13y ago
Looking up online != "stalking", and there was no "point" - it was a simple fun bet between friends.
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by philfreo 13y ago
Congrats on having the most far fetched idea of all of the ones posted here :)
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by philfreo 13y ago
Or, have some faith in humanity, considering: - This was just a fun bet between friends. Justin really didn't think it could be done and I wanted to show him how a little information goes a long way online. - Justin treated this girl w
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by philfreo 13y ago
> What are you going to do with that attack vector? Huh? Nothing... this was a just a fun bet between two friends with no bad intentions. I didn't discover anything, as evidenced by the dozens of others in this discussion with simil
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by philfreo 13y ago
The second photo that we later realized we had was one a teammate had taken himself and didn't have anyone else in it. I think it was doable with just 1 photo, and I'm not ready to share with Justin how the 2nd photo helped. :)
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by philfreo 13y ago
This method likely would have worked by itself. The method that worked sooner wasn't just "another photo" found online of her friends as grecy mentioned. It was a photo we had taken ourselves, and it didn't have anyone e
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by philfreo 13y ago
So you're saying that http://close.io not only has good engineers but also is good at marketing? Maybe you should check it out if you're looking for sales software then :)
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by philfreo 13y ago
This is the closest I've heard to one of the ideas that we expected to work, so I'll share. - Create an ad on Facebook with her picture. - Target people that went to her high school within 4 years of the range of years we thought
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by philfreo 13y ago
Some good ones, but nope.
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by philfreo 13y ago
I love this explanation. But unfortunately there was no telephony hacking of any kind as this was just an ordinary personal cell phone. I did have an idea that we could try to hack his Verizon account to look at his SMS log, figuring that
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by philfreo 13y ago
I'm pretty confident it would have, but we ultimately "stopped" it after getting the answer confirmed, so I can't say with 100%.
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by philfreo 13y ago
You got it... exactly this!
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by philfreo 13y ago
I don't feel bad about letting the discussion continue as-is because of the fact that we completely expected to get the answer with only the information mentioned here. I still haven't heard this method mentioned yet directly. The
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by philfreo 13y ago
nah we were too lazy for that - it all happened while chilling on a laptop :)
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by philfreo 13y ago
good idea, but not the case here.
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by philfreo 13y ago
no luck

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