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by pwnna 12y ago
Is 2FA only sign in with app password (google like) support coming anytime soon? This is the only reason why I haven't switched yet.
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by pwnna 12y ago
What about people that uses Google Apps accounts? Are they subject to this (corporate)? What about people just use those accounts personally for their own domain? Are they out?
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by pwnna 12y ago
you can fake your UA with an addon on mobile. Works for me most of the time.
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by pwnna 12y ago
Not everyone is like that. I personally have a build of Android with most of Google stripped out and the rest semi-disabled and it should have a minimum amount of tracking. I also don't install social networking apps, or at least deny
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by pwnna 12y ago
LibreOffice comes in mind for that one.
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by pwnna 12y ago
I don't remember where I saw this, but I believe this has to do with culture. In North America what you described is true, where as in developing countries it is not. The second person would rather just take whatever money is given and
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by pwnna 12y ago
> Facebook and Microsoft donate $US15,000 to Neel Mehta via the Internet Bug Bounty program for finding the OpenSSL bug. Hm. I didn't know that MS would be involved in this as well since they're not really affected by this.
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by pwnna 12y ago
Yeah I haven't had this problem since at least 2010. NTFS3g should be preinstalled on Ubuntu. Not sure about other distros/Mac, though.
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by pwnna 12y ago
The following is purely personal opinion. Feel free to disprove me. I think at the moment, and into the foreseeable future, a human at the pilot seat for an experimental craft, where all sorts of unexpected scenarios could pop up, would be
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by pwnna 12y ago
They definitely tested the engines on the ground[1]. You have to give the engineers the benefit of the doubt, at the very least. [1]: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:JBrl96U...
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by pwnna 12y ago
Gotta establish a suborbital trajectory to reach orbit, though. One step at a time.
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by pwnna 12y ago
Does this mean if you compile this and get it to work, you can get something like XFCE or KDE running on it?
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by pwnna 12y ago
Again. This shows us why we need to operate HTTPS everywhere. Many software download sites delivers its software over http, and don't provide a checksum or provide one over http only. This is really unacceptable yet it is common practi
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by pwnna 12y ago
Even a blog should be served over HTTPs. There's opportunity to inject JS for a MITM attack. Greyhound wifi does this all the time. Something more interesting: if your site provides something like a code snippet, a MITM could change it
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by pwnna 12y ago
Random sidenote on this: if everyone have this mentality doesn't mean no one will look at the source? Not sure how to address this, just a random thought.
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by pwnna 12y ago
Being able to distinguish when you go close enough to your phone doesn't mean you do this everyday. Personally I cannot really see the difference between my 1080p 15in laptop screen and the 15in retina macbook screen during normal usag
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by pwnna 12y ago
You can also map various keyboard shortcut to xfce4-screenshooter -r and stuff. See xfce4-screenshooter --help for details on all the options.
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by pwnna 12y ago
Most of the time that's because those apps were developed for Chrome (much like how they used to be developed for IE). Which brings me to another point: cross browser testing is important.
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by pwnna 12y ago
The fact that you can have something responsive enough to mirror human movement is very impressive.
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by pwnna 12y ago
There's also seafile
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by pwnna 12y ago
I'm in the process of migrating off of Dropbox to Seafile. The migration is slow, and also I'll probably always have to keep Dropbox a little bit to share files to some friends.
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Facebook’s super-powered ad platform will track users on and offline(arstechnica.com)
4 points by pwnna 12y ago|0 comments
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by pwnna 12y ago
> I can keep in touch with people across the globe for almost no cost. That is real innovation - few people could even imagine the internet - fewer predicted it and I don't think anyone foresaw the impact it's had on humanity.
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by pwnna 12y ago
Well I got the sha256 from the debian site, which is HTTPS secured, which I assume is uncompromised because of this vulnerability, correct? Or am I missing something here?
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by pwnna 12y ago
I assume it has to be real users on facebook. The author of the article suggest uploading 1 user targetted, and then 19 real users that's in a specific group, and exclude that group... Facebook could close this loophole by saying that
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by pwnna 12y ago
Can't you also just verify the sha256 from debian's site? I wrote a script here: https://gist.github.com/shuhaowu/286e6681d6faa473ebb0
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by pwnna 12y ago
No, because your attacker could just modify that script, if there is an attacker. You can write a script yourself, and run it independently of apt, though.
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by pwnna 12y ago
> It should test you on what you can learn not on what you have already learnt. I'm not sure if this is the right approach, either, especially when materials get harder. It sometimes takes a lecture or two to fully teach a concept.
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by pwnna 12y ago
Is nogapp opensource? I can't find the source.. edit: nvm i see it now. For ref it is at https://github.com/microg
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by pwnna 12y ago
I have that installed and it's doesn't have a lot of stuff that I use daily... Like facebook messenger (shamed to admit..) and such. I try my best to use as much OSS on my phone as possible (I compile my own OS from CM), but it&#x

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