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by robbya 7y ago
I think a lot of the issues stem from focusing on the mobile app, and not prioritizing performance of the web app (or possibly, deprioritizing the web app and expecting users to migrate to the mobile app). I.E. I'd guess it's a bu
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Building a Digital in Your Internet of Things(fbi.gov)
1 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
For the unfamiliar, what marketplaces exist? I don't think I've come across these.
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by robbya 7y ago
2013
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The Great Cannon has been deployed again(cybersecurity.att.com)
1043 points by robbya 7y ago|431 comments
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Securing Smart TVs(fbi.gov)
3 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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Recalbox 6.1.1 is now available(recalbox.com)
2 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
There's a lot of ways to get encryption wrong. A few subtle changes could undo a very deliberate countermeasure for a somewhat obscure vulnerability. I don't think that's good advice.
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by robbya 7y ago
As a website owner, how do I track down all the alternate roots I'd need to register with? If each of those charge a fee, how much will I need to spend on each root? If I need to perform an OPS task like flipping to a new external load
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by robbya 7y ago
A few years of heads up is sufficient to disclose publicly. Full disclosure helps keep companies honest about security.
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by robbya 7y ago
Requires an email address to see details in the report, including the info from the HN title.
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by robbya 7y ago
https://typora.io/
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by robbya 7y ago
Escape key is back! As a vim user I hated the touch bar escape key. Mapping caps lock worked, but I've got too much muscle memory for the normal escape key location.
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by robbya 7y ago
Installing an extension to monitor employee use of a company computer is legal and generally accepted behavior. If the Google calendar is for a personal gmail account, then accessing the calendar details server side is a huge privacy breach
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Virus scan new objects added to any S3 bucket using AWS Lambda(github.com)
2 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
> I am not feeling like > I don't like You gave us some good insight to how you are feeling, but we should also consider what your needs are from a job. Do you know what you would do for money if you quit? Do you want to be a cus
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Facebook iOS app has camera active during use(twitter.com)
216 points by robbya 7y ago|83 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
An English title like "A search tool helps dev to solve the naming things problem" would likely improve this submission.
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Keylogging Users via Slack Themes(fletchto99.dev)
36 points by robbya 7y ago|2 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
I'm confused. The Github link just has PHP code to perform the check, but the linked page clearly shows javascript usage. Maybe the link is wrong? Since Tor users may also have javascript disabled, I'd suggest that the PHP could a
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Simple Continuous Delivery for GitHub(deliverybot.dev)
2 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
I file using Turbotax using a web browser on linux. Why do you mention Windows?
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by robbya 7y ago
I get that, but if Bitcoin is integrated into Facebook messenger then it would also see a huge boost in users.
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by robbya 7y ago
> The plan is to build a ledger that no single party (or coalition of parties in a single legal jurisdiction) has the capacity to edit or alter, and to make such alterations so technically challenging that it's beyond the capacity o
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by robbya 7y ago
What's the profit potential for Facebook here, especially above using an existing cryptocurrency for payments on their platforms? Having low friction payments on Facebook makes sense, it build value into the platform and Facebook can c
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by robbya 7y ago
Specifically, I tell Jenkins to deploy the commit hash that was last known good. Jenkins just deploys, and doesn't really know that it's a "roll back." Generally, going back to a known clean state should be easier, safer
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by robbya 7y ago
What service(s) drove up your bill? AWS pricing is certainly complex, and requires some research. Not user friendly.
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by robbya 7y ago
Working with Jenkins was my first time experiencing a domain specific language (DSL) like this. Anyone who hasn't seen DSLs through Ruby, kotlin, or other languages are in for a treat. They are a clean way to build tooling.
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by robbya 7y ago
Is that clear from their homepage? > Ease of use → grandpa-friendly certified™ http://puppylinux.com/ If I wasn't tech savvy and I stumbled into Puppy, I'd assume it was targeting non-tech savvy people based on
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by robbya 7y ago
Unfortunate. They have a list of sites that use zotonic, which may help. I thought this one was impressive: https://verafin.com/

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