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ryanlol
6y ago
This is as nonsensical as complaining about Disney having a monopoly in Disneyland.
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6y ago
How are app stores like stock markets or commodity markets?
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6y ago
Why do app stores need separate regulations? > They are the very definitions of predatory competition squashing monopolies. But they aren’t, this is a rather competitive space.
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6y ago
> It's not possible with password auth, either It is, if you screw up with TOFU. > If you fail to check the server's fingerprint (the way most people use SSH), then you haven't verified the identity of the server, and a
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6y ago
> Surely the attacker can serve up an SSH server implementation that forwards the connection to the intended server while recording and/or modifying the decrypted traffic as desired? To the user everything would appear as normal (ex
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6y ago
> I've made a habit of manually checking the public-key when I SSH into a new EC2 instance using PuTTY. It is not obvious how to do this. Existing tooling just isn't set up with it in mind. This is a not necessarily useful if y
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ryanlol
6y ago
If it’s trivial to dump password hashes, you’re probably already left with zero factors.
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6y ago
Yeah, but you aren’t going to be buying crystals lay blotter from unless you’re a dealer. If you’re buying small quantities of lsd in a liquid you’d be silly to try and lay blotters from that.
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ryanlol
6y ago
Lots of other countries in those timezones. Why go to NYC for online classes when you could be on some paradise island in the Caribbean?
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6y ago
But why are we talking about the justice system here? The impact of these actions matters far more to the victims than whatever consequence the perpetrator may face. If your website was affected by this hack, surely you’d care about how you
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6y ago
An incident where the pedestrian isn’t killed is almost certainly less severe than one where the pedestrian is killed.
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6y ago
Of course it does.
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ryanlol
6y ago
This is not magecart.
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ryanlol
6y ago
> provokatsiya (provocation) & dezinformatsiya (disinformation) Why not just say “provocation & disinformation”?
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6y ago
But there are alternatives to iPhones.
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6y ago
Why not?
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6y ago
> One retail stores doesn't have about 50% of market (I don't know the real numbers) like Apple does iOS market share is less than 15% > Also, the app you built was specifically for apple. You cannot sell it anywhere else. S
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6y ago
> With Apple App Store, there is no alternative There is google play store, huawei app gallery, amazon app store and so on.
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6y ago
Could you maybe explain how apple/iOS fits the legal standard of a monopoly?
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ryanlol
6y ago
That’s only the case if the business chooses to only make [insert product here] available on iOS.
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6y ago
No matter how you’d like to word it, Apple is not in a monopoly position in the mobile OS market.
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6y ago
Should [insert retail business here] be in a position to destroy a business by removing a product from their shelves whenever they want? Why is software special?
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6y ago
> It's obviously monopoly bundling. But there’s obviously no monopoly here. As you said yourself: > Literally every other modern OS allows you to install apps from multiple sources, including Android. Nobody is forced to choose i
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6y ago
Which ATM requires you to show your face?
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ryanlol
6y ago
This would require significant collaboration between banks, seems unlikely.
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ryanlol
6y ago
You don’t use dumps with pin at pos, you use them at atms. The ATM won’t call the police on you or care if you’re wearing a motorcycle helmet.
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6y ago
Cops definitely care more about stolen bikes than stolen credit cards.
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6y ago
> You can't just go to an ATM and start working through 50 credit cards you stole until one worked without something noticing. Why not? ATMs work at 3AM. > but you also have to test what credit cards work and what don't Not
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6y ago
Same goes for the skimmer, bank will see all the cards used in location x being emptied. It’s really not a lot of extra risk, it’s not like the authorities could respond at the ATM in a timely manner. All the thief needs to do is cover thei
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6y ago
If you’re already installing and removing skimmers, quickly stopping at a few ATMs doesn’t seem like much work.
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