ryanmcdonough

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by ryanmcdonough 5y ago
Steam does and people don’t though.
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by ryanmcdonough 5y ago
How many people are willing to pay on Windows Desktop for apps vs iOS consumers?
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by ryanmcdonough 5y ago
- 20 hour mini-project (50% filtered out — 2 left) Is this paid? This seems like an awful lot of hoops to make people jump through.
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by ryanmcdonough 5y ago
It's a computer level browser policy rather than something the website can request the browser to honour.
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by ryanmcdonough 5y ago
The audacity of these people!
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by ryanmcdonough 5y ago
He is based in the UK and his site almost exclusivly covers UK networks with a UK user base reading the posts - so the "typical" speeds would be for the UK.
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by ryanmcdonough 5y ago
Looking forward to this
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by ryanmcdonough 5y ago
Apple auto tell you if you delete an app with a subscription that there’s a subscription on this and allows you to end it right there.
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by ryanmcdonough 6y ago
Just as a point, I wouldn’t give you credit card details to try a demo. I don’t think many people would - hard enough to get people to give them for a trial, nevermind to try uploading a file.
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by ryanmcdonough 6y ago
This looks really good - will be using this today!
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by ryanmcdonough 6y ago
Bellingcat - The Executions & The Hunt ‘the two-part series tells the story of a gruesome video that captured the world’s attention in 2018 and how a remarkable open source investigation sought to unravel its secrets. The video, which h
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Cellebrite claims to have cracked chat app's encryption(bbc.co.uk)
6 points by ryanmcdonough 6y ago|0 comments
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by ryanmcdonough 6y ago
The name came from a previous exploit called BlueKeep, which wasn't related to BSOD. In fact: "On 6 September 2019, an exploit of the wormable BlueKeep security vulnerability was announced to have been released into the public rea
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by ryanmcdonough 6y ago
The system always works the way a rational human who has a vested interest in the claimaint
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by ryanmcdonough 6y ago
Having followed the development of one back when I used to listen to LUGRadio: Jokosher hasn’t been updated in over 10 years, yes it’s free and open but doesn’t seem like it’s worth the hassle including in the list.
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by ryanmcdonough 6y ago
Which world are you living in where banning visitors having their phones is a reasonable thing to happen?
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by ryanmcdonough 6y ago
I’d imagine they were already using it with their prior SC setup and didn’t want to move source control and everything else at once.
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by ryanmcdonough 6y ago
And another https://www.fastorslow.com/app/profile/2bd978bd-f107-5761-84...
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by ryanmcdonough 6y ago
https://www.fastorslow.com/app/profile/2bd978bd-f107-5761-84...
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by ryanmcdonough 7y ago
It’s maybe different in the UK but it’s great to have it for motorway (highway) journeys where a closure of a section of road can leave you dealing with a 4 mile route around winding roads. It’s also great for avoiding the traffic in the fi
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by ryanmcdonough 7y ago
You mean pressing “end route” ?
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by ryanmcdonough 7y ago
But they’ll support Windows 7 a product approaching EOL in a couple of weeks.
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by ryanmcdonough 7y ago
As he said: “ I began looking for dockable tablets with USB-C and the ability to do Linux work on them while also having good battery life, and relatively painless wifi and bluetooth. While there are some great preloaded Linux devices out t
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by ryanmcdonough 7y ago
I wonder if this is why I’ve been getting phone call spam from Switzerland & Turkmenistan the past few days.
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by ryanmcdonough 7y ago
Here’s your Android but: WiFi and audio don’t work. That’ll be great.
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How I (Stranger Parts) made my own android phone in China(youtu.be)
3 points by ryanmcdonough 7y ago|0 comments
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by ryanmcdonough 7y ago
I don’t quite understand that bit, the attackers could at the time steal plaintext passwords - however how does that affect 2FA benefits several years after the attack? It sounds like he’s mixing a couple of things up there unless anyone ca
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by ryanmcdonough 8y ago
They are made by GlobalFoundries, which have only just started construction on a lab in China - wikipedia.
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by ryanmcdonough 8y ago
The fact is google are very good as managing security of their supply chain and if you’re worried about China interfering with hardware then I’m wondering where you think your phones, laptops, tv, tablets, IoT fridges are made... they are f
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by ryanmcdonough 8y ago
Have you donated or signed up for those white papers so far? If so how many times/how much?

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