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by smashah 7y ago
As maintainer of https://github.com/open-wa/wa-automate-nodejs Every needs to be incredibly careful of being phished of their WhatsApp web logins. Also, WhatsApp does not respect message integrity regardless of e2e enc
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open-wa/wa-automate-nodejs(github.com)
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A Call for Maintainer(s) – Python(github.com)
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by smashah 7y ago
Stupidity. user-agent spoofing is a fact of life for many projects. Whatever feature they're going to come out with to replace UA will be spoofable too soon enough.
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by smashah 7y ago
So you require the Nest streams to be public then???
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by smashah 7y ago
This will be major as a home assistant integration. Right now the nest camera component is broken due to the recent Nest=>Google migration. This has broken streaming nest cam footage for everyone that migrated. I'm actually surprise
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by smashah 7y ago
Awesome thanks! The project I run has a lot of emergency updates so this, being able to release simply with a comment referring to a specific issue in context is really helpful. this is how I've set it up: https://github.com
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by smashah 7y ago
Nice! One thing actions was missing (at least for me, or I couldn't figure it out) was the ability to run them on-demand/ad hoc. I'm planning to use this to run a build+release script for a specific issue and reply with a cha
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by smashah 7y ago
Hi, very cool project! I'm getting more into security so apologies if this is a stupid question. Is the veracrypt drive, and therefore the HVM, linked to my specific instance of tails or can it be accessed by anyone with a tails usb an
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by smashah 7y ago
I agree. Personally I'm pro expansion but not too concerned if it never happens. However, it will be a great shame if, after all of this effort in the name of environment, these smaller issues I mentioned don't get solved.
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by smashah 7y ago
Yes that's why I mentioned the zone would move Eastward from the A312 parkway, allowing outside traffic to easily come into LHR for pickup/dropoff without the increased restrictions.
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by smashah 7y ago
Lol can't wait for 400% beef tax to save the planet /s
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by smashah 7y ago
> With the disaster that is Brexit on the horizon it's definitely not a good idea to scrap the expansion of LHR. Wait, what? This doesn't follow at all. And expanding LHR will naturally increase the amount of ground traffic, in
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by smashah 7y ago
Once you take the m4 exit off the m25 you have warning signs for ULEZ already even though ULEZ is actually only the congestion charge zone and they don't hit it until they reach Hyde Park roundabout so it's not a stretch to have a
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by smashah 7y ago
*Boris island
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by smashah 7y ago
The new TfL rail line from Paddington (and peeling off from Elizabeth line) is electric, so, good. LHR can have a ULEZ and busses have more than ample opportunity to be cleaned up. This all comes down political will and proper incentives to
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by smashah 7y ago
I'm more optimistic, with Rolls Royce's new ultrafans expected to bring +25% efficiency gains and BA retiring the 747 program there is some hope. But I agree with you in general. The things that we can clean up we should, with fun
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by smashah 7y ago
What do you mean by improving bus services? Greater West London is the most connected outside of Central, it's TfL policy not to invest in better, cleaner, greener buses not because the money is instead going to LHR expansion.
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by smashah 7y ago
Yeah no. LHR has one of the highest airport tax, yet still is a leading world hub and annual pax numbers keep going up.
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by smashah 7y ago
I live right next to Heathrow and am starting a micromobility company to tackle air pollution in this end of town, and hold an (albeit expired) PPL. Air quality is bad here for humans on the ground due to the dilapidated 10 year old diesel
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Show HN: Sulla-hotfix – JavaScript WhatsApp library with advanced features(github.com)
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by smashah 7y ago
Nice! I've been trying to do some RE myself to no avail. This project ( https://github.com/TheCrypt0/yi-hack-v4 ) maintainer puts a paid DRM atop the main functionality (enabling rtsp streaming for Yi cams). I tried
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by smashah 7y ago
Is this going to make spoofing UA harder/redundant? If so it's bad news for a lot of projects.
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by smashah 7y ago
What you're mentioning is actually a very recent change to Facebook API. So it doesn't relate to the work done in the presentation.
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by smashah 7y ago
Ooh exciting! The main reason why I've needed to leverage the GCP vision API is due to orientation limitations on local OCR. I'll test and migrate to this soon depending on accuracy. Great job so far.
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by smashah 7y ago
They're also pulling out of London. Good, I say. I was an evangelist for this service until the day I drove around the block to show it off to a friend, literally parked it in the exact same spot I found it, then got a parking ticket
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by smashah 7y ago
When it comes to smart home tech cost-cutting it's all about simplifying the small-but-many pieces. That's where RF 433 Mhz comes in. Why should I pay $40+ for a zigbee/z-wave/smart-things/wifi-enabled door sensor w
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by smashah 7y ago
It's rich for this to be coming from the BBC. I'm no BBC basher but when it comes to peddling lies from the tories, the BBC were willing and ready. Was this the Facebook Election? No. It was the Deception Election.
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by smashah 7y ago
It probably happened when we decided to start doing cost benefit analyses on doing the right thing. I'm glad the tide is turning. It's time for the comfortable to help carry the burden and for the concerned to have their anxieties
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by smashah 7y ago
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