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Exploiting embedded Mitel phones for unauthenticated RCE(baldur.dk)
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by snazz 3y ago
I just mean fewer total packages and fewer maintainers. Linux libraries and packages don’t have the culture of making a package out of a single small function and importing it everywhere, which is part of the reason why NPM is a good case s
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by snazz 3y ago
It’s similarly problematic but on a somewhat smaller scale and with fewer levels of nested dependencies.
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by snazz 3y ago
For Apple specifically it's called "Sherlocking".
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by snazz 3y ago
The option is still in Safari's View menu too, perhaps surprisingly!
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by snazz 3y ago
(2016)
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by snazz 3y ago
You text them a link to join the call. The Android user can’t be the one to initiate.
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by snazz 3y ago
With math specifically I had a good teacher in high school who made us practice in class together. He'd get everyone to sit around a table and he'd give handheld whiteboards to every fourth or fifth person (depending on the number
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by snazz 3y ago
A lot of people (myself included) procrastinate on something because it's emotionally uncomfortable, without necessarily having ADHD. For example, when I was much younger, I'd procrastinate on math homework specifically, not becau
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by snazz 3y ago
Or my personal disappointment: Microsoft Flight Simulator X. Feels like that ought to work on Windows 10, but I couldn’t get it to. If I remember correctly it did work fine on Windows 8.1 strangely enough.
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by snazz 3y ago
Is an activated charcoal filter like in a fridge or Brita or something enough to filter out that kind of contaminant?
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by snazz 3y ago
> Until people decide that reality is better than the unreality of phones, this kind of willful ignorance will continue. The adoption rate of other entertainment tech like television and video games makes me think that the trend you iden
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by snazz 3y ago
> but I thought maybe some people might have insensitive hardware that needs higher power to create reasonable audio? Are folks just leaving their volume on the default 50% or 100% or whatever it is? A few reasons I can think of: * Less
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by snazz 3y ago
Most of my issues with this on the Mac seem to be SwiftUI related. For example, the passwords panel in the new settings app scrolls at roughly 15 fps and the notification center opening gesture (two fingers from right edge to left) is about
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by snazz 3y ago
The app is installed but hidden by default unless you’re running a beta (and in my experience I’ve never gotten a reply to a report unless it’s on a beta). You can use the website or launch the native app with its URI scheme but approximate
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by snazz 3y ago
Just wear a respirator if you do, that dust isn’t good for you :)
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by snazz 3y ago
This is how it works in London and I think New York as well now. Big upgrade over loading money on a card.
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by snazz 3y ago
Having a dedicated browser profile is a good solution to this if you’re ever uncomfortable with a particular extension.
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by snazz 3y ago
I guess I’m jealous, then :) But more seriously, they do spend a lot of money and effort marketing those features and it must work well enough to be worth it.
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by snazz 3y ago
Safety is definitely one of Apple’s key marketing points—you might have seen their ads for fall detection/emergency SOS on the Apple Watch or car crash detection on the iPhone.
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by snazz 3y ago
Is that only a service that Bandwidth.com offers or would it work on a regular cell network?
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by snazz 3y ago
Yes, APNs (Apple Push Notification service) has to be allowed for notifications to come through from messaging apps and the network operator can’t tell whether it’s an allowed messaging app or any other kind of notification.
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by snazz 3y ago
That's called bust-out fraud and your bank might suspect it and start declining large purchases if it's way out of character for you.
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by snazz 3y ago
I had a Lumia 830 until the bitter end (of security updates—2019 I think) and I agree it was really nice to have a third competitor. But I also got it back out of the drawer the other day and was reminded of how buggy it was, especially aft
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by snazz 3y ago
Then it takes just as much time, but instead of movement you get smooth fading between views :)
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by snazz 3y ago
As far as I understand, Apple Pay can be used with any EMV contactless card reader and it works with all four major card networks (perhaps more outside the US). From the merchant's perspective, it's the same as someone tapping the
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by snazz 3y ago
It's pretty widespread in the US. Looks like a tiny fraction more merchants accept Discover than Amex (according to https://wallethub.com/answers/cc/american-express-vs-discove... ). But acceptance is definite
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by snazz 3y ago
Is it possible for third-party browser apps to integrate with content blockers for Safari, or would you have to integrate your own content blocker into your app?
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by snazz 3y ago
Interesting that this exploit has continued to work through 15.7. Apple’s earlier BlastDoor system (introduced with iOS 14) clearly hasn’t done enough to stop future zero-click iMessage exploits, so I wonder what attack surface these bugs a
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by snazz 3y ago
There’s an iPhone app called Is It Snappy that records in slow motion and makes it pretty easy. I think the camera maxes out at 240 fps so it’s not perfect but it lets you measure true end-to-end latency.

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