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Relying on MAC addresses for UDIDs is a mistake(crashlytics.com)
3 points by ttol 15y ago|0 comments
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Crashlytics takes on Apple, tackles ‘big data’ with rockstar developers(boston.com)
1 points by ttol 15y ago|0 comments
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by ttol 15y ago
PLCrashReporter is great. We've built many things on top of PLCR. A sliver of the many things we've built on the SDK side: - transparent symbolication so that you get the exact line of code - compatibility with ARC in iOS 5 - we han
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by ttol 15y ago
Thanks, I think! ;-)
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by ttol 15y ago
Thanks! We really wanted to make sure our users get the best of both worlds - we symbolicate crash reports, provide device insights, and much more, without forcing devs to ship with debug symbols (which ends up bloating their app).
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Crashlytics, A Crash-Reporting Solution For Mobile Developers, Raises $1 Million(techcrunch.com)
23 points by ttol 15y ago|23 comments
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Xbox 360 Reset Glitch Hack - Unsigned Code on current Kernels incl. X360 SLIM(libxenon.org)
78 points by ttol 15y ago|18 comments
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Scoopt St gets acquired by BuyWithMe(scoopst.com)
3 points by ttol 15y ago|0 comments
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Startups Don't Die, They Commit Suicide(techcrunch.com)
100 points by ttol 15y ago|24 comments
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by ttol 15y ago
I was never paid by Napster, Inc (although probably should have been ;). Those were fun times. My career was just getting started so it was my pleasure to volunteer my time -- 8 to 10 hours a day. I was responsible for the Napster Ground Ze
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by ttol 15y ago
Not really. Many articles discuss that they send the data every 12 hours. For example, here's one: http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Web-Services-Web-20-and-SOA/Apple-T...
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by ttol 15y ago
Alex Levinson says that it's illegal to determine the location or movement of a person. Apple's lead counsel Bruce Sewell says this is not the case as the identifier is randomized, and that Apple does collect anonymous location data from i
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by ttol 15y ago
F-Secure's article on this, http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/archives/00002145.html , shows that the location database is uploaded to Apple twice a day
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by ttol 16y ago
Jason is the man. He will run through walls and jump over canyons. (HN: he is also #14 on the leaders page: http://news.ycombinator.com/leaders ) Last year I met with Jason to discuss the project. When he described it to me, I immediately
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by ttol 16y ago
I chase high-impact projects. They don't need to be lottery-style, but they do need to have degrees of widespread use. In this case, the market was premature. No matter how much "time, effort, and little patience" wasn't going to change the
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by ttol 16y ago
phew I thought I was going to get flamed for using Delphi!
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by ttol 16y ago
Chuck, thanks for the comments. At the time I was enthralled by the possibilities of the iPad and wanted to hack together something that was both useful for me and others. I intended it as a side project (instead of a full blown startup). I
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Why the iPad 3 will be buttonless (VIDEO)(gizmodo.com)
3 points by ttol 16y ago|1 comments
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by ttol 16y ago
Yea -- it's hard to find because the twitter.com/about/security page is about a week old. When google updates their indexes, it should be easier to find.
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by ttol 16y ago
No, the security pages were put up after I talked to Bob. (Those are new pages and are about a week old. They were put up precisely because it wasn't easy for people to report security issues.). Also the headline wasn't written by me. Bosto
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by ttol 16y ago
Former. Also App developers posting their API keys and Consumer Secret keys. So, theoretically, this would allow a malicious person to control all the authorized accounts with that app (and these were big name apps). Autotweeting, DMing, ac
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by ttol 16y ago
Most were actually legit. I asked one of the support guys how he and his team handles the volume. He responded with his secret: http://twitter.com/#!/Charles/status/32971715290210304 "@Charles Your team does a great job. 100-200 tickets
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by ttol 16y ago
I asked the same thing but was told that Twitter couldn't disclose this to me because of their NDA and other confidentiality agreements. Who is actually at fault is unclear. I wasn't able to reproduce this on Groupon or Rackspace Cloud's Ze
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by ttol 16y ago
These were users. I wrote 1-1.5 to set a wide range in case for duplicates, but I rarely saw any. From my observation, the number is closer to 1.5 million than 1 million (and growing by 100-200 per hour).
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Bing versus Google, some observations(jacquesmattheij.com)
29 points by ttol 16y ago|27 comments
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by ttol 16y ago
Yea, it's crazy that twitter actually has staff to respond to all support tickets. 100-200 per hour gets submitted.
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by ttol 16y ago
Once I got a hold of someone at Twitter, it was very easy to work with them to solve this issue. +1 for twitter staff
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How I Discovered a Security Vulnerability in Twitter(waynechang.com)
22 points by ttol 16y ago|4 comments
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by ttol 16y ago
"We think it might have actually been the largest single day sales of a product in the history of the Web." - LivingSocial CEO on the Amazon Gift Card deal
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LivingSocial: We're set to overtake Groupon(news.cnet.com)
2 points by ttol 16y ago|1 comments

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