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by wwarren 12y ago
ANDROID LEAD ENGINEER (full time, local area preferred) SceneDoc - https://scenedoc.com - Greater Toronto Area, Canada What We Do ----------------------------- SceneDoc is a smartphone/tablet-based software platfor
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by wwarren 12y ago
" Schneier’s analysis concludes that finding a SHA-1 collision would cost approximately $700,000 USD by 2015, $173,000 USD by 2018, and $43,000 USD by 2021. These numbers are considered within the range of an organized crime syndicate
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by wwarren 12y ago
I have a little Android app that makes about $60/mo. It's my burrito money for the month :)
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by wwarren 12y ago
Yes, Google Play lets you define an Alpha and Beta channel https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answ...
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by wwarren 12y ago
Doesn't that mean you just can't sell the policies? You can still use them internally in a commercial enterprise, no?
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by wwarren 12y ago
Nice, now we need one of these for CJIS! For those not in the know, the Criminal Justice Information Systems guidelines are HIPAA for law enforcement. See more here http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/cjis-security-po
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by wwarren 12y ago
So is this just a rapidly deployable surveillance platform? What's the advantage over existing spy satellites?
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by wwarren 12y ago
Reminds me of Suicide Linux http://qntm.org/suicide
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by wwarren 12y ago
Yeah, this was a way better way to introduce it than how they did it in the video presentation
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by wwarren 12y ago
As a british immigrant to North America, I couldn't believe how far behind in this regard the States and Canada were. Canada has since caught up, but the US is only now getting there. Anecdotal story: the only time my credit card has b
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by wwarren 12y ago
In the browser support section, shouldn't "IE up to 8" be "IE down to 8"?
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Show HN: Roll your own dynamic DNS service with Amazon Route53(willwarren.com)
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by wwarren 12y ago
This looks great, but any code that attempts to guess the card type using the first few numbers always makes me nervous
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by wwarren 13y ago
> Do you have any evidence of a data breach? > No. And unfortunately, this isn't "No, we have evidence that there was no breach of data;" rather, "we have no evidence at all." We doubt many people do - and t
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by wwarren 13y ago
I have 3 ELBs. 1 seems fixed, and the other 2 still vulnerable...get your shit together Amazon!