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Ask HN: What today only as closed-source but one could have as a side-project?
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Do you have any suggestions on how? I do not doubt it can be automated, but it is one of few vulnerability types I do not have an intuitively understanding on how it should be done. It seems hard to automatically understanding the differenc
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8y ago
Around here gigabit-internet is quite common, so on a decent tracker it would be enough to start the download before making the popcorn.
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8y ago
The Buy Me Coffee-button does not work.
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Thinking outside of the password manager box
(labs.detectify.com)
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Health care insurance, privat sjukvårdsförsäkring, can deny you. Talk from experience. Makes a lot of sense as well, anything else would be weird. If this was not the case you could just get it when you have already been deemed sick, to get
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zulln
8y ago
Not as linear though.
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8y ago
All potential jokes around escaping Google aside, searching for it was easier than expected: https://www.google.com/search?q=e+os
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8y ago
Wow, that is a really cool project! Thanks for sharing.
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What would you say is a good ratio then?
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> Wow, they should work in education. Try a 10 year old laptop and no hope of every buying a new "high end" machine. That it is worse in another field is not a very good argument?
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8y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Awithgoogle.com+login
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A bit annoying that the fact that Dropbox used HTTPS-links are highlighted as a sign of it being legit. I have always suspected such advices makes people think HTTPS are actually somehow magically secure, while it has nothing to do with phi
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zulln
8y ago
That would me that you alone has more money than the poorest 3.8B people, making it somewhat clickbaity to bring up the billionaires?
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8y ago
If it is a setting that can be disabled it would make sense even for Youtube Premium imo. Accidentally leaving it on would result in a lot of data for the user, potentially missing/losing where they are, would quickly drain the battery
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8y ago
> They’d even go as far as to not send marketing emails to ‘zombie’ accounts that had been long time inactive. Do you know if this is common practise or even has a name? Would be interested in reading more discussion around it.
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8y ago
What do you aim to achieve with geoblocking?
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8y ago
A lot needs to modify the DOM, and that would make it possible to include a <img src=x width=0>. Preventing this seems _very_ complex.
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Meetingcost – see the dollars tick away
(zulln.se)
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Sweden’s ads ombudsman say “distracted boyfriend” meme is gender discrimination
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8y ago
> Currently those likes work as (not insignificant) social proofing. Move the site from http to https and I lose the count on the Like button Surely there must be a alternative way of doing this?
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There is people making way more on average doing it on the side. It is really hard to judge how skilled someone is (what is the framework to compare with?), but it is not like nobody actually makes real money.
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8y ago
Pay people fair for the overtime and I see no big problem with this? All depends on how you define fair though.
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How do you plan to get the data? Assuming you took the idea that far. Sounds interesting indeed, and I have not thought about it for long, but I doubt there is any public official database for it?
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For reasons I do not recall now, you should use uBlock Origin instead of uBlock as well. The former is often what people are referring to anyway, but worth mentioning.
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8y ago
Back in 2015 when Detectify (me being co-author) looked into this issue [1] many plugins do not actually have this code in the extensions, but rather a feature to download remote code and add it to the extension so to say. As long as that p
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8y ago
> to the house they have payments on for ~50 years Yeah, but the house itself is most likely worth at least the same as the loan.
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Made them "public" to share with a friend or so, not realising it is also indexed?
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I imagine most companies trust the ISP with sensitive company information more than they trust Pornhub. I am not saying one is more trustworthy than the other, but I am quite certain others do.
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8y ago
Using a VPN for everything they have right to care though. All job-related traffic goes through it as well, hence potentially leaking sensitive stuff?
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