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kristofer.berggren [at] gmail.com
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These updates address a critical vulnerability that could potentially allow an attacker to remotely take control of the affected system. Adobe is aware of reports that an exploit for this vulnerability exists in the wild, and recommends users update their product installations to the latest versions.
I was mainly thinking in terms of things like funding, visa and registering a company. Maybe it's time I check out HackerspaceSG. I've done some googling and checked SG government websites, but it's always valuable to hear others experience.
Anyway, my side-project(s) are not going to "startup"-phase anytime soon.
Saw in your profile that you're bootstrapping, do you find Singapore a good environment for a startup? I haven't really looked into it, yet..
Well anything produced to be mass/IT-managed probably provides an easy method for firmware upgrading. And all firmware encryptions/checksums/etc are of course (at least theoretically) crackable.
I don't see how this could come off as a surprise to anyone in the industry.
Of course, should something happen, there's a number to call to get towed away quickly.
Google apps (Docs, Gmail, Maps, Talk, + etc)
Polaris Office
Local banking apps
Local public transportation and taxi apps
Whatsapp
Facebook
Dropbox
Linkedin
Skype
IMDb
RealCalc
ConnectBot (SSH client)
XE Currency (exchange rates)
ES File Explorer (for access to SAMBA shares)
ChromeMarks (for sync of bookmarks to Chrome bookmarks)
Shazam (finding artist/songname of playing song)
Barcode Scanner (for work)I'm certainly gonna try the Android app. Thanks for posting this!
After the internship some other option came up for me back home in Sweden so I never used my H-1B.
Note: This was not for a startup, but for an established company with HR and all that stuff. But the timing aspects should still apply I believe. As a side-note I eventually moved to Singapore, and getting an "employment pass" (equivalent to US H-1B) here was extremely smooth, comparing to all the work to get the H-1B for US.