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Maybe they can setup a wifi network with a mac from the bulb and have Google tell them where you live.

I imagine they'd rather you go unpatched than run the risk of not waking you up for an appointment?

I've found rebooting on mac pretty painless regardless.

This is great, nice work.

Off-topic but someone else will likely get that device, the iPhone 5s from October 2013 has the latest iOS.

Mirror https://archive.is/O0pi9

Apple invests a lot into security and performance R&D.

Everything after # in the URL is not sent to server, which makes it handy for storing tokens.

Skipped the intro, watched 10 minutes on my break as a part-time barista and it's great so far.

"[..]" was a list of all the problems that frustrated people before the stepped process.

There is a large winter tourism market in the Yukon for aurora, Japanese tourists are particularly fond of them and are frequently up to try seeing them.

Fwiw it's 9KB, not 9K SLOC.

If the money moves everyone will know.

It's okay they knew he was lying.

They go out of their way to detect root and block the app on Android, but I'm sure there are counter counter measures regardless.

I particularly like the ``JSON.stringify({ name: "Albert Einstein" }) in dbProxy``.

On iOS the leftmost 25px or so is clipped, horizontal scroll doesn't do anything despite the indicator, and vertical scrolling feels gross.

Maybe a GPS receiver could provide that in a future version?

Amusingly, rescuing a Soil Stradivarius happens to be a side quest in Fallout 3.

http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Agatha%27s_Song

Fantasque Sans Mono is my daily driver, I love it.

The 5s was the first 64-bit ARM CPU in a phone, I've got my fingers crossed it might recieve iOS 13.

This brainfuck implementation is super neat:

https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/148958

Call me a luddite but I'm not looking forward to IPv6.

How about IPv5; add another byte.

We can keep the colons 192:168:1:1:1.

I wonder if it's possible to create an app that creates a local VPN that routes through the other VPNs.

According to the 35c3 talk[0] by the authors, both SkyScanner and The Weather Channel updated their apps to stop the tracking after the authors told them it was happening.

[0] https://media.ccc.de/v/35c3-9941-how_facebook_tracks_you_on_...

Serious Cryptography is currently avaiable in the Humble Book Bundle if you pay $15 or more[1], sale ends in 1 day 15 hours as of writing.

Would you recommend any other books in the bundle tptacek?

https://www.humblebundle.com/books/hacking-for-the-holidays-...

People expect to be phished when opening emails in Gmail, they don't expect to have to distrust native app dialogs.

How does the GNU-ism work at a shell level?

In your first example $0 is "sed", $1 is "-i", $2 is "...", no? What signifigance does the -i"" have in bash apart from 'concat -i to ""'?

The BSD syntax is plain, $1 is the option "-i", $2 is the value for that option: "", $3 is "...".

Edit: off by one

They redacted the PII, and I wouldn't call this doxxing to begin with.

I think it’s closer to Linotypes vs Computers.

Sure they’re wasteful, but there’s an elegance to our complicated mechanical contraptions that isn’t captured with electric systems.