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by chk 10y ago
That's weird, it's working for me in Chrome. What particularly wasn't working for you?
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Pandora Is Said to Have Held Talks About Selling Itself(nytimes.com)
4 points by chk 11y ago|1 comments
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by chk 12y ago
Hey, I appreciate the response. BTW, I tried to follow you on Twitter via your website link but it said user doesn't exist anymore. :-/
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by chk 12y ago
Can I ask how you identify issues like this so quickly? I'm an infosec student, and I'd love to hear what your thought process is when briefly looking over the security of a certain website.
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by chk 12y ago
I guess I am being too optimistic. I really enjoyed reading that response, and you brought to mind a lot of things I just didn't really consider. Supporting other peoples devices would be a hassle, and a huge undertaking who does zero
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by chk 12y ago
While I agree with you that it would definitely help their sales by selling it themselves vs. the blue shirts. I can't seem to think they will only sell Amazon products. Not to say they will sell substitutes of their products as well,
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by chk 12y ago
This is awesome man, totally brings back memories.
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by chk 12y ago
I thought of a similar idea one day when day dreaming at my old retail job. What if in the future, all the stores become so small, malls could house 1000s of stores. You could go in, touch the product, try it on, but they were all just disp
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by chk 12y ago
Though I agree, it does sound insane. What would they stock? They can't supply everything obviously. I think it will be a good outreach to put a face to the company you're buying from, and make it more personal. I'm sure the
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by chk 12y ago
Thanks for this!
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by chk 12y ago
> All you need is a school-issued email address, valid student identification card, or other official proof of enrollment I'm sure you can email them the school ID, or proof of enrollment.
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by chk 12y ago
Took them no time at all to add it to my existing account, thanks for the tip!
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by chk 12y ago
From how I interpret the Stingray, it is executing a MITM attack. These types of devices are sometimes refereed to as IMSI-catchers, and sit in between the users phone, and the real network towers. [1] My concern is what exactly is being co