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by methoddk 15y ago
Just tested this out with a friend. Mad simple. Great service. Are there plans for more numbers to call? Also I'm a little confused, when I "Secure" a custom pin, I just enter that in at the prompt on the phone? Instead of the one it shows
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by methoddk 15y ago
+100 nerd cred indeed. That's something that trumps any normal bug.
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by methoddk 15y ago
This is freaking awesome and I can't wait to build it.
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by methoddk 15y ago
Awesome! Works phenomenally in Chrome. The crosshair mechanism is difficult to control, though,
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by methoddk 15y ago
I had been thinking about something like this for an app I'm working on, this looks great! Thanks for the awesomesauce.
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by methoddk 15y ago
Addendum: your app is pretty cool and I like it. Keep making cool stuff.
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by methoddk 15y ago
Post something cool you've been working on to HN: Have everyone shit on it because something similar exists. Down with competition! Down with creating!
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by methoddk 15y ago
I was going to read this until I saw (techcrunch.com) :(
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by methoddk 15y ago
Good job ESPN. I was excited about this until I registered and realized I could only use headline data. This thing is completely useless without giving everyone access to at least two more data streams. (No scores?!) FAIL. Nice try though.
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by methoddk 15y ago
What gradstudent said. For the prestige and respect. It's a rush, addicting and exhilarating.
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by methoddk 15y ago
This has nothing to do with NNTP, BT, P2P. All FXP to distributed FTP servers. The RARs are split so that if one server in the farm goes down, the whole release isn't corrupted. Same for transferring the data. "Racers" move the els to multi
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by methoddk 15y ago
It's still true to this day. Real scene is still done with FXP and then leeched down the food chain to BT/NGz/p2p/etc... Releases are out for hours before they even make it to open user levels. Get it where it's hot, yo.
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by methoddk 15y ago
I learned some new stuff about CSS! Motivated to create my own mobile web app now. Thanks for the in-depth explanations.
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by methoddk 15y ago
Awesome read. Makes me want to go see Pixar! Thanks for the eye-opener.
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by methoddk 15y ago
Then don't waste your time commenting on it?
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by methoddk 15y ago
So it's okay that Twitter, Facebook, Path, etc, all have my contact list and possibly more? The point isn't that users trust they are keeping the data safe, its that they took it without asking up front. Those apps may be out to make its us
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by methoddk 15y ago
Very interesting. Hats off to the men and women who put the work in to make all of that possible.
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by methoddk 15y ago
As soon as I fix the issues plaguing me from installing the dependencies for this, it's replacing Colloquy. Thanks!
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by methoddk 15y ago
Really? Some people just want to watch the world burn. Native apps are the future. It's something someone made in their free time to be enjoyed, not bitched about on HN.
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by methoddk 15y ago
Twitter is a business, just like any other business, trying to turn a profit. Protect your account if you don't want your public data being pulled. Anyone can make a timeline API request...
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by methoddk 15y ago
It definitely belongs here. Science is awesome and this story is remarkable.
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by methoddk 15y ago
Bookmarked and forever using this to explain the differences between these. Thanks for the awesome resource!
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by methoddk 15y ago
Some of them might not have the ports open, or they have patched the bug with the new firmware. If you get a login prompt, they patched it. Still, very creepy. Glad to see that the manufacturer patched so quickly after discovery.
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by methoddk 15y ago
All of these cameras are IP cameras made by TRENDnet, they have since discovered the exploit and patched it. If you have an IP camera manufactured by TRENDnet, go here: http://www.trendnet.com/products/features.asp?featureid=52
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by methoddk 15y ago
I have one of these cameras, specifically, the TV-IP422W. Great to see TRENDnet pushing an update so fast.
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by methoddk 15y ago
Wonderfully written. A great lang that doesn't get enough credit. When people ask me things about JS, I'm sending them there.
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by methoddk 15y ago
It would be great if the whole result table was searchable. Love the concept. Maybe add option for .net?
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by methoddk 15y ago
PayPal is run by imbeciles. I was once scammed on eBay by a buyer who received my item, then returned a broken identical one, notifying PayPal that I scammed him. Without even looking at my sales record or waiting for my response, they took