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by weeks 10d ago
https://jamstack.org You're describing the Jamstack or headless CMS concept verbatim.
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by weeks 1y ago
They're referring to the EU not being able to compete.
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Tailnet lock is now available in beta(tailscale.com)
4 points by weeks 3y ago|0 comments
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by weeks 5y ago
“Buy, receive, or sell the personal information of 50,000 or more California residents” If a business engages this type of activity, they need to have a scalable process for providing California residents with their data. Describing a Calif
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by weeks 5y ago
Is. :D
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by weeks 5y ago
Do I have a choice not to work with you?
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by weeks 6y ago
Apache Spark and Apache Kafka? It doesn't seem likely that the Apache Software Foundation would consider implementing the SSPL instead of the Apache License.
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by weeks 6y ago
The technical claims don't seem very far fetched. They're basically describing every banking "anti-fraud SDK" I've ever reversed.
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by weeks 7y ago
https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2017/10/over-air-vol-... Even Apple's IOMMU has had vulnerabilities allowing for full memory access from the WiFi modem.
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by weeks 8y ago
Apple's policy is one certificate per company. So it being a single point of failure is unavoidable.
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by weeks 8y ago
Code review, trusted build environments and code signing could entirely prevent a single engineer from modifying the code running on the car.
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by weeks 8y ago
"I recommend rolling your own email server" This is actively harmful advice. Do not roll your own email. Use a well-known provider with a solid security track record.
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by weeks 8y ago
https://developer.android.com/distribute/best-practices/deve... That hasn't actually happened yet.
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by weeks 8y ago
You think the CEO of 23andMe and ex-wife of Sergey Brin can't afford the best nursing home for her grandmother?
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by weeks 9y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. I've escalated internally to have the video restored. Edit: the video has been restored.
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by weeks 9y ago
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/layout/recycle... https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/media/exoplayer.h... RecyclerViews are only implemented in the s
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by weeks 9y ago
While I absolutely agree with you, it seems far more likely that native implementations by Apple, Google and Microsoft will dominate the market. Windows Hello is a great early example of this.
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by weeks 9y ago
Android supports U2F via NFC and Bluetooth now, which is used for user authentication on Android devices. We've also released an (experimental?) iOS app to support U2F over Bluetooth. https://itunes.apple.com/us/ap
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by weeks 9y ago
https://www.ubnt.com/edgemax/edgerouter/ Ubiquiti's EdgeRouter gets my vote if you're willing to muck around on the CLI to get to advanced features.
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by weeks 9y ago
My former employer reimbursed our lunch as taxable income for this reason.
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by weeks 9y ago
From what I've gathered this totally depends on your market. Creating a paid app or an app targeting US University students? iOS first. Creating an ad supported app or targeting an international market? Android first or use a framework
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by weeks 9y ago
Android 1.0 had this via ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION, unfortunately Android only recently got runtime permissions.
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by weeks 9y ago
If the user isn't informed the app they installed is clicking on ads, it absolutely is malware.
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by weeks 9y ago
Playing whack-a-mole with memory corruption vulnerabilities isn't how you create a secure operating systems.
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by weeks 9y ago
Where I feel a lot of the animosity from the Wikipedia community stems from is that the people who have "cultivated expertise in governing" are actually Wikipedia volunteers, not WMF employees.
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by weeks 9y ago
As a Wikipedia administrator (mostly inactive), this sentiment makes complete sense to me. The WMF seemingly spends the majority of its money on non-critical functions such as community outreach, local chapters, yearly conferences and other
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by weeks 9y ago
While you're right that a lot of FinTech applications do use fingerprinting, it is absolutely against the rules. It's rather annoying from a mobile security perspective but given the rampant abuse of persistent device identifiers
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by weeks 10y ago
The purpose of ascertaining device identity is to prevent someone who can't obtain legitimate Google issued hardware from using stolen user credentials. If you're already a Google employee you can just ask for more trusted hardwar
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Google Identity-Aware Proxy(cloud.google.com)
196 points by weeks 10y ago|48 comments
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by weeks 10y ago
For one, without Google Play Services you have no Play Store. Unless you're going to prevent users from installing apps entirely, there isn't really another safe way to obtain apps. Additionally Verify Apps, SafetyNet, Safe Browsi

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