Hmmm, this is really cool. I'm wondering how well this'll work with my first gen Thunderbolt MBP.
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apashee
Because he's clearly not very experienced in this. Apparently his video (when it was up) had confidential information shown in it: https://twitter.com/ibrahimbalic/status/359347248473190402. Who the hell flouts confidential information in a public fashion? There's a interview with him with English subtitles here: http://video.ntvmsnbc.com/applei-sarsan-turk-yazilimci-ntvms..., where he says some interesting things near the end. It looks like he used a struts2 vulnerability, HN had a discussion about this 2 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6080620, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6082599. He basically did what Weeve did, except Weeve is in confinement now.
I think that's going a little too far. Already we've embedded ourselves in a world where many people break open their phone in the middle of a conversation. Yes, it's rude. But it's still a change that's happening in the world. However, Glass isn't always on, at least not right now. You have to manually turn it on, which means it'll be akin to taking out your phone.
This is pretty awesome. For someone that's starting out it offers basic things like version control hosting for cheaper than it already is. Also the fact that it comes with Growth Hacker is pretty cool too, along with a 90 day money back, you honestly can't go wrong here. Big thanks to HM for this.