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It's the DayOfTheYear followed by Hours, Minutes and seconds in UTC.

Not sure, but my chrome will send the additional `x-client-data` header even when i'm on eg. `google.de`

It's an command builder where you can drag and drop arguments too - overall user selection don't make sense for this purpose - at least not in our case.

In our application we disallow generated command lines for selection and provide a safe "copy command" icon. As my u see a visual correct command (for a browser view) the resulting select + copy don't include f.e. whitespaces.

Ah true that makes sense, thanks for clarifying my confusion

I'm confused, did i do something wrong or why can i find the referred article just fine on google, just by searching the keywords?

https://imgur.com/a/szBcB

We're a deal finder for drug cartels

not sure about this one yet

Here the GitHub Link because it is hard to find:

https://github.com/jgamblin/Mirai-Source-Code

One of my favorite sites that i usually share with my students is:

http://www.cs.usfca.edu/~galles/visualization/Algorithms.htm...

Many algorithms and nice visualizations.

I think i found the article in english.

http://dynamic.hs.fi/2014/deep/

For those who have not read his first blog post or want to read the comments from the first article:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11547212

http://hintjens.com/blog:115

I agree with you. Writing a custom firmware on the device is on the same risk level as desoldering the chip. In both cases it would be a smart option to test this approaches on a different device first.

Could someone please describe what this repository accomplishes? I know the game but don't know what is the use-case for this tool.

for all who don't know about the submission months ago.

http://www.deepart.io/

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10511572

Reminds me every year that i should change my password to "INVALID" and everytime i try to login with the wrong password, i get a nice reminder.

"Wrong Password - Your password is invalid"

slow clap

From the source it looks like the "feature" isn't implemented yet. Only image reference is:

$('#xkcd-image-'+(index)).html(" ");

This should be a "Show HN"

Visited the status page where you have the option to tweet status problems.

I ended in a perfect loop circle.

//edit

as it looks like HN is now the twitter clone.

hey @support your service is down!

Could you please give me your email, found something that shouldn't be posted online

Nice work, one suggestion. The "Account Details" is missing a close button. In trial mode you're trapped after hitting the button.

Chatted with one of the guys

We're starting to move TaskPipes out of beta at the moment, but our pricing will start at $50/month for the service

Thanks. Make sense. I was confused as it not list devices that also support iOS9 like the iPad mini 3.

The exploit/jailbreak must support and work reliably on the following devices (32-bit and 64-bit when applicable): - iPhone 6s / iPhone 6s Plus / iPhone 6 / iPhone 6 Plus - iPhone 5 / iPhone 5c / iPhone 5s - iPad Air 2 / iPad Air / iPad (4rd generation) / iPad (3th generation) / iPad mini 4 / iPad mini 2

So did i read this correct and the exploit must be backwards compatible in order to get the full bounty?

Exactly what i was thinking about as i submited this. Don't read this article as a "They should rename the Services to..." and more like "This name would explain the Service in a simpler form". Thanks for reading my mind btw :)

I'm not the author of this article, but i tweeted your suggestion to the guys. Thank you!

they stored a static login key generated by md5(strtolower($username).'::'.strtolower($password)); - so they could crack the md5 part easly and bypass the bcrypt encryption

[paper] http://is.muni.cz/repo/1299983/https_client_identification-p...

[slides] http://is.muni.cz/repo/1299983/https_client_identification-s...

reminds me of the experiments from chrome a few years ago.

https://chrome.com/supersyncsports/

https://chrome.com/racer

how about this one :)

https://github.com/id-Software/DOOM/blob/77735c3ff0772609e9c...

We don't have space for this kind of sh*t you're posting

I agree with mahouse and of course are some of these password legit. But this is nothing new, don't store sensitive data in git. Everyone know you can search this stuff on GitHub and if we look back - Google was a nice password search engine too (and still today)