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patrickod

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Security @ Tailscale in San Francisco, California. Originally from Dublin, Ireland.

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datacolada.org 12d ago

Data Colada [136] Metadata Falsificada: The Cover-Up File in Gino vs. Harvard

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attack.csrf.patrickod.com 1y ago

Gorilla/CSRF CSRF vulnerability demonstration

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www.osohq.com 4y ago

Authorization Patterns in GraphQL

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firstlook.org 11y ago

First Look Media Releases PDF Redact Tools

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www.volvocarslifepaint.com 11y ago

Volvo Life Paint – Reflective coating paint for cyclist safety

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www.intercom.io 11y ago

Intercom's first book: Intercom on Product Management

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intercom.io 11y ago

Intercom for Stripe

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insideintercom.io 11y ago

Growth Hacking is Bullshit

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recode.net 12y ago

Secret raises $8.6 million Series A

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insideintercom.io 12y ago

Intercom raises a Series B round of $23M

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blog.samaltman.com 12y ago

Thoughts on Bitcoin

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priceonomics.com 12y ago

Priceonomics: The Rise of Driving to Work

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www.theguardian.com 12y ago

Former spy chief overheard giving off-the-record interview from Acela train

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github.com 12y ago

A NodeJS API client for Intercom

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blog.uber.com 13y ago

Uber launches fare-splitting

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techcrunch.com 13y ago

Facebook’s Head Of Brand Design Paul Adams Joins Intercom

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techcrunch.com 13y ago

Durex’s New Long-Distance Sexy Time Fundawear Is Exactly That

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www.insidefacebook.com 13y ago

Facebook acquires stealth startup Osmeta

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blog.priceonomics.com 13y ago

Are Bitcoins The Future?

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aphyr.com 13y ago

Riemann goes 0.2.0

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pagelever.com 13y ago

PageLever (YC S11) acquired by Unified Social

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news.ycombinator.com 13y ago

Show HN: SocialCla.us - Secret Santa groups with Friends

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pagelever.com 13y ago

Why Mark Cuban is wrong about Facebook

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techcrunch.com 13y ago

Report: Spotify Has Closed A Fifth Round Of Funding That Values It At $3 Billion

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www.swarmanoid.org 13y ago

Swarmanoid: Towards Humanoid Robotic Swarms

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www.iceboxpro.com 13y ago

Ice Box Pro: The best of Dropbox and Amazon Glacier combined

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www.businessinsider.com 13y ago

Google Buys Social Advertising Startup Wildfire Interactive For $250 Million

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irvinebroque.tumblr.com 13y ago

How I made $10k in one day with Facebook Ads

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www.bbc.co.uk 15y ago

US builds network for cyber war games

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www.engadget.com 15y ago

Faceniff: Cookie snatching for Facebook on Android

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If you find yourself with the opportunity to see Bradley Kuhn speak I'd highly recommend it. I met Bradley at the Linux Fest North West event this year in April and it was one of my favourite and most formative moments of the year. I'm proud to be a financial supporter of the Conservancy with all the work that they do to protect and promote Free Software.

Noisetor (sub-project of the Noisebridge hackerspace in SF) received an identical subpoena, and had the same results. We contacted our legal counsel and subsequently the FBI to explain the whole "we can't provide this information because tor" at which point they dropped our requirement to testify.

Is anyone else having issues with this stopping every 30 seconds or so? I can't get a continual stream going at all w/ VLC. The site flash players load nothing for me either.

Super excited to see this news and what the CircleCI team have planned. Can't overstate how much I love CircleCI or how much easier it makes my life. Definitely one of the best services I use day to day.

Congrats to the team! It's well deserved.

Take some time to decompress. The winding down period is stressful and it seems you're already feeling the effects.

As many have mentioned you've only enriched your resume with this experience. Use it to find yourself work, your incubator network should be full of people looking to hire.

I've gone through this and it's stressful as all hell but you'll make it through. With your nose right up against it the problems seem much more formidable than they are in reality. Employees come first in terms of settling debts. Deal with vendors after that.

One point I'd really stress is that you should talk to people about it. Feel free to reach out (p@trickod.com)

You could also sell back to the grid. I've known people to do this if they live near streams / rivers in WA

Installed it and while it looks very nice it's been beachballing almost constantly with only 2 accounts connected (facebook and hangout)

Search is very slow and causes ~500ms input lag.

Needs a lot of polish still.

I'm unsure why you say there are no other alternatives. Surely the choice of database should preference your data and what you want to do with it over the language you'll use? There are node libraries for any database I've ever wanted to use (SQL and NoSQL alike)

[dead] 13 years ago

NPR ran a story about 3-4 months ago where they interviewed this teenager in Florida while recounting the story. I couldn't believe my ears.

It sounded like textbook entrapment. Are the police in these areas so desperate for drug-related arrests that they'd use tactics like this? IIRC the case ended up being her word against his on the key points of his conviction. That too rubbed me entirely the wrong way. To first lure him in and then use only one person's testimony to clinch the conviction sounds totally unjust.

EDIT: Link to the This American Life story about Justin's case http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/457/w...

Not at all unlikely since the FBI has been in the practice of using surreptitious entry since at least the 1970 at the behest of the NSA and the CIA in a bid to recover cryptographic keys and other information instead of having to brute force them. Why spend all that money on computation when you can just break into someone's Embassy instead and steal it?

James Bamford discusses this at length in The Puzzle Palace - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Puzzle_Palace

I managed to open accounts with Chase while my SSN application was still pending / didn't have the paperwork in hand yet. They chased me up afterwards for it though and have sent me paperwork repeatedly asking for the information (SSN, reason for being in the US etc) in relation to any interest paid on accounts.

Is it possible to hold an account without any sort of tax ID number (ITIN or SSN) Surely one of them is required?

what version of ZSH are you using? I'm having issues installing this on Ubuntu where the metadata commands aren't executing and are instead printed as

  $vcs_info_msg_0_`git_dirty` $username `cmd_exec_time`

We've used MongoHQ extensively for the last 2 years and have always found them to be excellent. The team is both incredibly dedicated and knowledgable. They are the experts in anything MongoDB related. If you're thinking of using MongoDB you should use them. No questions asked

From my (albeit limited) observations I thought they never turned away citizens but obviously I was wrong. Getting appointments with the US embassy can sometimes be a challenging ordeal. They do however make allowances for emergency appointments which can be very helpful at times.

My experience with US embassies (both the one in Brussels and Dublin) has never seen them refuse entry to a US citizen and tell them to re-schedule. They usually have separate entrances as well with different procedures.