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Yes, your calls would be traveling over an encrypted tunnel to the carrier instead of the (simulated) cell tower, thus preventing the Stingray/site-simulator from carrying and list…

Here's the Google cached version - http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:/...

I'm definitely interested... what do you need?

You can use this Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/xray/dgkdfehohjdbm...

If you're using Chrome, this extension should get around paywalled articles: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/xray/dgkdfehohjdbm...

That's definitely concerning. Makes you wonder how well secured our other emergency/critical systems really are.

I think they are referring to the username functionality that Telegram has — https://telegram.org/faq#q-what-are-usernames-how-do-i-get-o...

Sounds like Cloudflare is working on it [1]. "In the spirit of open source, we're working to help develop updates to the project to address some of publishers' and end users' conce…

The landing page looks a lot like Stripe's [1]. Really good looking design. [1] https://stripe.com

Looks like the OP link is 404'ing. Here's the working one — https://engineering.instagram.com/bringing-wide-color-to-ins...

With how poorly trained so many of the TSA agents currently seem to be, I'd be more than a little concerned with the idea of handing them all guns.

On macOS, you can hold the command key and drag the clock off the menu bar.

I believe the app stays available in the Purchases section like you said if the developer "unpublishes" the app, but not if the account or app is "terminated" by Apple. In addition…

According to his blog post [1], it sounds like the other account that was engaged in fraudulent activity was notified, but "his" account was not. [1]: https://blog.kapeli.com/dash-…

He's based in Romania, where (as best I can tell) one-party consent is legal [1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_recording_laws#Roman...

I hate to be the Telegram shill, but Telegram supports sending an unlimited amount of any type of file up to 1.5GB in size each. https://telegram.org/blog/shared-files

You can! The FCC requires wireless providers to transmit all 911 calls, including those from phones with no service. https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/911-wireless-services

Here are a few as well: https://keybase.io/inv/16bbae7280 https://keybase.io/inv/ca4549544a https://keybase.io/inv/666215bb91 https://keybase.io/inv/417ae3ff89

I believe another HN user, CyrusL, owns slow.com and redirected it to fast.com - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11723650

Thanks! Here's a copy on archive.is as well: http://archive.is/gjgYx

How'd you make it transparent?

Here you go! http://archive.is/THOiu

It's on archive.is - http://archive.is/JK6N7

It sounded to me like LoSboccacc's solution was to serve files from S3, not that they experienced the same issue on S3.