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evilswan
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Comment #3889436
Just had a go: it's great!
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Comment #3884559
Good point. Meh. Assume it's also root pass for SSH on that box?
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Comment #3884340
Or, change the FTP password and email that to the ISP abuse team. Spammer is locked out.
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Comment #3884168
Great post, really enjoyed following the trail along with the author. The sad part is, knowing how useless a lot of ISP's abuse@ emails are, the FTP might never be taken down this …
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Comment #3883655
Hard to imagine how they arrived at the total cost of €1,400 - what about the hours of work that went into the web app and iPhone app, and all the visual design? Are they calculati…
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Comment #3883025
So true. I have never, ever taken a job I knew how to do (fully). I blagged it, and learned it all on the job.
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Comment #3878850
Just total nonsense which makes no mention of either general inflation or the price-deflation of consumer electronics. My parents saved up to buy my Spectrum when I was a kid. Now,…
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Comment #3874352
I'm not seeing how. This stuff is free, and a torrent would make it easier for users and reduce server load for the site.
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Comment #3862038
Anyone care to leech them all and make a torrent? My corporate firewall won't allow it, or I'd be doing it now. :(
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Comment #3846994
Printing ads on toilet paper could still be a tech business needing many hackers. Enrolment, ad bidding, printing, logistics, crm, etc etc
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Comment #3846982
I refuse to use Facebook.
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Comment #3846349
Disqus?
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Comment #3592656
Had a hunch this was the case, just needed someone smarter than I to confirm. How do banks ensure nobody makes a phishing version of their apps?
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Comment #3591622
That is interesting, but surely the client-side cert could just be copied and used in a dummy app?
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Ask HN: How do I ensure that a real iOS client is using an API
Hello HN! Hoping I can tap the colossal power of the HN hive-mind. Working on a project where an iOS client hits an API. How do I ensure that only my 'real' client is allowed to us…
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Comment #3114464
Mike this is great, thank you. Good angle for me to think on.
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Comment #3114463
Thanks Mathias, great advice.
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Comment #3111751
My first HDD was on a Commodore Amiga and was a mighty 60Mb.