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Comment #18804430
It's a custom-built chip according to https://atap.google.com/soli/
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Comment #11577376
The signal has to make its way to a speaker in analog form, eventually. In a way, analog output will always be supported.
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Comment #10729853
Ah, sorry, I misread your comment. Indeed, a browser that doesn't respect cross-domain restrictions is a poorly written browser. My point still stands, though: the point of cookiel…
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Comment #10729592
There are many high profile websites that use the cookieless domain approach: Google, Facebook, and Reddit off the top of my head. I wouldn't say they are poorly written - it's mor…
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Comment #10729482
It's not about the security of the cookies, it's about the bandwidth you save by having a separate domain for static content, because the client does not have to transmit the cooki…
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Comment #10602729
Because WhatsApp uses your phone book as the only way to interact with its contact list. You can't add someone to directly to your WhatsApp contact list. It could probably access i…
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Comment #8865448
Yes. Much like many consumer projectors.
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Comment #8145856
They have been doing that for a while. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7037575
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Comment #7041657
Tap and hold your Wi-Fi network, then select "Modify network". The proxy options are under the advanced options.
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Comment #7038976
Making it impossible is impossible. They might make it more difficult.
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Comment #7038676
Thanks! I added that to the article.
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Comment #7038457
I had Facebook installed while investigating for this article, and could not identify a similar behavior. Google, on the other hand, did the exact same thing, but I remember explic…
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Comment #7038115
Thank you for the feedback. That was my original intention, but seeing the constant location updates from Foursquare while writing the article surprised me (admittedly not too much…
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Comment #7037919
Interesting. I created a test account just to be sure I hadn't accidentally opted in before and, sure enough, it was enabled.
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Comment #7009941
I recognize this as a possibility and I would definitely take it down if the bank requested it. On the other hand, if anything, I exposed that they did a good job. They could have …
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Comment #7009850
This specific token is time-based, so a clone would not be detected. On the other hand, counter-based tokens as you described them do exist, and it would indeed be simple to detect…
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Comment #5859256
Don't forget bandwidth costs. I could get about 100mbps to an external server. At $0.12/GB, 100mbps * 35 minutes = 25GB = $3. Most clicks won't cost you this much, but you should d…