This is IMHO the most interesting OSS project since many years to date, very nice work!
Can't wait to use the 1.2 in production.

@IRJ said in Android malware bites back in the real world.:

@travisdh1 said in Android malware bites back in the real world.:

@scottalanmiller said in Android malware bites back in the real world.:

@travisdh1 said in Android malware bites back in the real world.:

@scottalanmiller said in Android malware bites back in the real world.:

Android seems like a really bad choice for high security applications, like military. Custom Raspberry Pis with super locked down Linux general purpose OSes would make more sense.

Any consumer cellular devices period, I can easily triangulate a cell phone with very little hardware investment.

Do we know that they were consumer phones? I didn't look into it. You can put Android on non-phones, too.

True. I was assuming because the malware was able to stay in contact somehow. Might have been on a dedicated military network with just 1 connection to the outside.

Very interesting article...

You don't have to hack hundreds of phones. Have 3-5 important android devices may be enough to nearly paint a full picture.

And one might attack another.

@scottalanmiller said in Canada Gets Self Driving Car:

https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2016/12/22/autonomoose-self-driving-car/

First image of @MattSpeller getting a ticket in said self driving car.

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Yeah I just tried and am at able to sign into my steam account.

Testing a few games now.

Bah, paywall.

Not surprised here. Still need to play around with a FreePBX install and my Google Voice account, just because.

Doh!

I think we'll be looking for a screen sharing, video calling & IM app/package in the next year. It will be interesting to see how slack and rocket.chat go.

@RojoLoco said in New Privacy Policy at EverNote:

@Nic said in New Privacy Policy at EverNote:

@RojoLoco said in New Privacy Policy at EverNote:

@Nic said in New Privacy Policy at EverNote:

The only thing I can think of is that they had the retraction ready to go at the time the made the initial change.

If that is the case, that almost makes it worse... like they wanted to see if they could get away with it, but knowing they wouldn't.

Stranger things have happened 🙂 The positive possibility is that there were two factions in the company, one wanting the change and the other cautioning about the disaster. The compromise they came to was to float the balloon but have a plan b in place for disaster. The cynical possibility is what you describe; and attitude of "let's see if they buy it but if not here's the retraction".

I view the world with cynical glasses.

No such thing as a coincidence, I agree!

@DustinB3403 said in Amazon Does First Drone Delivery:

@stacksofplates A lot of the same issues persist. Tracking, negative thrust compensation, flight control.

You'd be better of strapping a gun to your drone, and manually flying it up to the other drone to just shoot it down with a remotely fired gun.

Which leads us back to the issues I pointed out originally.

Ok I'm not going to argue with you about this. If you attach another drone to a drone, it's not going to be able to carry it. Ever tried to fly a drone with a barely bent prop? They don't work, it would be nearly impossible to fly one with something attached to it that isn't carefully weighted in the center. And again, they have drones that can jam the signal and take control anyway.

Glad I never cared about my yahoo accounts, I let two lapse that I know of, and the third....who the hell knows....Meh, I knew they were weaksause.

LOL That company just needs to turn off all of it's servers, sell off everything and divy up the money to the shareholders!

Thanks for the link.

@Dashrender said in Cyclone Vardah at Chennai:

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There is no death in the City but no Electricity and No Water to drink.In office everything is Ok

no problem, just wanted to make sure.

Thanks

@wirestyle22 said in Nextcloud 11 Beta is out! Help test the **** out of it, we need privacy protecting alternatives more than ever...:

What if I'm the problem?

well, in that case you probably need the hug I talked about on the bottom of the blog 😛 😛 😛

Ohh they updated it!