same on chrome android

This looks really useful, but it seems like an uphill battle even reproducing given the lack of updates in almost the last decade.

Do you mean getting it to run on modern JVMs or that the C used in the kernel has drifted such that the technique would no longer apply?

I mean that it's often difficult to take older projects like this and properly replicate the environment with all dependencies.

The point about the C used in the kernel drifting could be relevant, but with this sort of project I'm more concerned initially with reproducing results and then moving forward.

> Should I worry? > If you have secrets on virtual machines with shared hardware (e.g., in the cloud), you should be aware of the issue. But it’s not good for your health to worry too much.

Nice.

They might be able to pair the video from the drone with the microphone on your phone and get something reasonable (if the drone is far enough away).

It seems like lot of URL shorteners have shut down over the last few years. Is there a common reason? Malware?

More likely (though malware can contribute to this) they just can't justify the cost. There's always going to be a terse response that someone could build one in an afternoon and a $5 Digital Ocean VM, but bandwidth costs can be significant at scale.

Twitter doubled their character limits in a tweet while Twitter users adopted the concept of multiple tweets to form a thread. No other services (to my knowledge) impose character limits that would require url shortening.

Neat. Seems a bit like like live volatility3 plugins.

Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12714846

:')

Amazing. Makes me glad I signed up with PayPal.

Near the end there so many people were cancelling that if you used a credit card they would, without your consent or interaction, start your service up again. https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/559352/moviepass-reinsta...