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Neither. This doesn't affect WPA2 in any mode, as long as WPS (WiFi Protected Setup) is turned off.

WPA has known vulnerabilities that an attacker can use to cause a router to leak data over its WAN Ethernet port, so it should be considered unsafe at this point. But, that has nothing to do with this attack.
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I was looking at kinvey.com mentioned in the comment of the article while researching an alternative for Adobe Publish at work. Their 1-2-3 explanation on the home page is compelling, except for the 1 part. Yes, one should have the option of creating or extending a custom model, but why not have a library of pre-built solutions? "Here's our e-commerce starter kit, it's got a cart, products, customers, tax tables, and inventory management. Also we built an awesome back-end and some integrations with these payment processors." If you're building a BAAS, why not pick three or four common web-app types and make the models for them.
This is always a good thing to have in your review:

Unfortunately Eric didn't let me share the actual images online, since this is still a pre-production unit and doesn't have the final software or viewer yet

This is a sad trend in the hardware industry; millions of dollars spent developing cool hardware, all to be ruined by not paying competent software developers. This has plagued Sony for ages and it's just kind of sad. (The justification is always, "our intellectual property is too valuable". Well guess what, it's not very valuable if the product you build with it is unusable.)

I'm also reacting to the fact that I will never be able to buy one of these, since there will never be Linux-based tools. Why is it so hard to spend a day setting an Ubuntu VM and a quick Makefile? I don't use Windows but can target software for it. Why is returning the favor so difficult?
Majority rule can become toxic by steamrolling minorities. For instance, just because the majority of the United States is caucasian doesn't mean the U.S. should pass laws favoring white people over other races. Incidentally one of the reasons why the Constitution inserted middlemen between citizens and legislative power was to prevent this sort of mob rule.

The founders didn't anticipate the Internet, though. If the internet mob (read: reddit) actually manages to start instilling fear in legislators and affecting laws disproportionately, it will be very interesting - and possibly frightening - to see what happens next.
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Failed ideas or products do not make you a failed entrepreneur.

If you look back on every failure and can honestly say (a) I didn't repeat the mistakes of the last effort and (b) I am learning what to do for next time, then you are probably on the right track. Though this is the naive, altruistic view of things. But sometimes people need to be reminded.

The problem arises when people aren't being just absolutely brutally honest with themselves. It's not just execution that needs to be fixed, sometimes it's the people or it maybe the market doesn't truly exist.
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I'm sad to see a comment like this, claiming so much but providing evidence for so little, as the top-rated comment.
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This whole thing is ridiculous. What does the fact that a tweet from Android's head was deleted (presumably because the instructions are not valid and possibly point at a server that has been compromised- but really, who cares why it was deleted) have to do with the open-source nature of Android?

This type of frothing-at-the-mouth commentary is why people call them fanboys.
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Yeah the week long adjustment every so often seems excessive
The challenge is that we live in a culture that defines us by what we do and have. I get asked about what I do a few times a day. I spent a couple of weeks in Paris last Fall, and not once did anyone ask me that question. It's actually impolite to ask such question in France :)
The whole "everybody should adopt UTC" business makes no sense to me. If a business needs to use UTC because of time zones or whatnot, they already are. It'd be weird having the day of the week change in the middle of the day in Japan, too.
My bday would always fall on a Monday on this calendar system and that is not fun
> Here's a revolutionary thought - the calendar is already fixed. Sporting events (etc.) don't have to happen on the same weekday, they can just always happen on the same date. Voila, predictable time planning that doesn't have to be redone every year.

Except you want work days off to be near a weekend. I'd rather have a 3 day weekend than Wednesday alone off...
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Why is this better though? When scheduling a meeting, I still have to figure out what "zone" another place is in so as to schedule an event during a normal workday.
Perhaps, but I'd like to think that the majority in a democracy would not push aside minorities.

Using your metaphor: There will be some caucasians that favor laws that benefit caucasians over others, but I would hope that the majority of caucasians would see that it is not ethical and not support such laws.
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wow, I like it more: http://shire-reckoning.com/calendar.

We're already used to stat holidays; "Days of Yule" are much less intrusive than leap weeks
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Sort of OT, but I'm not sure this is really broadly useful advice. In the world of iOS apps, for instance, that first impression is often the only one you'll get before people move on. Hard to say which is the correct approach for an app like this but sometimes it pays to polish the hell out of 1.0 instead.
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He makes a really good point and a bad one. I know that I for one am definitely more afraid of rejection than failure. Whenever I comment around here I usually take great care not to reveal what I do for a living. I don't make it hard for people to find out but I usually don't admit what my business is and most of my side projects too. I'm in the suburbs of Chicago and out here I'm a big fish in a little pond. There's not too much rejection around here. People are easier to impress. Once I get out of that comfort zone and into the wider world I become a much smaller fish in a much bigger pond and I fear rejection a lot in such waters. It's funny that I'm fearless about failure but am far more fearful of being laughed at or considered some sort of amateur. So the fear of rejection part I ink he's right on about.

Now I don't agree that you should distance yourself from what you do. I think it's vital that you become your business. I think it's one way to ensure success. Distancing yourself from your business seems, well cowardly to me. Maybe cowardly ismt the right word but I don't feel that's right.
The one thing I've noticed about every single person so far who has asked me if I could help them "protect" their javascript is that there was nothing at all unique about it.

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He just said , what I was going through . Thanks for sharing this .
I was thinking zombies. But, velociraptors are probably scarier.
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Maybe zombie velociraptors for the scariest?
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Also, what happens if a zombie bites a vampire?
I swear, whenever I start to implement something for my Parse-based app, Parse just goes and adds it to their framework. Stop making my life so easy!
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All joking aside, that actually sounds like a viable idea... I wonder how large the adoption would be.
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This problem has already been solved; it's called OData (http://www.odata.org/). Personally, I've been using it with Microsoft's new Web Api to great benefit.

It provides a very rich query API on top of basic http, and as you can see works naturally with REST services. I'm not aware of how other frameworks provide OData support, but some quick googling reveals that most web frameworks have odata libraries available.

It's an incredibly bad idea to allow SQL directly, for obvious reasons (would require executing user provided SQL among other things.)

I believe that having a single REST api that serves multiple front-ends (web, mobile, thick client etc) is the future as it removes the need to maintain an entirely different codebase just for a web interface. Indeed, many major websites have moved to this model.
Surely MAC address filtering is well and truly proven to be pointless to any serious attempts to, erm, join your network?

Spoofing MAC addresses is trivial, even under Windows.
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It seems unlikely to me.

For one thing, even on a desktop system mouse-over detection requires CPU usage and therefore power. Doing this continuously on a battery-operated system seems like a big waste of power for little potential gain.

Also, even with software to judge whether or not a touch is "intentional" I still accidentally touch things. Hovers seem to offer even more ways to be input unintentionally.
Update: Seeing as thought working under pressure maybe a valuable skill. Any suggestion on how to get past the brick wall and performing better under pressure.
stay away till it becomes at least a defacto standard if not a proper open standard available as a default in every OS I'd reasonably want to use -- just like jpg, gif, png, bmp are today.

I would rather compare it to raw than to jpeg. Looking how raw image formats face the problem of standarization (regardless of ISO 12234-2 - TIFF/EP), I wouldn't count on that happening soon. Currently photo manufacturers keep their raw formats proprietary, undocumented, and sometimes even obfuscated (opensource raw converters such as dcraw need to reverse engineer), so I doubt Lytro will behave differently.
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See my response below. I think they're trying to protect against potential weaknesses in the HMAC by requiring both sides to prove they know part of the PIN before sending information derived from the second part of the PIN. If a weakness is discovered in the HMAC, this scheme is supposed to allow either side to bail without leaking the whole PIN. This (supposedly) protects against someone spoofing the AP and selecting nonces that allow the PIN to be recovered.
If I ever had to get a job (as opposed to running my own startup) this would be one of the first places I'd apply.
Editorializing! Don't do that.

Actual title: "New York Times sends email to millions by mistake".

There is no evidence they actually cancelled any subscribers (as this edited title implies).
Perhaps the word you're looking for is half-hearted? That's how I felt as well after reading this. I was nodding along in agreement until I reached the end. I live and breath what I do and love every minute of it. And my level of devotion doesn't make me fear failure nor link myself to it. Failure is a moment. You've only failed when you've stopped trying. Until then, you're just continuing on the winding road to success and experiencing every stop along the way.
"Better options" is always relative. If you absolutely need cash-flow and freedom from administrative hassles, Startup Chile is not for you. But if you want some seed money to build on an idea without giving up any equity, and have ~8 weeks of working capital, this is a great deal. It all depends on the context of you and your company.
One way I think to mitigate this mind game of fear of failure/rejection is work on what you're "passionate" about. The word "passionate" is abused a lot but in this context I mean work on something you know you want to work on and genuinely enjoy doing. As a result hopefully you won't give a flying F about what others think or whether you've achieved some artificial benchmark of success. Consequently, the lack of self doubt that passion affords you will likely give you a greater chance of achieving great things as a side-effect but again thats not the goal.

Its the living up to rubrics, expectations, and some mold that really can put a damper on life and make you susceptible to these mind games. If your doing it, give yourself a break and recenter - life is too short.
But then they could sue us.
There's one benefit of watermarks (to the copyright owner) that's often overlooked. Removal of a watermark makes it much easier to prove willful infringement in a copyright lawsuit, which has a lot higher penalty. I don't remember the particular case, but there was one where that was a primary reason cited in the awarding of a particular penalty.
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That's what these guys are doing: http://www.ibcom.com.au/ despite a bit of a naff web presence I've had a peek under the hood and they're doing some really interesting stuff.
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Many developers are already using our StorageRoom CMS (http://storageroomapp.com) for this.

An administrator configures content types, editors manage the content and developers fetch the content through the RESTful JSON API (including CORS & JSONP support).

How is it different to Parse/StackMob/Kinvey? It is more about delivering editorial content to mobile or web apps and not about a read/write backend.
Errr, right. MAC addresses are sent in the clear, so filtering is pointless.
I am a photographer and have run into a secondary problem that results from blocking the easy means of saving an image. Most of our clients just want to share an image on Facebook and more than a couple have then just used their camera phones to snap a picture and post that, complete with motion blur and all.
Hmm that sounds intriguing. With Decal we're basically avoiding building any "features" or "modules" and instead using a totally SOA means of providing extensibility so the presence of services that provide a "plug n play" capability is something we're banking on.
If they knew at the time they the job was only temporary (i.e., they had planned in advance to dispose of him after a short time) yet they presented it to him as a "full time permanent" position ... obviously it's not the same as the classic car dealership B&S, but it doesn't seem like honest dealing either.
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The corporate drone pessimist in me thinks that the extra week would just be another work week, with the best case being "Ah yes, you get an extra half-day worth of PTO this year."
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Hey look, it worked when the Chinese government in the early 20th century switched to the Gregorian Calendar... Or did it? Paper calendars in China generally represent both Gregorian and Chinese calendar dates.

I'm going to assume when this new calendar is adopted, the chinese will then be able to buy three calendars in one.
Well, then they can all hide indoors for the month ala the ancient Incans and the rest of us can create some sort of new sort of month long Saturnalia/Yule/Winter Solstice remix.

We could even send a Krampus to go rattle their doors and windows on the appropriate day.
As far as I know, some BlackBerry phones do have this. The screen rests on a physical button. A touch to the screen activates hover; a press (registered by the button) activates a click.
I still do and I'm pretty sure they get trashed after, but that's acceptable, the purpose in my case is to reinforce brand presence and work seriousness, not exactly to share my info, the client already got my info from the site.
They would simultaneously say they also 'promote innovation over litigation'. When pointed at the contradiction, they'll see no generalization will ever cover every case. Soundbite dismissed. And they are right, because Wyden also prefers litigation over innovation in some cases. Almost everyone prefers that, in specific cases. That's why it's a completely safe opinion to state.
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Factual error: It is not WPA that is cracked here. It is WPS.
Humans are slaves to traditions. If it's introduced as a world wide party week from the start then people will feel like "it's always been done that way" and be less likely to fight it.
I can imagine the faces of the staff (who are too scared to speak up) when the CEO from overseas calls to organise a meeting at 3.30am in the morning the next day.
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Also open-source (http://github.com/samuelclay), actively developed, and social features coming soon (within the next 2 months). And of course, a history of shipping.
It's been done repeatedly, e.g. by Wilson at ACM 2004. It just hasn't passed the complex multidimensional optimization problem which is the process of actually pushing such technologies to market.

http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.95....
It's true that a 3rd party may not charge what you'd charge and your income may decrease, but your costs would also decrease somewhat.

If another site hosts your software too, that's less potential load on your download servers to handle the actual number of users. With some hosting providers, this directly reduces the amount of money you spend on web hosting (whenever less bandwidth is consumed).

And even if a 3rd party hosts your software, they can't just take away your copyright and claim that they wrote the software themselves. The software remains associated with you so the 3rd party's hosting provides a bit of free advertising. Maybe you didn't spend money on advertising, but some people do; and you could arguably spend less if enough 3rd party sites make it known that your project exists.

This probably doesn't amount to much but my point is that 3rd parties aren't creating complete freebies; their actions do help a little.
This would be great if we had already achieved the 1950s dream of the three-day work week.
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Is there a way to export data from Parse? If not, how do you address developer concers about getting locked in to the platform?
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It doesn't. Quarters just become 13 weeks. They'd mostly correspond to existing quarters as well, give or take a couple of days at each end.
Often when people face opposition they (we) interpret it as 'I must be doing something right' and it only validates to them what they are doing and will make them even more determined which I think will happen in this case.

To receive opposition / criticism, you have to be a very secure person to receive it well. Considering Politicians live on the opinion of others, I doubt they handle it well.

If we're honest, all of us get into a 'me against the world' mentality about plenty of things
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There was a very good talk at 28c3 that should remember everyone, that Apple and Google are not working for the public interest (as some fans still believe)

Partly NSFW:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vh07lA9EmIc

or:

http://ondemand.28c3.fem-net.de/events/4676.html
It's a great start. Keep rocking it.
I would like to see a list of Amazon's bullshit.
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Lots of hype around summly that does this with AI I believe. http://www.summly.com/en/technology.html
The GPL explicitly disallows revoking the license. It has occurred , however, that a company (Mattel) purchased a GPL copyright (cphack), revoked the entire copyright, went to court, and prevailed [1]

This may not be entirely accurate.

Background:
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Original slashdot comment:
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Archive of one of the authors answering if cphack was GPL:
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Well said! We choose to take the bad with the good... Though sometimes companies make it tough for us to appreciate the good.
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There's more about the attack here: http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2011/12/huge-portions-o...

Many web server programming languages and platforms are vulnerable to the attack.
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There cloudmine.me also. They are providing similar services. I think mobile BAAS is a limited market. But, domain based BAAS is a huge market. You can never build a backend model to suffice the needs of different mobile apps. It will be difficult to build a backend model for EMR system but providing a backend model to convert dicom data for consumption on a mobile platform will be a good service.
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I typically choose MIT; I'd like to see a comparison of BSD vs MIT/Apache.