Xuzz
- Karma
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- June 30, 2010 (16y ago)
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- Trail of Bits' Mobile Exploit Intelligence Project slides (trailofbits.com)
- Coding Horror: Because They All Suck (2007) (codinghorror.com)
- How to test your app on older iOS releases (blog.chpwn.com)
- Gatekeeper's Dialog (dcurt.is)
- How Siri's Authentication Works (blog.chpwn.com)
- Winners announced for the 2011 Pwnie Awards (pwnies.com)
- HP Palm webOS SDK 2.1 Publicly Released (developer.palm.com)
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Stack Exchange uses subdomains for many of it's beta QA communities, and we somewhat regularly get posts from them -- but, because HN only shows the domain itself, telling which community it's from requires clicking the…
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None, or almost none. I use Filters (or the equivalent in your email client) to file everything away.
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Other (explain in comment!)
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15 to 50: I can't always reply to everything important immediately, but I make sure I don't get too far behind.
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None, or almost none. I manage to read everything people send me, and reply to what needs replies.
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50 to 250: I reply to the important emails right away, but there's just too many to reply to them all.
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2,000 or more: I'm close to declaring email bankruptcy. If it's really important, I'll read it and reply to it, but there's no chance I could even read everything I get.
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Email Bankruptcy: I've declared email bankruptcy, sent out a message to re-send the email if it's still important, and I'll try and be better about replying quickly this time.
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250 to 2,000: I read only what's important.
- Official Wikileaks statement on DDOS attacks. (wikileaks.ch)