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A compromise at Apple turns Mike’s week upside down. Reeling from the setback we dig into Mike’s concerns with Canonical’s crowd sourced Ubuntu Edge phone.
Why we\’re a bit dismayed at Firefox OS’ attempts to kill the app store…
And we answer your hard questions.
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- ZOMG, MIKE! Crypto is NOT broken… except that it is….
- Patrick’s Email
- Kyle was inspired by our Pomo love and wrote this web app
- Cary’s email: [In defense of Apple(https://slexy.org/view/s216d3rIzI)
- David is working on a project for a school system and though the law does not require that he encrypt the data itself in the database (make it not human readable that is) he wonders if he should anyway.
- Matty’s email: Could talk about \”environments\”
- Chris asks if we believe that devs who focus on langs that are run by corps are hurting their careers long term.
- Isak’s email: Working on a Game
Dev World Hoopla
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Apple Dev Center Down
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Apple Developer Website Hacked: Developer Names, Addresses May Have Been Taken
In an email to developers today, Apple revealed that its Developer Center website was breached by unknown hackers and was taken offline last Thursday as a precaution.
\”This is definitely not an hack attack. I have reported all the bugs I have found to the company and waited for approval. I am being accused of hacking but I have not given any harm to the system and i did notwanted to damage [sic],\” writes the user Ibrahim Baliç.
He has since told the Guardian, \”My intention was not attacking. In total I found 13 bugs and reported [them] directly one by one to Apple straight away. Just after my reporting [the] dev center got closed. I have not heard anything from them, and they announced that they got attacked. My aim was to report bugs and collect the datas [sic] for the purpose of seeing how deep I can go with it.\”
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FireFox wants to kill App Stores
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How Firefox OS plans to kill — not reinvent — the app store | VentureBeat
\”In essence, with Firefox OS, we made app discovery as easy as browsing the web, and we give you a very good reason to brush up the mobile optimised web sites you already have on the web,\” writes Mozillan Chris Heilmann on the company blog.
In the car industry, Formula 1 provides a commercial testbed for cutting-edge technologies. The Ubuntu Edge project aims to do the same for the mobile phone industry — to provide a low-volume, high-technology platform, crowdfunded by enthusiasts and mobile computing professionals.
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