iNeal

April 2025

I believe they meant you only need it for a couple hours max so with the hourly rate it'd only be less than $0.02

Any word on people already paying the $50 for no data-cap on Comcast? Should I remove it for 2 months or did they say they'd waive it?

Not that I have anything against this (I do love GitHub) but pretty sure it's against their ToS to create multiple accounts.

I would guess HBO registered SeeFood Technologies Inc. as it definitely looks like an official stunt otherwise it might have been taken down by now. It's not uncommon for them to do this - see http://www.piedpiper.com/ and http://raviga.com/

Easier solution: don't commit private keys.

Pro-tip: use `git add -p`

I've read people saying they have at least 3 times that.

Any significant advantages of using this over mitmproxy?

Piracy is not the only reason why you would decrypt an app.

Why would you even consider using this app?

This is not malicious and does not violate any App Store rules. It's just not good security.

Isn't this what "Do Not Disturb" does?

Not 3G, EDGE.

You can probably still return it.

That is really cool!

Three.

It has always been.

It's been down since Thu, 18 Jul 2013 14:26:42 +0000. https://twitter.com/iOS_DevCenter/status/357869041005760512

Not sure where you got 28 hours (35 mins ago) from when it hasn't been even 27 hours yet (at this moment).

How would you know one isn't a student anymore? I'm pretty sure students don't lose access to their .edu email after they graduate (with most schools, at least). Not that I would do that, but there are people who certainly would.

Right, if you follow the conversation, they also replied this afterwords, "But at WWDC they couldn't tell us either way! "Submit it and find out", was the advice. So we did."

https://twitter.com/panic/status/321846667030695937

From their twitter, "Our best guess: non-interactive. Read-only status. Not "widgets" per se."

Source: https://twitter.com/panic/status/321846592921534465

That doesn't take network outages into account, which they may or may not had.

Technically by being here, you could be.

Not sure about all

This was introduced with iOS 5. Are they just now realizing it?