SHA-1 has been known to be vulnerable since 2005, and even in 2012 SHA-2 and SHA-3 were recommended.
Nonetheless, you have a point!
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Nonetheless, you have a point!
Lyft may have similar issues, but in cities without real taxi companies (e.g. Sf) there's no real alternative to being a part of this terrible "entrepeneurship". Tipping will put uber back on my phone.
Meanwhile I like not being a dick to drivers. What's the big deal?
By my reading, this allows not a whitelist of pages, but a whitelist of arbitrary addresses. Different granularities entirely. Can anyone else bring a light to bear on this?
If anything, at&t follows English: move literal 5 into register eax.
QT isn't native either.
Because that's the meaningful sense.
Of course, what they really need to do is put their phone away and actually focus on, you know, nothing.