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Re:Apple devices are leaking sensitive data over BLE on Tuesday July 14, 2020 @04:52AM (#23829817)
I think this section justifies the implicated recency: "The corresponding research paper [...] will be presented at the 20th Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (PETS 2020) on 14-18 July 2020 in Montreal, Canada."
Re:Secret State of North Korea [video] on Thursday January 16, 2014 @06:06AM (#7068909)
some might take this

"wget ga.video.cdn.pbs.org/cove2.0/frontline/773e4c49-c6a6-47a0-b075-7f298847a106/2014-01-14-201639/hd-mezzanine-16x9/00003206-16x9-hls-400k-00001.ts"

and iterate to *00323.ts

This German site [1] had an article on the bare cost AppGratis asked the developers to pay:

In Germany you pay 15.400€ for a slot.

They work on a CPI basis. The CPI rate is 1,1 euro for iPhone and 2.2 for iPad. They list the amount of downloads that they "generally can achieve in Germany, Austria and Switzerland"

iPhone : 10,000 DL - iPad : 2,000 DL

[1] http://www.iphone-ticker.de/15-400e-pro-aktion-wie-appgratis...

this makes me sick.
Re:Report: Apple Orders 380K Sandy Bridge MacBook Airs on Friday June 10, 2011 @06:38PM (#2642676)
A nicely integrated GSM SIM-port would be appriciated
Re:Applist.me shares your iPhone apps. Usefull? on Sunday February 06, 2011 @04:04PM (#2186447)
Thanks. And, yes of course. But sadly there is no API available and the only other direct alternative is to "print out" a list in iTunes.

Also appshopper.com, but the have to mutch overhead for simply sharing your apps, imho.

Re:Applist.me shares your iPhone apps. Usefull? on Sunday February 06, 2011 @03:38PM (#2186389)
It's more ment to save you the time, typing a list of 100+ app-names. I'm not afraid of talking to friends. But when I met them, i'd rather won't use the valuable time to talk them through a huge list of iPhone applications.