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You didn't address my points. Just another round of wild claims.

This post cannot be taken seriously because:

1. You didn't cite any sources to your claims.

2. The author didn't even reveal his identity (posting under the author name of "news")

3. Self proclamations like this "ArabCrunch is an independent media, an alternative to the lies of mainstream media." don't help you at all.

tldr: I'm adding this website to my blacklist.

> PickToRead is a minimalistic and intuitive news reader.

So far it's just text on an annoying background. And if you're going to use a one then make sure the color of the text and the background don't match.[1]

> PickToRead changes the way that you read the news online by saving your time and letting you communicate with the people whom you choose.

It doesn't save me time if it requires me to register just to read an article.

[1]: http://i.imgur.com/kYRgHSK.png

Can you provide details on how the exploit works? Even in Arabic as am pretty sure someone will be able to provide a good enough translation for us.

Driving a tractor in a field and driving a car in towns/roads with other cars and pedestrians a whole lot different game.

The title should be edited.

It works on Firefox (using the Nightly build 25.0a1).

All you need to be on the front page these days is to mention the NSA or PRISM.

My laptop has a sliding piece of plastic that covers the webcam http://i.imgur.com/zRnNOEQ.jpg

> And security breaches take time (> 2 days) to properly investigate and report.

We can see that they did their job correctly by the overwhelming amount of details they provided us with.

Transparency? After 3 days? Transparency would be telling us right away (with an update as soon as they know more). They should also tell us what kind of info was taken and what does sensitive information mean to them since they don't seem to be sure about that.

> Sensitive personal information was encrypted and cannot be accessed, however, we have not been able to rule out the possibility that some developers’ names, mailing addresses, and/or email addresses may have been accessed.

Edit: and seriously, what does this "updating our server software, and rebuilding our entire database" mean?

No. The correct translation is "billions of billions"

And privacy.

Here's the Google cache version: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttp...

Why?

And the symbol for metre is "m" not "mt"

Strange that the URL for that article says June 28th!

> Let's show the community that Objective-C developers care about open source.

by organizing an event only to boost statistics.

This takes fanboyism to a whole new level.

It is available for Mac! The latest available version is Firefox 21.0 (stable channel).

http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all/

There is a similar tool built into Firefox (Tools -> Web Developer -> Responsive Design View)

Please, this is HN after all! I would expect most of the guys and gals here to know about tools such as isup.me or other similar tools. I don't think we need a post for every other website that goes offline.

You don't need to be logged in to see it (I was able to see it in a Firefox private window).

Here's the link without the fancy animation : http://www.google.com/trends/hottrends

I wouldn't advertise the "Made in USA", especially not after the NSA scandal.

And for other timezones : http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?iso=20130610T10...

Yes, it's PC only.

If only it was done using iCEnhancer http://i.imgur.com/adKTzcX.jpg

Dual booting Windows 8 and OS X

Thanks for this. I was having issues with the one OP linked to.