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Recording this week’s episode of The Talk Show with @marcoarment. What’s the over/under on episode length?
Too little too late imo, but @letsencrypt is raising the bar and if other services get better that’s a big win for us all.
This must mean that @letsencrypt is working (I’ve switched and 👍🏽). StartSSL recently announced some ripoff too.
Hey @Comodo_SSL - what’s up with that? This is a great motivation to move our certs to a less shady company. letsencrypt.org//2016/06/23/…
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Just used chip & sign at a coffee shop in the USA. Oh, America. God bless you. At least you're trying?
That may be the second most exotic thing I've eaten, after snake liver. Snake liver wasn't bad either really.
NSURLSession and Touch Input streams are swapped if you’re attending remotely (I think rooms switched) #WWDC2016
This session isn’t streaming for me. No “Watch” option in the WWDC app and it’s not on the web either. #WWDC2016
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.@snarfmason That is true for per-file encryption. Per-extent means different parts of one file can be encrypted with different keys.
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It sounds like they’re doing the in-place migration like btrfs does (using free space for APFS metadata). #WWDC2016
APFS: default on all devices in 2017 (no month specified). In-place, non-destructive conversion of HFS+ volumes.
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Anyone know of a use case for per-extent encryption in APFS? Very strange. #WWDC2016
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Sneaky! I like it. Be careful when typing package names out there everyone.
How a college student tricked 17k coders into running his sketchy script arstechnica.com/security/201… by @dangoodin001
New App Store review guidelines: developer.apple.com/app-stor… #WWDC2016
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This is not a drill: Apple File System #WWDC2016 nitter.catsarch.com/davidronnqvist/status/…
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