#Nexus left 4 dead 2 code#

Suppose you want seВcure comВmuВniВcaВtion, which means you've got a priВvate key on your phone. Here's just one samВple apВpliВcaВtion, beВcause it's the kind of thing I'm thinkВing about these days. But it would be tragВic - tragВic - if ApВple didn't proВvide an open API to that nifty NFC hardВware. Payment andвЂ¦ Yeah, there's no doubt that payment is the apВpliВcaВtion that's getВting the headlinВer atВtenВtion. One problem has been Apple there are lots of apps that don't get built when a huge proВporВtion of well-heeled cusВtomers can't play. John Beatty gives a detailed explanation (want to understand tokenised NFC? Start here) and this note:ДЄnВdroids have had the APIs, and most devices have had the hardware, for years now. How Apple Pay works and why it matters for developers > Clover Developers Blog Social media-isation killed the video feed? Commenters disagree about the cause, however - they think (and give reasons to explain) it's somewhere in the video/broadcast production side. By Apple making the decision to add the JSON code, it made the website un-cachable. As a result, this was causing the page to make refresh calls every few milliseconds.

#Nexus left 4 dead 2 code#

Unlike the last live stream Apple did, this time around Apple decided to add some JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) code to the page which added an interactive element on the bottom showing tweets about the event. While at first I assumed it must be a capacity issue pertaining to Akamai, a deeper look at the code on Apple's page and some other elements from the event shows that decisions made by Apple pertaining to their website, and problems with how they setup storage on Amazon's S3 service, contributed the biggest problems to the event. A watch guy's thoughts on the Apple Watch after seeing it in the metal (tons of live photos) > HODINKEEДЄpple's live stream of the unveiling of the iPhone 6 and Watch was a disaster today right from the start, with many users like myself having problems trying to watch the event. Would cost Apple a lot less than a U2 album release. Twitter joined the bug bounty train this summer, and has already used it to squash 55 bugs. Facebook has given out as much as $33,500 as a bounty for a critical bug. As of August 2013, Google had paid out $2m in rewards. Google and Facebook have been running bug bounty programs for years.

'If you're not doing a bug bounty program, you're perceived as not really caring about problems.' 'Bug bounty programs are all the rage at the moment,' says Kouns. But Apple is one of the notable tech hold-outs in instituting a bug bounty program that incentivizes security researchers to find problems in its products and report them. Whether Apple's having a bounty program would actually mean that a bunch of pervs wouldn't know what Jennifer Lawrence looks like naked is debatable. 'Why would we incent you to try to attack and break our stuff?'

'The philosophy of some bug bounty hold-outs is, 'We don't negotiate with terrorists,'' says Jake Kouns of the Open Security Foundation.