Friday 31 December 2021

Thursday 30 December 2021

Wednesday 29 December 2021

Tuesday 28 December 2021

New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: How does my Instagram keep getting compromised?
Ask HN: How does my Instagram keep getting compromised?
137 by china | 83 comments on Hacker News.
I was an early Instagram user and got my nickname as my handle and I keep getting either locked out of my account or compromised altogether. Over the years, hackers have tried a number of things to steal my handle and I can usually tell how they get in. These days, I have no idea. I've been SIM swapped a handful of times. One time a hacker faxed a fake ID to Godaddy to try and swap out my domain to gain control of my email (they were successful). Now, I will try to log in to my account and will just be locked out. The email I created specifically for Instagram is not recognized, and there is no way to reset my password. I have two-factor auth on, I don't use the same password anywhere else, I change it regularly, etc. My current theory is there is some employee at Meta that's ultimately stealing the account. Does anybody have any idea how they're hacking me? PS: the worst part about all this is in order to get the handle back, I have to pull strings with folks I know at Meta, for a normal user, they would have absolutely no way of regaining access... [Update] Just got the account back and still have no idea how my email was removed from the account... [Update 2] Reviewing the security section I see a password reset email was sent to [username]@instagramz.com. No clue how or who changed the account email to that though.

Monday 27 December 2021

Friday 24 December 2021

GamePlan: Inside the NFL's Most Recent COVID-19 Saga - Sports Illustrated

Thursday 23 December 2021

Former NFL player died of 'chronic alcohol use,' autopsy shows - CNN
Vikings place Dalvin Cook on COVID-19 list - NBC Sports
Uncharted - Official Trailer #2 (2022) Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg, Antonio Banderas - IGN
Hollywood Reporter TV Critics Pick Best Twist, Weirdest Sex Scene and More 2021 Small-Screen Superlatives - Hollywood Reporter
Prisco's NFL Week 16 picks: Chiefs, Steelers thriller decided by one point, Bills get revenge on Patriots - CBS Sports
As Taysom Hill heads to COVID-19 reserve, Ian Book will start for the Saints - NBC Sports
Keep the big picture in mind as the Cavaliers head into Christmas break – Terry Pluto’s Scribbles - cleveland.com

Wednesday 22 December 2021

Third Nets game postponed with roster still ravaged by COVID - New York Post
Ranking college football's new head coaches in a wacky season that saw 28 teams make changes - USA TODAY

Tuesday 21 December 2021

Derek Carr to Raiders defense after his late INT vs. Browns: 'I promise we'll win it, just get the ball back' - NFL.com
Putin blames West for tensions, demands security guarantees - Associated Press

Monday 20 December 2021

Buccaneers WR Chris Godwin out for remainder of season with torn ACL - USA TODAY

Sunday 19 December 2021

Mac Jones after Patriots lost to Colts: We didn’t practice well this week - NBC Sports
Giants-Cowboys picks, predictions: Few brave enough to pick Giants to win - Big Blue View
Pete Davidson And Kim Kardashian Had A Staten Island Movie Date Like A Couple Of Cool Middle Schoolers, And Good For Them - BuzzFeed
NFL Week 15 Injury Report: James Conner, Broncos backs likely to play in week of uncertainty - CBS Sports
Why Mets hired Buck Showalter and what's next for new manager - New York Post
Giants-Cowboys picks, predictions: Few brave enough to pick Giants to win - Big Blue View
Jake Paul calls out UFC stars after Tyron Woodley KO: 'I’m going to embarrass them too' - Fox News

Saturday 18 December 2021

Kevin Durant eighth Nets player to enter NBA's COVID-19 protocols - New York Post

Friday 17 December 2021

Chargers' Donald Parham 'resting comfortably' and likely to be discharged from hospital Friday - CBS Sports
Leonard Fournette emerges as crucial part of Buccaneers offense: Why RB is thriving alongside Tom Brady - CBS Sports

Thursday 16 December 2021

Pelicans' Devonte' Graham drains miraculous 61-foot heave before buzzer to stun Thunder - CBS Sports
Peloton's Cody Rigsby Rips 'And Just Like That,' Says Their Fashion Sucks - TMZ
New top story on Hacker News: Show HN: Describe SQL using natural language, and execute against real data
Show HN: Describe SQL using natural language, and execute against real data
6 by napoleond | 3 comments on Hacker News.
I played around with GPT-3 to build this demo. Select a public BigQuery dataset and describe your query in natural English, then edit the generated SQL as needed and execute it. https://ift.tt/3yzZXkd

Wednesday 15 December 2021

Las Vegas Raiders' Allegiant Stadium named host site for Super Bowl LVIII in 2024 - NFL.com
'Hawkeye' shocks fans with reintroduction of an iconic marvel villain - Insider

Tuesday 14 December 2021

How Jaguars owner Shad Khan will decide whether to fire Urban Meyer - New York Post

Monday 13 December 2021

NBA postpones next 2 Chicago Bulls games amid coronavirus outbreak - ESPN
New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Robust and affordable alternatives to Google Play for app distribution?
Ask HN: Robust and affordable alternatives to Google Play for app distribution?
11 by m_kos | 2 comments on Hacker News.
TL;DR: I am looking for a platform to distribute my dissertation research data collection Android app to ~50 adult study participants in the US. The most important features are the ability to quickly and reliably deliver app updates over one year, safety, affordability, and good UX (participants are non-technical Android users). I don't want to use Google Play Store. To give you some context, for my dissertation project, I need to collect data using a custom Android research app installed on participants' phones for one year. The app requires a lot of permissions and continuously collects a lot of data. My colleagues discouraged me from using Play Store because Google banned their apps for no good reason and with no recourse, even though their research was approved by research ethics and human subject protections committees (IRB). This jeopardized their federally-funded studies and caused issues with their findings. For this reason, I would like to distribute my app to ~50 adult study participants in the US using a different platform. Four features are especially important to me. First, app updates need to be delivered reliably and relatively quickly over one year. Second, there can be no spyware, excessive tracking, unnecessary notifications, nudges to download other apps, and no annoying ads. Third, affordability is important because I would be paying for the distribution from my personal student savings. Finally, I would prefer a platform with good app update UX for non-technical users, including older adults. So far, I have looked into APK Mirror, but according to their policy [1], > If your app is new, doesn't have a proven track record, and not > unique, it will likely not be approved. I have also tried F-Droid, but at least on my Pixel 2 XL, updates of some apps downloaded from F-Droid often fail to install. Would you have any recommendations on what other platforms I could look into? Thank you. [1]: https://ift.tt/3oQcehl...

Nassar Abuse Survivors Reach a $380 Million Settlement - The New York Times