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  1. """
    [Sun and Xue] defrauded Apple by submitting counterfeit iPhones for repair, to get Apple to exchange them with genuine replacement iPhones. [..]

    They submitted the fake iPhones, with spoofed serial numbers and/or IMEI numbers, to Apple retail stores and Apple Authorized Service Providers, [..]

    [They] submitted more than 6,000 inauthentic phones [..] causing an intended loss of $3.8 million [..]
    """

    daringfireball.net/linked/2024

    via mastodon.social/@daringfirebal

    #daringfireball #apple #scam

  2. """
    [Sun and Xue] defrauded Apple by submitting counterfeit iPhones for repair, to get Apple to exchange them with genuine replacement iPhones. [..]

    They submitted the fake iPhones, with spoofed serial numbers and/or IMEI numbers, to Apple retail stores and Apple Authorized Service Providers, [..]

    [They] submitted more than 6,000 inauthentic phones [..] causing an intended loss of $3.8 million [..]
    """

    daringfireball.net/linked/2024

    via mastodon.social/@daringfirebal

  3. """
    [Sun and Xue] defrauded Apple by submitting counterfeit iPhones for repair, to get Apple to exchange them with genuine replacement iPhones. [..]

    They submitted the fake iPhones, with spoofed serial numbers and/or IMEI numbers, to Apple retail stores and Apple Authorized Service Providers, [..]

    [They] submitted more than 6,000 inauthentic phones [..] causing an intended loss of $3.8 million [..]
    """

    daringfireball.net/linked/2024

    via mastodon.social/@daringfirebal

    #daringfireball #apple #scam

  4. """
    [Sun and Xue] defrauded Apple by submitting counterfeit iPhones for repair, to get Apple to exchange them with genuine replacement iPhones. [..]

    They submitted the fake iPhones, with spoofed serial numbers and/or IMEI numbers, to Apple retail stores and Apple Authorized Service Providers, [..]

    [They] submitted more than 6,000 inauthentic phones [..] causing an intended loss of $3.8 million [..]
    """

    daringfireball.net/linked/2024

    via mastodon.social/@daringfirebal

    #daringfireball #apple #scam

  5. """
    [Sun and Xue] defrauded Apple by submitting counterfeit iPhones for repair, to get Apple to exchange them with genuine replacement iPhones. [..]

    They submitted the fake iPhones, with spoofed serial numbers and/or IMEI numbers, to Apple retail stores and Apple Authorized Service Providers, [..]

    [They] submitted more than 6,000 inauthentic phones [..] causing an intended loss of $3.8 million [..]
    """

    daringfireball.net/linked/2024

    via mastodon.social/@daringfirebal

    #daringfireball #apple #scam

  6. Stephen Wolfram keeps busy and loves the web at 65.

    TIL that the co-founder of WolframAlpha is 1) eponymous 2) alive and 3) an active blogger!

    writings.stephenwolfram.com/20

  7. I mean this reaks of desparation. It's not too surprising given their marketshare (at least among Wikipedia readers) is a below Firefox, which is already pretty low.

    Wikimedia pageviews, July 2024, Desktop:
    - Firefox: 14%
    - Edge: 12%

    analytics.wikimedia.org/dashbo

  8. Observations by Scott Heiferman after he sold his dotcom company in 1999 and went to work at McDonald’s:

    """
    he looked at my resume and asked about my job as chairman at i-traffic. i said, "it's an internet thing." he said "ok" and then asked me for my waist size.

    1. most of my mcdonald’s co-workers did their jobs much better than i ever could.

    [..]
    """

    web.archive.org/web/2004061609

    via kottke.org/24/08/0045096-scott

  9. Oatmeal is selling... what I can only call: an XKCD 303 re-enactment kit.

    Foam sword and all!

    ("My code's compiling")

    theoatmeal.com/blog/swords

  10. False modesty a tautology?

    """
    Sally is a skilled musician but does not [know] she is exceptional. She may talk endlessly about her skills [which] may make others feel bad about their lesser ability. If she realized this, she can avoid [that] in the interest of modesty.

    [So,] we think a modest person thinks less of themself [but], McMullin argues, paradoxically, to be modest, you must [first] realize you surpass others, [to] then act [modest].
    """

    psychologytoday.com/us/blog/ma

  11. Oh my,
    a web component?
    on jquery dot com?

    minibar is a 2kB standalone search widget. Accessible and progressively-enhancing (works without JavaScript!). An alternative to the popular 100kB DocSearch.js widget.

    It goes well with Typesense, an awesome FLOSS open-source alternative to Algolia. And it's (if you want, and yes we do) self-hostable!

    github.com/jquery/typesense-mi

    Demo: jquery.com/
    or qunitjs.com/

  12. Let's Encrypt transitions revocation program from OCSP to CRL.

    Why? Browsers have also switched browser-side checks (back) to CRL, after 10 years trying OCSP. It's all about privacy and performance.

    Until recently, your browser had to request data from the CA (eg DigiCert, Sectigo), which means they can know your sites and browsing/device habits. CRL solves this.

    letsencrypt.org/2022/09/07/new

    via letsencrypt.org/2024/07/23/rep

  13. Stratechery on Microsoft technology decisions in relation to Crowdstrike:

    """
    3rd-party developers could do anything, including “patching the kernel” [..]
    Two of the companies seizing this opportunity in the 2000s were Symantec and McAfee;
    """

    I find particularly interesting the way failure modes differ, fail closed vs fail open.

    stratechery.com/2024/crashes-a

  14. The 20 year lag is quite something. It tells a story. That's some patience, before seeing the impact on the population at large!

    "Smoking was a 20th-century problem. [..] it became steadily more common. By the 1960s, it was extremely widespread: on average, American adults [bought] more than 10 cigarettes every day."

    ourworldindata.org/smoking-big

  15. The 20 year lag is quite something. It tells a story. That's some patience, before seeing the impact on the population at large!

    "Smoking was a 20th-century problem. [..] it became steadily more common. By the 1960s, it was extremely widespread: on average, American adults [bought] more than 10 cigarettes every day."

    ourworldindata.org/smoking-big

    #OurWorldInData #OWID #opendata #smoking #lungcancer

  16. The 20 year lag is quite something. It tells a story. That's some patience, before seeing the impact on the population at large!

    "Smoking was a 20th-century problem. [..] it became steadily more common. By the 1960s, it was extremely widespread: on average, American adults [bought] more than 10 cigarettes every day."

    ourworldindata.org/smoking-big

    #OurWorldInData #OWID #opendata #smoking #lungcancer

  17. The 20 year lag is quite something. It tells a story. That's some patience, before seeing the impact on the population at large!

    "Smoking was a 20th-century problem. [..] it became steadily more common. By the 1960s, it was extremely widespread: on average, American adults [bought] more than 10 cigarettes every day."

    ourworldindata.org/smoking-big

    #OurWorldInData #OWID #opendata #smoking #lungcancer

  18. The 20 year lag is quite something. It tells a story. That's some patience, before seeing the impact on the population at large!

    "Smoking was a 20th-century problem. [..] it became steadily more common. By the 1960s, it was extremely widespread: on average, American adults [bought] more than 10 cigarettes every day."

    ourworldindata.org/smoking-big

    #OurWorldInData #OWID #opendata #smoking #lungcancer

  19. 🐧 High-Diving Penguin Chicks

    It's incredible how these young chicks jump from such heights, to start their journey to the southern sea!

    kottke.org/24/04/high-diving-p

  20. The semiannual PHP ecosystem report by Brent Roose just dropped!

    :php:

    stitcher.io/blog/php-version-s