Direct download link: Where did the cat hide my AirPods?
In this week’s episode, Christie and Audrey chat about Apple’s iPhone 7 announcements, Dropbox shenanigans and more!
Show Notes
Apple iPhone 7 announcements:
- Inside iPhone 7: Why Apple Killed The Headphone Jack
- Apple’s dual camera phone will change photography as we know it
Dropbox hacks:
- Revealing Dropbox’s dirty little security hack and Discovering how Dropbox hacks your mac
- Dropbox and additional Mac permissions
- Dropbox’s 2012 breach was worse than the company first announced
SMS for 2FA:
- The Limits of SMS for 2-Factor Authentication
- How Apple and Amazon Security Flaws Led to My Epic Hacking
Community Announcements
The Responsible Communication Style Guide
We’re excited to announce our first book project! Part of what makes The Recompiler special is the attention and care we put toward writing about the users and creators of technology in a way that’s inclusive and respectful of diverse identities. This is so rewarding, and yet we’ve struggled to find adequate references to follow.
This fall, we’ll be working with Thursday Bram to create a book on inclusive writing and technology, called The Responsible Communication Style Guide: technology and beyond. It’s a big project, and we need your help.
Transcript
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Issue 4: Legacy Systems
Our latest issue is in the shop and online now! Issue 4: Legacy systems focuses on how systems and code change over time, and how we maintain them. In this issue we have tips on how to maintain legacy code bases effectively, a history of the GNOME project and how it relates to urban change, a case study on working with legacy data, and other interesting and informative articles. Order now!
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