Snap a picture of a key and Key Me will turn it into a working metal key: just a reminder that locks probably aren't as secure you imagine. (via Schneier)
A service that turns pictures of keys into working keys
Apple patches bug that exposed deleted Signal messages
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Tor Browser's "New Identity" button didn't actually reset your fingerprint
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GoDaddy handed a 27-year-old nonprofit domain to a stranger 2,000 miles away
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Turn your desk into a 4K workstation with this iMac for under $350
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Score 5 years of piano lessons with flowkey for only $80
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Claude AI is having a moment — this $20 course helps you keep up
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