Amir6

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by Amir6 10y ago
Download link of the video since "oreilly" is an a* h* organization who doesn't allow you to watch it without signing into an account: http://srv72.clipconverter.cc/download/3LCUfYeKqZmwY7Wr2Nmaa...
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by Amir6 10y ago
Hey, I get redirected to your welcome page and the "remind me later" doesn't work. Cool idea though
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by Amir6 10y ago
Thanks for the response. I do not see anything on why you need access to "Contacts find accounts on the device, read your contacts", "create accounts and set passwords". P.S. Also as a personal preference, I don't l
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by Amir6 10y ago
Very cool project. Its good to see how we can get out of ambiguous A.I. in the background deciding on what is (or even should be) important for us to read and get exactly what you think you should read. Thanks for sharing
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by Amir6 10y ago
Nice work but again the same issue with all the permissions that are absolutely not necessary! I wish someone could explain this!
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by Amir6 10y ago
Good idea but I do not understand the necessity for the variety of permissions the app needs. Can you please explain?
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by Amir6 10y ago
Hey, This is a great idea but the way I see it its more of a demo tool but without any way to export the map (as embedded map or even GIF). May be I didn't completely get the point or it might be a good add. Anyways, great work and hop
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by Amir6 10y ago
Ad Block friendly link (similar article) for those who hate Forbes http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2016/06/elizabeth-holmes-net-...
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by Amir6 10y ago
A dating app for finding founders based on personal and professional qualifications and match? I guess it has been tried before but why not again
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by Amir6 10y ago
Yes, if private-ness of the conversations is a selling point for your app, your target market includes mostly of people who are concerned about how their data is being collected/used. By asking to access to pretty much everything that
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by Amir6 10y ago
Aside from lack of security design, there is a contrast between putting privacy as a priority aspect of your app and number of permissions it requires!
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by Amir6 10y ago
I assume a web app (on a main domain for the platform or a self hosted kind on the pub's sub domain) should do fine. Guests can create accounts, vote on songs or use as guest (maybe with their table number) and even try to order online
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by Amir6 10y ago
Excellent website, I use it (and try to contribute) all the time. I wish they wouldn't ban some websites in the system.
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by Amir6 10y ago
Wow that was Quick! I haven't joined yet but is there a public list of all spaces? Can you search by topic (or even hashtag)?
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by Amir6 10y ago
May be one of the least important amongst the list of things nobody knows!
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by Amir6 10y ago
This is a good list to start with but there are a lot of things that can be added/updated. For example, I do not consider using Telegram or Skype as an act privacy cautious people do.
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by Amir6 10y ago
A fantastic example of create a problem, solve it, make billions!
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by Amir6 10y ago
Hey, its a nice simple flappy bird style game. First thing that comes to mind playing with it is the up and down bottoms should be reversed in my view. I feel like most people like to use their right hand to go up and left to go down. I hop
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by Amir6 10y ago
This is when your projections for costs do not match reality and you have to cut down on costs of freemium plans! May be good for share holders but definitely not for users.
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by Amir6 10y ago
Indeed! I can not understand the logic of using phone number in such apps while many security experts (like Jacob Appelbaum) call cell phones as little tracking devices which allow you to make call and send text with! Such a disappointment!
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by Amir6 10y ago
How long do we have to wait until other GUI based PGP tools are using this in the backend?
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by Amir6 10y ago
Where did the satellite data come from?
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by Amir6 10y ago
I whish they were taking advantage of a RPi instead of going through some new board design. Good Luck anyways!
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by Amir6 10y ago
How is this a good thing for privacy?
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by Amir6 10y ago
Ellops was totally like Microsoft's spy to take Nokia down to a point where they sell it for pennies on dollar. Ironically, it hasn't worked out for Microsoft yet! Some may call it Karma!
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by Amir6 10y ago
This shows the absurd ignorance of many people (including security experts and even Snowden himself!) on using messaging apps that are based on phone number. As stated many times, there are limited number of phone numbers possible for every
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by Amir6 10y ago
If something works and as long as it is not such a crucial part of your life and its a matter of life and death, you can (in many cases) always go with what has worked previously. One other argument can be the cost benefit analysis of the r
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by Amir6 10y ago
In reaction to Infinite's reaction to Dropbox's action, I announce my "Reaction".
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by Amir6 10y ago
Very glad that it is possible to get back some of our tax money we spend on public research!
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by Amir6 10y ago
What a sad news while we are all appreciative of his work but more importantly wish a brighter prospect for the project.

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