BitMastro

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by BitMastro 13y ago
That's interesting! But isn't there any delay between currency exchange and an exchange fee as well?
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by BitMastro 13y ago
I'd like to point out that "in the wild" on android literally means "they're not in the play store", but rather downloaded from somewhere else. The play store scans every submitted the apps for malware (in the
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by BitMastro 13y ago
On Android you can mail a file, people click on the attachment, click allow installation and they're done. I'm not saying it's better, in fact I think TestFlight may have many other useful features that this crude method does
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by BitMastro 13y ago
threeseed is well known to "favour" the Apple ecosystem and disdain the Google one. In other words, it's trollish
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by BitMastro 13y ago
I'm always surprised when people complain about the slowness of the emulator and they haven't tried genymotion or the x86 emulator. I mean, they're tools developed for your job, learn to use them! It would be like coding usin
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by BitMastro 13y ago
There is something I don't understand about Bitcoin: right now there is a lot of instability in the exchange rate of Bitcoin and everyday currency like dollars, euros, or pounds, from the graph I checked from here[1]. How can it be a v
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by BitMastro 13y ago
Honest question: if DuckDuckGo doesn't track the users, how can it improve when more users are using it?
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by BitMastro 13y ago
http://blog.webmproject.org/2013/03/vp8-and-mpeg-la.html
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by BitMastro 13y ago
There are ways, but maybe KDE is a better alternative
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by BitMastro 13y ago
Would you have the same reaction if you were using undocumented APIs in Windows or iPhone private APIs and then they changed them? There is an unofficial way and that is putting your device in developer mode.
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by BitMastro 13y ago
I see that you prefer downvoting rather then having a discussion, so I will stop here. Edit: Apologies, I didn't know that rule, it was obviously someone else.
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by BitMastro 13y ago
The meaning of the "don’t be evil" motto is "We believe strongly that in the long term, we will be better served — as shareholders and in all other ways — by a company that does good things for the world even if we forgo some
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by BitMastro 13y ago
I'm not sure if sarcasm, but I have issues with defining "EVIL" as "removing a feature to allow custom streaming". I also have issues considering falling down the stairs an "EPIC" fail, or reading companie
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by BitMastro 13y ago
Yes, it still can, but the app allowed to stream without using the browser, for example from the phone's gallery.
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by BitMastro 13y ago
Reductio at Evilerum will be the new Reductio at Hitlerum
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by BitMastro 13y ago
But.... you don't have to install anything to get the password. Open a new tab, Google "safari reveal password javascript", open the second or third link, drag the bookmark, reveal the password.
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by BitMastro 13y ago
None of them was using google+, though. Google+ is not going away (it's a big source for ranking and more) and this project leverages (I suppose) most of the existing infrastructure.
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by BitMastro 13y ago
Remembering the analysis on what google shuts down and what it doesn't: if it's social and linked to google+, the chances are very low. IF it starts (and that's a big if), it allows to get revenue (as a percentage of the fee
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by BitMastro 13y ago
What do you mean by technology? I think it's basically hangouts with money exchange. Very similar to how freelancing websites work
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by BitMastro 13y ago
Use just "man king woman"
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by BitMastro 13y ago
dl.google.com handles all the downloads for google chrome, factory images for android, eclipse.. not exactly tiny and especially not insignificant complex web app: Cloudfare https://www.cloudflare.com/railgun BBC h
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by BitMastro 13y ago
True, but by definition a good programmer should take non English names into account. ;-) It is more an example of random prejudice introduced by a programmer. In that case I retract some of my points.
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by BitMastro 13y ago
I partly disagree for the following reasons: 1) If the programmer is good the computer COULD show prejudices. It's not an implication. I can be a racist bigot, but if I'm a good programmer I will not prevent login for the users 晴輝
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by BitMastro 13y ago
I'm convinced of the opposite: humans judge basing on incomplete and incorrect data, they are often malicious and selfish and blinded by personal gain. Computers don't have prejudices, don't have a motive, and work on the spe
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by BitMastro 13y ago
"Public places. It may sound obvious, but you have little to no privacy when you are in public. When you are in a public place your actions, movements, and conversations are knowingly exposed to the public. That means the police can fo
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by BitMastro 13y ago
And how is this related to "altering the content of the email"?
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by BitMastro 13y ago
http://www.bonkersworld.net/google-reads-your-email/ ?
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by BitMastro 13y ago
Not suspicious at all. Are you being paranoid? Binary blobs are so widespread unfortunately that you will find it difficult to have something that doesn't ship them. Graphic card drivers? Wireless chips? Even a computer BIOS is mostly
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by BitMastro 13y ago
It reminds me of the Cornell boxes created by Neuromancer and Wintermute
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by BitMastro 13y ago
The same happens with Google Maps https://maps.google.com/locationhistory/ unless you disable location history. I think it's naive to suppose that your location information is not stored anywhere. Moreover, your l

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