CPAhem

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by CPAhem 13y ago
Your tax $ at work...
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by CPAhem 13y ago
This is a good idea, and looks promising. Running it going on other browsers than Chrome would be nice. Is there any way of getting it compatible with the Syncdocs program which does local machine encryption of Google Drive files? It looks
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by CPAhem 13y ago
For "at-rest" Google Drive encryption syncdocs works well. No unencrypted files are ever stored on Google Drive. http://www.syncdocs.com/syncdocs-screenshots/how-to-encrypt-...
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by CPAhem 13y ago
It is a great idea. I've heard of many companies that give small (~$500) bonuses for successful hires. The unintended consequences listed here are interesting as like any system, people will learn how to game it.
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by CPAhem 13y ago
Might be why Google is upgrading all SSL certs to 2048 bit http://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.com.au/2013/05/changes-...
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How to encrypt Google Docs and Google Drive(syncdocs.com)
9 points by CPAhem 13y ago|3 comments
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by CPAhem 13y ago
Features are what sells products, the cost is that they make the product more complex (and add to the cost). Simple products are often easy to use, and document, which is one of the reasons Apple does so well.
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by CPAhem 13y ago
What did your bitcoin bots trade?
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by CPAhem 13y ago
Businesses are way better than Joe Consumer, they need less support and pay more. On that subject, stay away from "free" plans, unless you really need freemium marketing - the support for free users is usually the most.
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by CPAhem 13y ago
I agree. Most attacks on secure systems involve attacking the engineering - the implementation of the system, rather than even attempting to break the crypto, even if it is only DES.