Edmond

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Show HN: Letzcode via text chat(letzcode.com)
2 points by Edmond 9y ago|0 comments
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by Edmond 9y ago
You won't get in trouble but if the site uses products from the like of Akamai (Bot Manager) or Shape Security then you'll probably be blocked.
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by Edmond 10y ago
The more things change the more they stay the same...I did a manual port of http://www.box2dflash.org/ to JS a few years back to make educational simulations: http://schoolnotez.com/ http://appyn
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by Edmond 10y ago
the end of men indeed :) as if being automated out of relevance was not enough soon you can take your sperm with you as you retire to the "manly hills"...interesting times ahead.
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by Edmond 10y ago
Co-Sign 100% ....in fact anonymous identities is part of the service we're offering: https://www.cipheredtrust.com/doc/#anonymized-identities It is the perfect balance between privacy and accountability.
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by Edmond 10y ago
got it.
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by Edmond 10y ago
Identity can prevent abuse if it can be used as an effective way to keep the trolls out. In the real world if you know behaving badly can get you permanently banned from a place you'd like to have access to, that keeps you in check. Si
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by Edmond 10y ago
There are going to be people who are terrible and will continue misbehaving without concern for others....the basic problem with the internet as it currently exists is that it has almost entirely modeled our physical world's societal p
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by Edmond 10y ago
You actually can guarantee the transmission of information from one entity to another without sniffing or alteration...that is how internet transport layer security works....our API is built on those principles. Of course there may be other
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by Edmond 10y ago
There are folks like us working on this: https://www.cipheredtrust.com/ The trick is a scalable means to do identity verification on the internet...basically a way to do it that preserves user privacy and security and it is
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by Edmond 10y ago
can you elaborate on the HIPAA concerns related to faxing/transmitting health data? Faxing is a transport service... is the concern around security and privacy while en route from the API to the destination? If there was a way to facil
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Verify your true identity online using your IRS information(cipheredtrust.com)
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by Edmond 10y ago
It is indeed an uphill climb.
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What happened to sharing work with other developers?(blog.crudzilla.com)
3 points by Edmond 10y ago|2 comments
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by Edmond 10y ago
we are working on addressing the true-ID problem with a privacy preserving trust relay protocol: https://github.com/CipherTrustee/Trust-Relay-Protocol-API/bl... Basically a scalable way to verify identities in a f
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Trust Without Trust, Beyond OAuth, OpenID, OpenID Connect(cipheredtrust.blogspot.com)
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Show HN: A Privacy Preserving Trust Relay Protocol/API for Developers(github.com)
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Show HN: Privacy-Preserving Trust Relay Protocol/API for Developers(github.com)
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by Edmond 10y ago
more results from duckduckgo: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=+%7B%22scheme%22%3A%22http%22%7D+C...
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This Man Is the Most Dangerous Political Operative in America(bloomberg.com)
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From Headline to Photograph, a Fake News Masterpiece(nytimes.com)
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by Edmond 10y ago
Minor nitpick/correction: certificates are public keys, not decryption keys. Also you can only encrypt with a public key and decrypt with a private key or sign with a private key and verify with a public key. In general the CA PKI is m
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Hype on HackNews and Silicon Valley(blog.crudzilla.com)
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by Edmond 10y ago
Your comment is a very unfair and inaccurate description of Baltimore, it is also one that I hear often from people who clearly have no meaningful experience with the city. It is a city with many problems, no one can deny that, but like mos
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Bitcoin Users Who Evade Taxes Are Sought by the I.R.S(nytimes.com)
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Teslas in the Trailer Park: A California City Faces Its Housing Squeeze(nytimes.com)
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by Edmond 10y ago
I am the developer of HiveMind (crudzilla.com), I am currently stuck on what I think would be the final feature of the platform that would fulfill my vision of what a modern web application platform should be about. That feature is a drag-n
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by Edmond 10y ago
I have the perfect solution for this type of JSON configuration management, I wrote up a post on it: http://blog.crudzilla.com/2016/10/managing-configurations-wi... If you want to try the demo, send me an email (i
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by Edmond 10y ago
they can't 301 if they don't already support TLS. If you attempt to connect to a site over TLS that doesn't support it, for starters port 443 is not likely to be open. 301 is part of the HTTP protocol, TLS is transport layer.
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by Edmond 10y ago
I think the current approach of allowing site owners to decide how they're going to support TLS is the right approach, browsers taking it upon themselves to enforce it is a bad idea. Some additional reasons why it is a bad idea have al

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