MTemer

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by MTemer 8y ago
Maybe by design, depending on what you mean. I think organized crime and state corruption (often hard to separate the two) thrives under all that chaos. Brazil is HUGE and I see many people asking to bring control back to each of the states
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Ask HN: OpenWRT, LEDE or something else?
1 points by MTemer 10y ago|1 comments
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by MTemer 10y ago
For personal reasons I have to stay a couple of years at my current job (back-end and some ops), I do some boring stuff but the payment is nice. I don't want my brain to slow down too much so I'm looking for a language to do rando
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by MTemer 10y ago
I think I'm too dumb to learn how to use something like Haskell (properly). I have a memory/attention problem, medication helps but I almost gave up programming for it. Don't get me wrong, my code is highly praised for being
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Ask HN: Go or Python? Expanding my toolbelt
11 points by MTemer 10y ago|17 comments
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by MTemer 10y ago
this sounds like "it's holes all the way down"
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by MTemer 10y ago
Don't be. Judging from all the apps I tested, making a good calendar must be a really hard problem (but I never built one myself). At least for my use case. I mean, how much money have MS spent on making the new Outlook web thing, and
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by MTemer 10y ago
Who needs working calendars when we have Uber.
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by MTemer 10y ago
I found it quite a hassle to manage a lot of events. So many e-mail exchanges, links and confusing interactions. It puts too much focus on the "confirmation" part. I couldn't find how to notify users a day before the event da
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by MTemer 10y ago
No e-mail notifications for the participants, unfortunately.
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by MTemer 10y ago
Thanks, I'll take a look. By the way, the events should be private (and might contain some confidential information).
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Ask HN: Calendar/event manager that doesn't suck?
10 points by MTemer 10y ago|12 comments
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by MTemer 10y ago
I'm curious, what if something like this was distributed as malware or viral links (the new rick and roll), would it get a lot of people banned? Would it work as a global privacy tool?
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Ask HN: Are Android apps a security threat?
2 points by MTemer 10y ago|0 comments
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by MTemer 10y ago
But if you're using accounts in "public" (like in the office) computers, aren't you trading an unlikely bruteforce for a single point of failure: your password manager, who's also in the cloud? Unless you also use 2
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by MTemer 10y ago
I always use huge passwords, do you think using an easier to remember ~10 digits password will be secure enough if I use 2FA? Or there is another attack vector that I'm not aware of? I imagine if somebody steal my password I would get
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by MTemer 10y ago
Oh I get it now, I misunderstood what Yubico could be used for. Thank you!
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by MTemer 10y ago
do you lose all your data if the disk suffers from any kind of data corruption? or can you somehow still mount, unlock and retrieve the files that weren't affected?
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Ask HN: 2FA hardware?
17 points by MTemer 10y ago|13 comments