RDeckard

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by RDeckard 13y ago
#1 Pretty much guarantees a non-poverty lifestyle too :)
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by RDeckard 13y ago
I still use the basic HTML client in many circumstances, esp. when tethering off my phone with limited reception: https://mail.google.com/mail/h/ It approximates the first Ajax/DHTML interface that Gmail intr
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Link to the HN thread with email clients?
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by RDeckard 13y ago
"PGP-style encryption" probably implies public-key cryptography. Like the other poster said, using various computer inputs to feed the entropy source during key generation is not specific to PGP or public-key cryptography at all.
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by RDeckard 13y ago
They also sell advanced features such as encryption and compression.
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Simple in your context is the act itself without considering all the repercussions that mosburger mentioned.
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Agree, not much substance in the article. Just another sensationalist piece.
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Inevitable Seinfeld reference: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLTg2nHZEHQ
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by RDeckard 13y ago
That's pretty cool. A natural step further is to automatically rebuff the dirty areas, but they probably couldn't go there due to their union having objections to it. I have heard things as silly as employees being prohibited from
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Can't tell fact from fiction these days. What is the credibility of investmentwatchblog.com ?
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Is Bytemark operating at a scale where a govt would want a site-wide tap?
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Didn't they already have a similar service (similar to Yahoo Answers, but I forget the name), where people got paid to answer other people's questions? Only for the service to be shutdown some years later. Anyone remember the name
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Can anyone count how many times "Mr. Bloomberg" is mentioned across all the slides? I lost count...
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by RDeckard 13y ago
That's funny hijackson, because My roomate's mother makes $87 hourly on the laptop. She has been fired for 7 months but last month her pay was $21739 just working on the laptop for a few hours. Read more here=====>>>>&
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Very cool.
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by RDeckard 13y ago
I've think he's got a vendetta against the US govt now. I bet he really wants to stick it to them after what they've done. Don't you agree?
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Kim Dotcom is a maverick!
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by RDeckard 13y ago
The girl in the picture looks like a leaner Kate Upton.
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Yes. See http://mobandmultitude.com/2013/07/02/the-nsa-comes-recruiti...
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Kim Dotcom is a maverick!
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Haha, golden, classic line! Came here to post it, came into my head seconds after reading the article :)
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by RDeckard 13y ago
haha, a harsh dose of reality. repped.
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Are you a chemist?
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by RDeckard 13y ago
jroseattle, great post, what firm did you take over as mgmt of VP/Engineering? just curious.
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Know that feel. I am from Canada (which is probably closer to US culturally than Europe) and having been here for 5 years, I am really really home sick...
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by RDeckard 13y ago
I will add than Twitter had a specific atmosphere compared to other so called startups. The employees seem to be ... beautiful looking ... brb using imagination since no pics
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by RDeckard 13y ago
Time to upgrade.
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by RDeckard 14y ago
Thanks. Didn't bother watching the video either and was slightly annoyed they never mentioned in the text. (Again, sensationalist title, and probably a cheesy video. But maybe I just woke up with a bad mood :))
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by RDeckard 14y ago
>What a quaint and gross way of looking at the world. Yet very pervasive.
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by RDeckard 14y ago
And it's bookmark system is still second to none (imo)

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