SlickNixon

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by SlickNixon 4y ago
I see this kind of the comment--legible, complete sentences, no grammatical errors, but otherwise totally missing some basic element in what they're replying to--from time to time, generally only on HN, and I wonder if they're edg
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by SlickNixon 4y ago
> which is only known to the owner If the cryptographic key has actual value (like the ability to access goods and services) what prevents the owner from sharing or selling copies?
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by SlickNixon 4y ago
The cryptographic key is encrypted?
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by SlickNixon 4y ago
Of course, none of these achievements are small. But had Google been on time things might have been different. I would still say that the difference in stakes between the two companies (with Facebook looking at the ash heap if they lost) wa
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by SlickNixon 4y ago
What prevents people from duplicating the cryptographic key and using that to access said clubs?
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by SlickNixon 4y ago
I think the claim would be lucky in terms of time, not execution. Facebook appears to have all the same stagnation problems that MySpace did, with a little more time in the sun because they're entrenched in a static market. Google Plus
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by SlickNixon 4y ago
> a variety of goods and services Which are?
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by SlickNixon 4y ago
> no LinkedIn for a guy this high up? First step after leaving the dinner would be to scrub any online presence (to enable this exact comment). Not calling you out specifically, it's the right play.
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by SlickNixon 4y ago
> It's simply not true Of course it's true. Modern stealth aircraft have curves a plenty. This is an extremely confident reply given that's it's to somebody who's referencing the book by the guy who built the thi