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by an_account_name 10y ago
Per-call billing sounds crazy - there should never have been a time in circuit switched or packet switched networks when that would have correctly captured costs.
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by an_account_name 10y ago
3-Clause BSD. Not too shabby.
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by an_account_name 11y ago
Utterly missing from this article is what kind of analysis you can do.
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by an_account_name 11y ago
It's a way of sponsoring community-led crypto research.
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by an_account_name 11y ago
Yeah, you'll have to push your way past me.
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by an_account_name 11y ago
From the 1997 letter that's included at the bottom: > We established long-term relationships with many important strategic partners, including America Online, Yahoo!, Excite, Netscape, GeoCities, AltaVista, @Home, and Prodigy. That
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by an_account_name 11y ago
Yeah, but I think there's a difference between email and chat in terms of how much discretion you habitually exercise when writing, so it's likely that it's more dangerous to you in court.
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by an_account_name 11y ago
Plus, it's all probably subject to discovery if you get sued, even assuming it doesn't get hacked.
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by an_account_name 11y ago
This post is terrifying.
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by an_account_name 11y ago
Okay, I'm assuming you can comment now, but we already know. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11346947
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by an_account_name 11y ago
Picking a round number of 200MM people in the world at the time [1], this is 0.1% of the entire population killed in a single event, which is staggering. [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_population_estimates
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by an_account_name 11y ago
Wouldn't hold my breath, given that the request to include their CA in Mozilla's trust store has gone nowhere in about 4 months: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1172401
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by an_account_name 11y ago
No meeting of the minds, no contract. Unless you take some positive action to confirm your acceptance of Apple's terms, there's no contract. (I am not a lawyer, and this is not legal advice).
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by an_account_name 11y ago
But it does have wireless! http://slashdot.org/story/01/10/23/1816257/apple-releases-ip...
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by an_account_name 11y ago
Licensed under the WTFPL! One of my all-time favorites.
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by an_account_name 11y ago
Is there a CVE for this? This seems like it probably has security implications.
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by an_account_name 11y ago
If you feel the need to experiment, that's great - it's a fun exercise. Just don't use it in production, and call your repo something like "brokencrypto" so nobody else tries to use it.