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by armored 15y ago
Encrypt with Truecrypt, share with Dropbox. Problem solved.
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by armored 15y ago
Callas tweeted on April 19: “I deleted my Dropbox account. It turns out that they lied and don’t actually encrypt your files and will hand them over to anyone who asks.” That's actually a lie too. Dropbox does encrypt your files, it's ju
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by armored 15y ago
I'm using Keypass with Dropbox to sync the db files. Without 2 factor. If you don't want to put all your eggs in one basket, I'd suggest using separate databases. One for each client is a good method. You have to remember more passwords s
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Hypotheses: Tacobell is real beef(filthycommoner.tumblr.com)
2 points by armored 15y ago|0 comments
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Google Is Investigated on Drug Ads(nytimes.com)
1 points by armored 15y ago|0 comments
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by armored 15y ago
I'd like to hear more about how you rolled your nice little snowball. Did you have any VC? You didn't have YC, but you did get support from Gangplank (gangplankhq.com) right?
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by armored 15y ago
As a corporation that would like to resist any demands for my customers information & data stored on my servers what can I do? Currently the way the laws are written it is illegally in some cases even to notify the customer that they a
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by armored 15y ago
Does this mean that 3 proxy servers serve all the traffic for ALL apps hosted on Heroku?
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by armored 15y ago
Thanks for being the voice of reason lionhearted. It's a little to early to condemn this incubator. The rush to judgement does highlight the need to be totally transparent these days. If you fail to spell out your terms clearly you're go
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Google to Launch Music Beta Today Without Record Label Support(phandroid.com)
1 points by armored 15y ago|0 comments
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by armored 15y ago
Gotta love utility computing. One minute your paying a fair market price of $3/mo comparable to Mozy, Carbonite or Backblaze. Next thing you know you are paying 33 times what you should have. Reminds me of the good old days of Compuserve
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by armored 15y ago
Right now my gripes with cloud telephony are not only the lack of transparency which you cover quite well, but also vendor lock in. What happens when your provider goes under, doesn't have it together technically, or decides to raise price
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Sony blames 'Anonymous' for data theft (reuters.com)
15 points by armored 15y ago|13 comments
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How to Play Marco Polo When Setting Prices(blogs.hbr.org)
1 points by armored 15y ago|0 comments
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by armored 15y ago
Yeah but that doesn't really tell you anything about the underlying hardware. Your performance will vary depending on which nodes your dyno is running on. Hardware abstraction is a great thing, I just think that a little more transparency
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by armored 15y ago
If you have received a legal notice from Righthaven make sure you add it to the Chilling Effects db: http://chillingeffects.org/input.cgi
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Facebook celebrates royal wedding by nuking 50 protest groups(boingboing.net)
2 points by armored 15y ago|0 comments
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by armored 15y ago
The old title was better. I like the article though.
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Plugging water leaks with data(radar.oreilly.com)
1 points by armored 15y ago|0 comments
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by armored 15y ago
Maybe hushmail.com ...
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by armored 15y ago
Yet another opaque cloud, where a vendor uses some disingenuous language to disguise or confuse exactly how much resources you are actually getting for your money. Cores != hyperthreads. Don't get me started on "dynos" or "small", "large"
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Bin Laden’s Compound Gets A Bum Review On Google Maps(techcrunch.com)
1 points by armored 15y ago|0 comments
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by armored 15y ago
I'm remember being fairly skeptical of the Backblaze storage pods. What happens when you have a power loss situation? What happens when a drive dies? Seems like it would be pretty tough to maintain and service those custom pods with the
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by armored 15y ago
I want to thank you for your thought provoking article. I just passed my 36th birthday, and I've reached some different conclusions. Many of my criticisms stem from your statements that are over generalized and inflexible. I may agree wi
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by armored 15y ago
I think you are over-reacting. Regardless of if it is in the TOS, Dropbox and every other company on American soil has to follow the rules set forth in the new TOS. If you want to ensure privacy of files stored on Dropbox I suggest you en
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How DIY Health Reform Can Help You Win The Talent Wars(techcrunch.com)
4 points by armored 15y ago|0 comments
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by armored 15y ago
"If you join a project with no version control, don't convince yourself that everything will be ok. Refuse to do any work until you version control it." Embargo on.
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by armored 15y ago
Brilliant. I've got a similar recipe for green tea. Instead of steeping it, cold brew it. Drop two teabags in a bottle of water. Put it in the fridge overnight. Comes out perfect every time. Cheaper and less sickening than those comme
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by armored 15y ago
No doubt. They need some $$ for support!
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by armored 15y ago
I wonder if I'm grandfathered in to 50? I signed up for one domain right after the service came out.

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