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by bennyg 13y ago
These codes are dead. Try these: 64641c44-2d78-495d-b900-4534312f59be 1659560f-e90c-4617-9a1b-d909b7fdb3ec 2548e52a-050a-42eb-ab02-9bd4f00e431a 4f634b69-e77a-430d-9d44-9b831a695572 3042ae64-09aa-431f-beb2-8092c99827cd bb049652
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by bennyg 13y ago
This is why it's in Beta. Thanks for pointing that out to me - I'm gonna' roll that in right now (although everyone will lose their data as it stands, this is good). I'm imagining this is a good crypto library for its Ru
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by bennyg 13y ago
Right now I'm not sure yet. This is just my MVP, and I haven't quite figured that out yet. My first thought was a SHA hash of the Server vs. the same hash of the Github code. Unfortunately I'm not quite sure if that's fe
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by bennyg 13y ago
To be honest, I'm not sure yet. There are a couple things to figure out: - How to make sure the entire process is more transparent, beyond hosting the code on Github right now. Basically, how do I prove that that is the version that&#x
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by bennyg 13y ago
Beta Codes: ebcc8d74-edee-46c6-a640-020741a9b2eb 15ea4fa0-3ad6-46ea-a3b8-07136117f722 64641c44-2d78-495d-b900-4534312f59be fdb92162-6de6-4868-b5f1-d5e1ba35516d c8d0fbb9-60c5-4156-92d2-8c9db48f1600 e88a760e-7a4b-4ff2-9276-039d7
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Show HN: Onions.io – secure and open-source text storage in the cloud(onions.io)
40 points by bennyg 13y ago|36 comments
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by bennyg 13y ago
What's the official term for my team, and my team only, in an open room where we can whiteboard problems, shoot the shit, play guitar, shoot each other with Nerf guns and churn out more work on average than my entire organization? Caus
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by bennyg 13y ago
Are the terms they reduce to constant, i.e. are they the same variables like spin or charge, no matter the problem? I'm not a physicist - not even close - but I do love a good mathematically general abstraction across a problem space.
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by bennyg 13y ago
Tesla's doing cooler shit, in my opinion, than FB is. Stuff that matters more, again in my opinion, for at least the U.S. and reducing our total dependency on oil. Look here ( http://www.teslamotors.com/supercharger ) fo
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by bennyg 13y ago
Just like being in the real world. Make smart decisions to the best of your ability and you'll be alright. There's nothing inherently wrong with the internet. Some people have things inherently wrong with them, and some of those p
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by bennyg 13y ago
I don't think your point's valid either. Driving is operating heavy machinery, plain and simple. Driving without a seatbelt is totally different than using Facebook, or eBay, or Craigslist, unrestricted. They really couldn't
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by bennyg 13y ago
I'm imagining they are using a data set of fingerprint points (statistical anomalies), and then using machine learning to get a good statistical model of it when you first set it, and every time after that. I doubt they're image m
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by bennyg 13y ago
Good luck brute forcing an iPhone without it locking up forever though - regardless of your semantic considerations here.
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by bennyg 13y ago
I say sure, extra scrutiny there. But we should also hold hackers (in the laymen sense of the word) who steal either information, finances, or actual things under just as tight of scrutiny too. I don't trust either to be honest.
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by bennyg 13y ago
What if KitKat came to them?
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by bennyg 13y ago
Definitely spend more time on it - cause it's a great idea. It's really just some design nitpicks I have. Everything's full-screen and stretched so it seems like a ton of information thrown at you. Each posting has a top line
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by bennyg 13y ago
> The reason we are currently enjoying an alternative employment universe, insulated from the rest of the economy, is that the mass of unemployed people predominantly couldn't break into this field if they wanted to. Art major, adve
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by bennyg 13y ago
Although not Podunk by any means, here's Google's Wisconsin satellite: http://www.google.com/about/jobs/locations/madison/
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by bennyg 13y ago
Wouldn't they start moving important web sites off of SSL then? Surely they couldn't be the only ones able to exploit if they found it. Or at least, if they found it, others could theoretically as well.
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by bennyg 13y ago
I wasn't really interested and I liked the video. As long as it looks decent and isn't a powerpoint slide of stuff, I'm cool with it.
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by bennyg 13y ago
Where I went to college, The University of Alabama, their design departments in the College of Art and Art History only had Macs in the computer labs where graphic design was taught. And the Advertising department only had Macs in the compu
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by bennyg 13y ago
2000 character limit, so here's the rest: My first thoughts are on SSL - if that's secure enough. Because usernames and passwords hit the backend code in plaintext, and then are transformed, a MITM attack that knows my ssl key cou
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Ask HN: What's wrong with my security model - and where can it be attacked?
6 points by bennyg 13y ago|1 comments
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by bennyg 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - remote/contractual Proficient in: Objective-C and iOS / UX Design (Photoshop and Illustrator) Semi-proficient in: Ruby, Rails and Heroku backends I've got about 2.5 years of iOS and Objective-C development unde
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by bennyg 13y ago
Both have highly stressful moments, and both can require ingenuity to get things done well. Most of the time, the work you're doing as a web engineer isn't groundbreaking stuff - it's just perceived as more high-brow than ser
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by bennyg 13y ago
I don't know, I saw that you said you haven't read a book in months - I thought maybe you had one in mind. If not, I recommend "Timeline" by Michael Crichton. It's not a taxing or immensely intellectual read, but it
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by bennyg 13y ago
My dad is literally doing that right now. I talked to him this past week, and he downloaded Xcode and is going through tutorials in hopes of making an iPhone app idea he had. He is a self-employed cartographer making print maps, and had an
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by bennyg 13y ago
You should read that book. Seriously. If you don't have fun at your job, and you're not having fun away from your job something needs to change. It's easier to have fun in the latter situation versus changing your job. Good l
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by bennyg 13y ago
LED or similar Shirts/Clothing. Imagine having to buy one shirt that doesn't get dirty (ie similar to never-wet, it just will repel everything). And then you can buy packs of designs for $5, or make and sell your own. It will tota
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by bennyg 13y ago
After a WHOIS, it looks like the domain was registered by Onemine - and this is the most likely candidate for who registered it: http://www.onemine.com/ My guess is, they still own the hosting and server space for the domai

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