bluedevmonkey

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Ask HN: GIS - offline routing with javascript?
1 points by bluedevmonkey 13y ago|0 comments
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by bluedevmonkey 13y ago
apparently there is no reason for them. even with PRISM and others, people are too lazy for that.
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by bluedevmonkey 13y ago
the most difficult task in the whole world. and they have to be excited... but where I live, nobody gives a sh.t what NSA does with all the private data.
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by bluedevmonkey 13y ago
What's with [RetroShare](retroshare.sourceforge.net)? Another question: What's the sense of a tool that nobody of your friends uses, especially in social networking? The will not migrate until Facebook etc. shut down
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by bluedevmonkey 13y ago
First: I'm a teenager, if that matters. I agree with you that ISP protection wouldn't be a good way, I secretly think Cameron just uses this as an excuse for something else (who knows). - I think the parents should decide what is
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by bluedevmonkey 13y ago
they didn't fix that issue since 2009. - another reason to use firefox. I've encountered that while designing a pixel-perfect website where firefox just give me the expected results while chrome hadn't the same results, didn&
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by bluedevmonkey 13y ago
it seems to be relatively simple to brute-force, because the used set is small compared to possible keyboard letters. but for most real world scenarios it should work, if there are only spammers who don't investigate and just ignore it
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by bluedevmonkey 13y ago
it doesn't seem insulting for me, perhaps my username led him to call us monkeys (what humans are, kind of ;).
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by bluedevmonkey 13y ago
so it's a process built upon a calling and without any comparisons to other? the last part is read into it, but you get the point; I think these comparisons affect the motivation - even if you don't do it for that. - i.e. this blo
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by bluedevmonkey 13y ago
There are some alternatives, i.e. where Captchas are only displayed when JavaScript is disabled. But all these methods don't work, at least someone just can analyze the traffic and do all the JavaScript-Stuff in a single HTTP/TLS
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by bluedevmonkey 13y ago
I didn't think of that long-term view you described. reminded me of some one-hit-wonder artists - thanks for that, but what's the way for a long-term success? the best one retains in the highest branches i guess.
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Be the best?
10 points by bluedevmonkey 13y ago|9 comments