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The 2nd Amendment should protect the Internet, not your AK47(byjess.net)
31 points by byjess 14y ago|75 comments
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by byjess 14y ago
I would have thought 5000fps would produce slower footage.
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Bill Gurly to LPs: Stop giving to billion dollar VC funds(pehub.com)
3 points by byjess 14y ago|0 comments
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by byjess 14y ago
The last three barbers I've gone too have all been over 60. Many of them pride themselves on being on being old fashioned, like having and old cash register. Perhaps not the case in SF, but certainly in middle America.
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by byjess 14y ago
Well... I didn't see that coming. Interesting.
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by byjess 14y ago
You didn't expect it would be so big?
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by byjess 14y ago
normies are hard to reach via techie channels. If your neighbor coaches youth soccer, just talk to him about creating a group for the soccer team and parents. But he is not going to be reading TC or following Scoble. Every demo has their
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Market to normals, seed with techies?(byjess.net)
22 points by byjess 14y ago|8 comments
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by byjess 14y ago
Good point
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by byjess 14y ago
accei guess the biggest problem is that a long pass phrase would tend to logical phrases like 'willyoumarrymeedward' where as user name and passwords rarely form a logical phrase. So guessing at valid passphrases would be easier to do
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by byjess 14y ago
Thanks, so it would be more secure against brute force attempts. Also, if it were encrypted and type as dots, it would be more secure in general.
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Ask HN: Security of a username/pw combo vs a username of the same lenth
3 points by byjess 14y ago|6 comments
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by byjess 14y ago
I'm working on the One Platform. One platform to rule them all One platform to find them One platform to bring them all And in the darkness bind them.
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by byjess 14y ago
how do you know that everyone is satisfied? Is anyone every really satisfied by a mix of a ton of styles?
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Ask HN: How is office music handled at your startup/company?
3 points by byjess 14y ago|7 comments
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by byjess 14y ago
changing news letter providers is a high hurdle for people. The fact that it is "free" doesn't matter, since its such a pain to setup and run campaigns. I would buy google ads on newsletter related keywords so you know you are getting peop
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by byjess 14y ago
False analogy, unless you think the current developer is the only person capable of writing code.
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by byjess 14y ago
part time for sure. No one is full time at MajCom. We have lots of volunteers.
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by byjess 14y ago
I could do a design audit. I do them for other startups, no charge. http://byjess.net/posts/design/audit/
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by byjess 14y ago
Game server is a Linux Daemon written in PHP Database is relational innodb MySql (via an abstraction layer) Game client is Flex4/Flash/Javascript Game client communicates with the game server via low-level TCP/IP Realtime API (possibly html
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by byjess 14y ago
Thanks for the response! He had personal and financial issues. The pay was cash + profit share. When the cash was fulfilled he had to make ends meet because the profit share was negligible. He was a good developer and a good guy and I do
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by byjess 14y ago
Would open sourcing it be a viable option? People could modify the rules and maps and such.
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Ask HN: What do I do with my growing online game (developer went AWOL)
9 points by byjess 14y ago|11 comments
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Visitor Inertia(byjess.net)
2 points by byjess 14y ago|0 comments
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Patent Wars: The Convoluted Battlefield of Tech IP (graphic)(visual.ly)
7 points by byjess 14y ago|0 comments
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Mark Andreessen should really wear a hat.(i.imgur.com)
1 points by byjess 15y ago|0 comments