ccmoberg

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by ccmoberg 14y ago
The stamps have a threaded bolt hole machined into them for this very purpose! We actually built a system very similar to what you describe (secure space access authentication) at the TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon in SF back in September.
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by ccmoberg 14y ago
Thanks again - feedback at this stage is golden! 1) This is useful feedback. If a client doesn't want to grant additional credits for social posts, we can certainly disable that feature. Unfortunately, most clients we have talked to see t
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by ccmoberg 14y ago
Great questions. Our basic stamps have dot patterns that are not obscured and are static on each stamp. They are precision milled out of the aluminum stamp body, and, thus, they are still VERY hard to spoof because the location of the obs
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by ccmoberg 14y ago
Should be back up now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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by ccmoberg 14y ago
Yikes - working on getting it back up now. I guess load balancing for our www site needs to move up in priority. In the meantime, you can see much of the same info on our AngelList page: https://angel.co/snowshoe-stamp
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by ccmoberg 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Two quick questions for you: Re: holdup #2) Are you saying you would prefer that it automatically post to social networks all the time, or that you would prefer to not have preferential treatment of users that are
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by ccmoberg 14y ago
The idea is to not actually have people carrying the stamp - you are already carrying your smartphone. The stamp should be placed at a static, centralized location (e.g. the point of sale at a retailer) and used to authenticate transactio
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A simple, intuitive, low-cost alternative to NFC and QR Codes(snow.sh)
34 points by ccmoberg 14y ago|50 comments
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by ccmoberg 14y ago
Very exciting - and needed.