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by coffeecheque 13y ago
Yeah it was. I left it for a bit and it got to 250MB, so I assumed it was uploading Library/Mail again. I should clarify and say support did get me to send various log files, etc. so it wasn't a bad experience at all - it just end
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
I love Arq 3 and have recommended it to several friends and family, but I ran into a problem and it wasn't fixed and I've had to stop using it. I re-installed Mac OS X Mavericks and then used Time Machine to bring my user folder o
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
Its Twitter account was also hacked and a message posted, but it appears to have been deleted. Screenshot here: https://twitter.com/MikeElgan/status/418482819611230208
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
Longer discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6895606
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
I've been using it for several months now. I really like it. It's fast, and reliable. I made the move, and haven't (really) looked back. The spam filtering isn't as good though. I've had a few false positives and fa
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
It's an interesting app, and a really cool idea. However, should you be displaying the location of your users on a Google Map via your publicly accessible backend website? I'm happy for location to be sent to the server for workin
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
I'm a big fan of Fastmail, and I'm tentatively excited about this announcement. Missing CardDAV/CalDav sync ability is sorely missing, so it's good to see the developers talking about it. I'd also like to see (and w
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
Thanks very much for that explanation. I'm not a computer expert, but I'm endlessly fascinated by passwords and cracking. When it comes to picking passwords that humans can remember, what's your opinion on Diceware? Do five o
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
Is there any reason why you wouldn't use bcrypt + random, individual salt? Am I right in assuming that bcrypt would protect against brute-force attacks and salt protects against pre-computed bcrypt rainbow tables? Or is the salt basica
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
Yep. Though you have obviously worked out ways to game the system. It's happening more and more. For example, in Victoria, a group of five libertarian aligned micro-group parties (headed up by the Liberal Democrats) didn't lodge t
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
There are interesting projects out there to help you organise your Senate papers before you go to the booth. Check out http://belowtheline.org.au or http://senate.io
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
It's all published before hand. The deadline was the weekend, which is why we're seeing all the stories about preferences now. In the Senate, parties lodge Group Voting Tickets (GVTs) with the Australian Electoral Commission. If y
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
I'd pay extra for Australian located email hosting too. Or even a European option. Also, since we're talking feature requests: 1) contacts syncing via CardDav and 2) Calendar. Contact syncing is vital though. It's really a ki
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
I'm on my phone so couldn't see the URL. I thought it was a Kickstarter, for what it is worth. Great to see you're from Adelaide too! Keep up the great work, and best of luck. Really imaginative campaign.
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by coffeecheque 14y ago
Why does it have a monthly fee? What are the differences between the US and AUS markets that require Australian users to pay three different fees to use a payment gateway?
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by coffeecheque 14y ago
There are some manufacturers that take those limits to be over 60K feet AND the mph limit. Others assume it to be OR. Spark Fun sells GPS modules which can be programmed, and interfaced with telemetry systems that send data back over radio
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by coffeecheque 14y ago
Happy to stand corrected. My apologies all round. Thanks everyone!
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by coffeecheque 14y ago
Really? I was sure it was only 8 when I went through the process 2 weeks ago. 2 lots of 4. Time to go and generate some new passwords!
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by coffeecheque 14y ago
I really hope other services start offering it as a feature. Namecheap, I'm looking at you. DNS web apps are a huge possible attack vector. Also, RE the Google one time use passwords for POP/IMAP. They are all lower case, alpha/numeric, and
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by coffeecheque 14y ago
Why not jump ship to another provider? Bitbucket, for example, charges "per user" rather than per repo.
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by coffeecheque 14y ago
Looks like Tim has either forgotten about the list, or he's dead... Last Updated: 08/27/2009
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by coffeecheque 14y ago
It does indeed depend. I work in the media, so it's my job to react to what is happening. Information comes through to my email and if I miss it, we are behind competitors. Notifications at essential to immediate communication between colle