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by cyphunk 13y ago
did you just use killing of innocent children as a justification against the possibility of this being a terrorist act? Of all the arguments against potential terrorist foundations, and there are many, the action off killing of innocent wom
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by cyphunk 13y ago
americans love to be positive but ill just be honest: the game play sucks. a great project for hitting out code and learning but pretty brutal for actually game play and enjoyment. but keep banging away at it, im sure a hit will come out ev
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Andriod Malware that uses Tor/Orbot(pcworld.com)
1 points by cyphunk 13y ago|0 comments
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by cyphunk 13y ago
people at hacker news still use iOS? meh, developer freedom is overrated i guess.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
> "For anyone who's tried to wire money overseas, you can see how much easier an international Bitcoin transaction is. It's just as easy as sending an email." -- Bitcoin's chief scientist, Gavin Andresen No actua
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Why would bitalo ever require users ID themselves or provide bank details? multisignature scheme already adds a latency on transaction. just not clear how this exchange works. Is it P2P where users transact between each others bank accounts
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Everyone needs to start caring a lot more about verification and authenticity of keys (even public keys). iMessage anchors all trust in Apple Inc. with no means to verify that you're public key has not been swapped. If you can't v
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by cyphunk 13y ago
bump
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Tor is building an anonymous instant messenger(dailydot.com)
6 points by cyphunk 13y ago|0 comments
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by cyphunk 13y ago
If nothing else it would be clearly irresponsible of MTGox to remain silent
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by cyphunk 13y ago
All the Whois details for gox.com point to Mark, including contact information and email. So if someone went through the trouble of buying a 3 letter domain to sway the market somehow, and made it look like it was now owned by Mark, they ha
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by cyphunk 13y ago
If it is a phenomenon it's only because of a different phenomenon you may not perceive: the incessant portrayal as US=Gods Country. This is pushed so much that many may see it worthwhile to counter and put it in check with "Come o
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by cyphunk 13y ago
over 10 years ago the Israeli gov started to invest in tech research to spurn more VC funding in certain industries. The EU is only starting to do this now.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
i'm just saying: the commuters paradox (described by two swiss) is known to have a high(est) negative effect on happiness: http://brunofrey.com/articles/C_481_08.pdf
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by cyphunk 13y ago
commute >1h is one of the main reasons most move away from the valley. I agree though, moving away from the US is a breath of fresh air on living standards when it comes to culture and public transport. But you can pick other cities and
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by cyphunk 13y ago
This is selective after the fact analysis. The data of how people behave before and after a relationship positive apex (two people becoming a couple) is irrelevant unless compared with those with a negative apex as well (those that did not
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by cyphunk 13y ago
tl;dr version: > And when I did step back there wasn’t anything in Python that excited me.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
I realise many are in the mood to dump all over apple but... really, if apple or anyone treats their app store as a store-front, it's not hard to understand how the store manager might find this application to be just adding noise. if
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Apple is keeping the entire space pure for Dogecoin apps.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Israel has potential but the state will do everything it can to keep non-jews from coming or working there. Yes, if you are highly skilled you can get up to 5 years of working visas but after that you will get kicked out, with no exceptions
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Israel used to be #2, next to Silicon Valley, in VC fund per capita... but that was 5 years ago. It's now 3 or 4. I'm speaking from memory of some recent gartner reports on VC funding globally.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
It's 99% impossible for you to get a resident visa. Actually, everyone should know this... what you can get in Israel is a highly skilled work visa but this is limited to max 5 years, in any size of blocks for the course of your entire
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by cyphunk 13y ago
And perhaps the most important american freedom of all the right to self selection
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by cyphunk 13y ago
If anyone knows of additional research on the value of privacy please pass it along.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
These articles that treat each section heading as it's own poetic moment, as if each were meant to be a haiku, are getting old.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Will the browser be OSS? Will the mail app? Message app? Maps app? If the essential apps that constitute a "smart phone" are not open source, at least the defaults, it's really irrelevant. Not to mention that none of the prov
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by cyphunk 13y ago
I'm curious why the images have artefacts (or pre-loading fuzz)? A year or so ago Andreas Gysin did something very similar http://ertdfgcvb.ch/p2/sm/play/protog3 and for some reason does not have the art
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by cyphunk 13y ago
plus extortion fees to not drop out after your face is squarely associated with the name amongst the schools staff. also, i think an NDA in this scenario is moot.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Another 2c: Google[x] might be the founders way to avoid the sloth of a mammoth structure but it may also be the one thing that turns them into Xerox. To prevent that expressly avoid the patent-chest-trap and future reliance on this over in
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Google is a mammoth. Generalising it would be similar to doing the same of a whole country. I do not work there but know many that have that speak so highly of its foundations. Like some sort of new form of knowledge discovery and expansio

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