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by d1lanka 5y ago
> Are people really that scared shitless about their email address that they don't even want a site to have the option of signup/login? When data theft / leaks are an inevitably, yes. T-mobile alone has gotten their custom
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by d1lanka 5y ago
Out of the brands you've mentioned, any particular models of locks?
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by d1lanka 5y ago
Which locks don't have easy bypasses? I've been wondering the most sophisticated/effective/secure locks regular consumers have access to. In other words, which locks does the Lock Picking Lawyer himself use in his house
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by d1lanka 5y ago
Neat. Some UVP / Headlines to split test: 1. Keep your memories yours. 2. Safeguard your memories from prying eyes. 3. Don't let big tech creep on your memories. 4. Keep your memories private. 5. Block creepy algorithms from spyin
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by d1lanka 5y ago
> We need a New Declaration of Human Rights for the 21st century that takes into account rapidly advancing technologies for collecting and acting on data at mass scale. Sir Tim Berners Lee already came up with "The Contract for The
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How Loom Network hid vital information from their Kickstarter backers(kickstarter.com)
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by d1lanka 6y ago
I am in the same camp. Can anyone more knowledgeable give us some advice on how to approach this? I am currently learning investing/trading, but not certain about how to use tools like this. How do I make sure I understand what I'
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by d1lanka 6y ago
As much as I agree with this, I hate the privacy implications behind this approach. Plus, hey.com (from DHH) has seen huge growth without any sort of re-marketing or spy pixels (as he says)
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by d1lanka 6y ago
I mean, I get your sentiment, but what's the alternative? So far, this tech seems to be recon + defense oriented and not straight up slaughterbot killer drones etc. If we aren't building it, someone else will - and I'd rather