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Never trust 'lifetime' offers(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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Designing apps for 'offline' mode(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 14y ago
So when they shut the service down in 18 months and kill all access to our data, will they be quick to point out that "indefinitely" = for as long as they are profitable? Now I'm not saying this is what's going to happen, but you would have
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Steam selling non-game software may be a game changer(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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Interview with a malicious hacker making over $10,000 a week(dendory.net)
3 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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Xbox Windows coming, gamers yawn(dendory.net)
2 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 14y ago
I would add to that: Web developers, please implement two factor auth for your own apps as well. It takes minutes, literally, to add support for the Google Authenticator to your own app. I made a demo a while back inside of an hour. http:/
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by dendory 14y ago
Everyone focuses on Gmail 2-factor, but that should be added as an option for any online service. It's trivial for any web developer to use the Google Authenticator to offer 2-factor auth for your own service in just a few minutes. I made a
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Curiosity Rover gets people talking Mars again(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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Malware being spread through YouTube(dendory.net)
2 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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Poring over access logs(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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Fanboys sit back down(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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Hackers: Another reason to thread clouds carefully(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript encryption & hashing demo(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 14y ago
The thing I keep thinking about when reading this is how many others, perhaps thousands or more, get hacked like that but don't have his clout? No direct line to Twitter, Google, etc..
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Scanning wifi using an Android phone(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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Are you a product or a customer?(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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Install troubles with Office 2013(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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SWTOR down the drain(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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Relying so much on a single company, and what it means for Windows 8(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 14y ago
Honestly I think this shows more the power of Facebook Events, than how a traditional business should be able to make Facebook ads work for them.
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Web sites need to get mobile right(dendory.net)
3 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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Building portable cloud stacks(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 14y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 14y ago
For most people, it goes like this: click on the Facebook login button, done. OR, click on personaID, have a new window open, enter email, enter password, go through setup, get back to site. This will be hard for most web users to adopt.
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Me, myself and my own needs(dendory.net)
2 points by dendory 14y ago|1 comments
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by dendory 14y ago
Personally I use Paint.NET and love it. Sure it won't suffice if you need high end stuff but for me it's perfect and free.
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by dendory 14y ago
Right now your IP can vote once a day per video I believe. Yes it's pretty easy to game, but the rating % is amazingly accurate to tell me whether I'm gonna enjoy a video or not.
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by dendory 14y ago
Personally I think removing the thumbs up and down is a huge mistake. I understand that video producers don't like them, but guess what, when I load a YouTube video the rating is the first thing I look at, and if it's under 50% I know that
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by dendory 14y ago
We all know the company could have brought up a ton of charges if they didn't like him abusing warranty. I think as a kid, he was smart to agree and walk away with the money he made so far, rather than risk a costly legal battle.
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by dendory 14y ago
Learn from the pirate bay. It's no longer a matter of protecting your business from hackers, but also from corrupt governments. When you start a business you better have contingencies in place to switch domain, server, country, etc seamless

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