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by dewiz 13y ago
So this was supposed to be secure/robust/mature/trustworthy ? Not impressed, still too many companies around pretending it's sooo easy to make something better, how hard can it be ?
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by dewiz 13y ago
Unfortunately that will stop to work soon http://blogs.skype.com/2013/11/06/feature-evolution-and-supp...
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by dewiz 13y ago
np, I managed to find a "Show people who have added you to circles" option to disable, under Account.Profile and Privacy
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Ask HN: how to tear down G+ public page to avoid social engineering
2 points by dewiz 13y ago|1 comments
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by dewiz 13y ago
I've used FF since the first release and I remember how everyone was stuck with a slow FF 3.X. I welcome these frequent changes, FF is reborn, faster, better. If only this happened before perhaps not many users would be using Chrome t
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by dewiz 13y ago
out of curiosity, this information in clear in the wallet, could it be used to bring a person identity out in the open ? e.g. if I ask you to pay in bitcoin and you do, can I put any link in your wallet, something like https://op
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by dewiz 13y ago
>> 3) Your hacker news about section links to your Google+ page ..where he published a link to the same article. I don't understand why you point this out, the user says he's using Google products, so what ?
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by dewiz 13y ago
Something that Google fails to understand, is that the company unifying the authentication experience cannot be the same company unifying the web experience. I like having one authentication service provider, but I cannot have this provider
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by dewiz 13y ago
Is there something like Arq compatible with both OSX and Windows ? Features I'm interested in: - must use S3 or similar, as long as it's private and "unlimited" - must support multiple clients, even though I don't n
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How can I find out which process and user is modifying a file?(blogs.msdn.com)
1 points by dewiz 13y ago|0 comments
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by dewiz 13y ago
>> First, editorailized headlines are not allowed by site rules. (EDIT: The headline is now changed. It previously read, "Change your IP, go to jail" or something like that.) sorry if I find this amusing, the article is als
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Yanking the power plug should not be part of your business process(blogs.msdn.com)
3 points by dewiz 13y ago|2 comments
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by dewiz 13y ago
not in context at all, but considering his BG I thought Garbage Collector :)
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by dewiz 13y ago
I already knew about this but completely forgot, thank you for refreshing my memory :) I have this problem with people registering in one forum with multiple identities and I have been fighting it with cookies to track them, but they got
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by dewiz 13y ago
you're right on the downside, however the 3 is seen quite positively afaik, 2s are given to low % of employees. there is more math then actual merit in these numbers, if too many people excel the evaluation becomes stricter to lower th
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by dewiz 13y ago
3 is average, while top performers, very very very few get a 1. 5s probably are fired
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by dewiz 13y ago
in the free account files get deleted (see docs) so I would suggest not to use it as a backup system. Also, from same docs, the intended use is sending files, becareful with different use cases ;)
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by dewiz 13y ago
many web sites don't work without cookies either, specifically the authentication. if the functionality of "modern" sites is the only rationale, it is simply a wrong decision by Mozilla.
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by dewiz 13y ago
I'm pretty sure that Disable Javascript is not something asked ONCE.
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by dewiz 13y ago
the new php.net... ...has not been tested on Safari (ipad2 here)
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by dewiz 13y ago
disagree on this: • You could install all your games onto your hard drive and not have to get up all the time to swap discs just allow the user to do it if the user agrees to have the 24h online check.
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by dewiz 13y ago
anyone taking bets... ehm willing to speculate on what big is next dying at google? I'm thinking about google tv, or is that Q already gone? music? books? I'm happy to see G staying on the marketing garden
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by dewiz 13y ago
I suppose no one is using gmail, gtalk, g+, g hangout, yahoo mail, etc etc here? The web is open, putting credentials in urls is stupid, and complaining about spider hits is too. If you think your URLs are safe because no one KNOWS about th
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by dewiz 13y ago
http://microsoft-news.com/microsoft-is-creating-immersive-te... https://careers.microsoft.com/jobdetails.aspx?ss=&pg=0&#...
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Microsoft: Could holograms soon be seen with Skype? (us.generation-nt.com)
3 points by dewiz 13y ago|1 comments
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by dewiz 13y ago
building a new service on Azure here, started 3 monts ago, switching completely from LAMP to .NET. I love working with VS and I'm getting to know Azure setvices better day by day, so far so good.
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by dewiz 13y ago
I can't see any conflict of interests. Skype would lose x>1 customers mistakenly locking out one users who blogs about it. When in doubt you can tell the user the identity verification test didn't go well and ask for extra information
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Live event - New Xbox generation revealed 21st May 2013(xbox.com)
7 points by dewiz 14y ago|0 comments
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by dewiz 14y ago
with proliferation of NATting what will happen to consumers geolocation? how will NAT statefulness affect reliability? NAT over NATs ? are push notifications on mobiles linked/affected? what about P2P networks?
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by dewiz 14y ago
thumb up!

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