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by e_proxus 13y ago
I've only used it with a TrueCrypt volume as a file, where it works flawlessly (unless you continue to add files to the public volume). See http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/hidden-volume
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by e_proxus 13y ago
You could create a hidden partition in your TrueCrypt volume, put some plausible data in the public partition and give them the password for that.
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by e_proxus 13y ago
Thanks for that tip. It really makes a difference in readability.
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by e_proxus 13y ago
You can use a TrueCrypt hidden volume for that. Fill up a normal volume with some plausible data and use the hidden volume for your actual files. http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/hidden-volume
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by e_proxus 13y ago
You could have just replied with the name of a test account and told him to post to that one to verify the exploit. In that way you would avoid any permission problems with real accounts.
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by e_proxus 13y ago
If you're going to write websites, stay with Rails. I'm a long time Erlang developer and even today there is no good web framework (sure, a few exists, but none of them make it as pleasant to develop websites as Rails). If you&#x2
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by e_proxus 13y ago
Couldn't find anything that looking like contact hosting. Also, Zoho feels a bit overkill for that scenario.
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by e_proxus 13y ago
Still no priority inbox based on bayesian filtering. (hint: feature request). In fact, I'm amazed that most other mail clients / providers haven't taken this further than Google. I mean, it would be great with bayesian filter
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by e_proxus 13y ago
You should add clarification to your answer that you work with / own Fastmail.
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by e_proxus 13y ago
Another con that I didn't really expect: Their address book is okay via the web (pretty much like Gmail's), but can only be accessed read-only via LDAP (and can't sync with iOS, you can search it but you can't populate t
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by e_proxus 13y ago
Yeah, it looks interesting. Only thing for me is that most of the providers do not look very trustworthy.
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Ask HN: In the wake of recent Gmail migrations, where do I host my address book?
3 points by e_proxus 13y ago|2 comments
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by e_proxus 13y ago
The Sopranos come to mind.
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by e_proxus 13y ago
This directly breaks groups/panes (viewing several files in parallel with their own tab lists).
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by e_proxus 14y ago
I think there's also a difference regarding publicity of the material. Using "your" is more appropriate for things that already are, or are expected to become, public as a part of the standard workflow (think photo sharing application). Usi
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by e_proxus 14y ago
I immediately tried entering 4h as a estimate, sadly it didn't work. :-(
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by e_proxus 14y ago
Funny, even big sites like LinkedIn break this. Is there some exception to some types of mail, like bulk mail received after signing up with a service?
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by e_proxus 14y ago
I'm a bit interested in the legal situation here. I think at least in Sweden, if you asked Google to delete a private document including images (maybe personal etc.) they'd be legally obligated / forced to do so. Anyone know if there are an
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by e_proxus 14y ago
From the site: When we last checked the URL (at the time of this writing) 12 hours passed by since we “deleted” Document1 from Google Docs
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Google still hasn't removed "deleted" private Docs data from 2007(line-of-reasoning.com)
86 points by e_proxus 14y ago|24 comments
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by e_proxus 14y ago
Safari does that all the time as well.
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by e_proxus 14y ago
The lack of an OmniBox is what disturbs me the most about Safari on iOS right now. The most common use case being entering one of the boxes, realizing I don't have the URL in my head and need to search (or vice versa). Also, Chrome's OmniBo
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by e_proxus 14y ago
I'm more curious to see if Google, or users, will try to use the Chrome launch on iOS as a wedge into getting Apple to open up the OS to allow alternative defaults than Apple's own.
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The Swedish legal view on Assange's extradition(thelocal.se)
1 points by e_proxus 14y ago|0 comments
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by e_proxus 14y ago
Windows 7 Proffesional: $249 VirtualBox: Free --- Total cost to run IE under Mac: $249 Is it really that hard?
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by e_proxus 14y ago
Why not let the users run their own CSS if they want to? I like to use the Georgify user script: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ofjfdfaleomlfanfeh... It's not very compatible with your addon, unfortunately.
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by e_proxus 14y ago
Completely agree. The only indication of Shift being pressed is the blue glow on the button itself, which is usually covered by your hand while typing. I often have to remove my hands again to see if I pressed Shift or missed it.
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by e_proxus 14y ago
This user style puts the text back on the buttons: http://userstyles.org/styles/57677/gmail-change-button-icons...
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Taking CSS1k to the Garden of CSS-3den(designfestival.com)
1 points by e_proxus 15y ago|0 comments
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by e_proxus 15y ago
Would it be possible to create a bayesian spam filter-like system where new users edits are analyzed and matched to old accounts? That way, admins could get a heads up for a new user that is likely to be a pseudonym of an old user. Would it

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