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by enscr 12y ago
You should add a line in your response saying that 'Authy isn't vulnerable to the voicemail attack'. Good job for being dedicated to the service.
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by enscr 12y ago
That's undeservedly terse. Why waste a post if you can't explain.
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by enscr 12y ago
Being successful in personal life is an achievement in my books.
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by enscr 12y ago
How so ?
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by enscr 12y ago
The difference is, third world countries have these 'crisis' on a daily basis and it's a part of life. That's not a real crisis anymore for them.
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by enscr 12y ago
> Battery life on the 520 is pretty great That's not my point. You are getting better specs (higher mAh) on Moto E for the same price. That's all. Which one will last longer per charge will be out soon.
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by enscr 12y ago
Can you point to a reliable retailer that's selling an unlocked Lumia 520 for $70 ? The MSRP on Lumia 520 > MSRP on Moto E. It's possible that some e-tailers might give you a good discount on 520 because it's more than a y
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by enscr 12y ago
Not having gorilla glass / less RAM / smaller battery has less to do with being a year old. Nokia has always skimped on RAM for Lumia series (even for 620 & 720). Many popular games won't run on them. They have Gorilla gl
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by enscr 12y ago
> Lumia costs half as much as the new Motorola You are mixing carrier subsidy. Price is in the same ballpark. > big difference, however Lumia 520 is far behind in features. It has single SIM, no Gorilla glass, smaller screen, smaller
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by enscr 12y ago
Flashlights on mobile phones are like the 'Leatherman' of the underprivileged. I've seen almost every technician / handyman put it to good use to illuminate a dark nook of your home while doing his job.
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by enscr 12y ago
Moto E & Moto G, both are very well designed, hot selling items in developing countries. They offer so much more value for that price point than ANY of the competitors. Granted you'd find pain points but the fact is, they are provi
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by enscr 12y ago
You are comparing power failure of hours/day vs minutes/year.
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by enscr 12y ago
Whenever I look at the iMessage icon on my iPhone/iPad, I feel it had so much potential when it came out but Apple just squandered it like a brat. If only they had opened the gates on interoperability ..sigh ! Sometime back they were
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by enscr 12y ago
Hashing doesn't solve the problem completely. You are still giving away information about file count, size & hierarchy. Regarding selective sync : you'll have to organize the files logically into containers. I think even Dropb
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by enscr 12y ago
If you are encrypting each file individually, you are still giving away the file names. Hence you use encrypted file containers. They benefit from block level deduplication. They can be large in size.
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by enscr 12y ago
Yes, had my hopes up when I saw it first but the "compact" part is a deal-breaker. Plus I want a touchpad, not a trackpoint.
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by enscr 12y ago
Wait till the author can tell what you ate based on spectroscopic analysis of the reflection from the building across the shore. A la CSI syle.
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by enscr 12y ago
Granted that posting a pic from your hotel room, with emphasis on outside view doesn't leave a lot to be guessed but the author has done some reasonable sleuthing to be accurate, let's give him credit for that.
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Ambient (outdoor) air pollution in cities database 2014(who.int)
2 points by enscr 12y ago|0 comments
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by enscr 12y ago
The editable box model & color picker are very useful. I wonder if the editor would one day catch up so that you do your development in the browser itself.
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by enscr 12y ago
I have my gripes with SO but I can't imagine a day without it. The number of views on trivial questions says that finding an answer on SO is easier than the way we document code. If there's supplementary documentation done in a Q&
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by enscr 12y ago
Subtle & important yet widely misunderstood or misinterpreted. Being happy is important, not the other way round.
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by enscr 12y ago
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Ask HN: No-drama wireless keyboard with touchpad for hackers
1 points by enscr 12y ago|2 comments
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by enscr 12y ago
The barrier to entry for writing an app has been lowered because of money+innovation in tech. Hoping for same in medicine. Human simulators would make it so easy to test medicines.
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by enscr 12y ago
IFTTT is more web+data oriented - e.g. sharing pics, location, etc. + actions based on them. Look at the featured recipes. Tasker is for your inner geek to control your phone like you would with a shell script - volume, wifi, etc. to name
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by enscr 12y ago
Link's been removed from Techccrunch. Any other source?
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by enscr 12y ago
This article may not seem relevant to most on HN (especially non Indians), but this is an outstanding case study that shows hacking, marketing & bootstrapping in an altogether different realm. The political party founded by Arvind Kejr
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by enscr 12y ago
Great specs, but I prefer the Moto G model. Other than its camera, everything is superb for a pro-user who doesn't play games. Battery life is great, screen is awesome, 1GB RAM is more than sufficient. Best of all, it's the price
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by enscr 12y ago
Interesting move. I've often heard people complain that the best minds are writing HTML/Javascript when they should be solving real problems (e.g. medicine/health)... obviously because Tech pays big money. I'm not underm

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