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by enscr 13y ago
2 counter arguments: 1. Dropbox has a high potential to be acquired by a big company when the price is right. 2. Cloud storage service is something that you don't need to be attached to. Use Google till it's good. The day it isn&#
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by enscr 13y ago
I'm glad I could help. I've felt so helpless with back pain in the past that I love to share this book with anyone who's had similar problems. It's hard to imagine that the problem is so trivial, for which we seek really
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by enscr 13y ago
For sitting : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9CDhcVTAdc Similarly there are methods for standing, lying etc.
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by enscr 13y ago
As someone who's struggled with back + shoulder pain and having gone through a few expensive chairs, now I feel that a correct posture is more important than chair. I have a cheap cookie cutter chair + a thin pillow and I can work much
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Cutting through the bullshit surrounding flight MH370(vice.com)
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by enscr 13y ago
Recently I lost access to an old google account that I hadn't used in a long time. Google asked me a couple of questions like when was the account created, I purposely entered the month incorrectly. This was followed by some other vagu
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by enscr 13y ago
He isn't the first & definitely not the last to say that. Some things are best left for time to decide. When it comes to generation defining concepts, many of the "expert" comments are as accurate as a coin toss. Pick up
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by enscr 13y ago
? Bootstrap, Foundation are all mobile first ...
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by enscr 13y ago
Dealt with similar issue with HP tx2000 (HP is a horrible company that refuses to acknowledge a problem that has plagued their entire series). I removed the processor, applied fresh thermal paste with a copper shim & gave it the oven +
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by enscr 13y ago
That's far too invasive. - I could be allergic to certain smells. - With traditional ads, I can cover my ears/eyes or turn away the channel, turn down the volume. All that's not easy with the nose. - The smell persists beyond
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by enscr 13y ago
regular-expressions.info has been a good reference site for me. Another useful tool is an online regex checker. Out of a handful or so options, I find this the best : http://regex101.com/ ?
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by enscr 13y ago
Thanks for clarifying. Even though you may not have bad intentions, there are several points of failures e.g. server logs falling into wrong hands, man-in-the-middle-attack (using http) etc. Maybe put a big disclaimer in red on top of every
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by enscr 13y ago
I guess I've a better chance at lottery
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by enscr 13y ago
For some, P(losing key) > P(key theft)
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by enscr 13y ago
There's a finite probability of landing on the combination of login+password+2FA-string at any given instance.
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by enscr 13y ago
Conspiracy theory : Is directory.io phishing ? It is possible that people would try to find their private key on directory.io for fun. You can do that by jumping to the relevant page. Meanwhile, the servers at directory.io would cache the G
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by enscr 13y ago
Can't vouch for what's on directory.io but it goes as far as http://directory.io/9046256971665327767466483203803742801002... & beyond... have you tried paging through? https://en.bitcoin.it/wik
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by enscr 13y ago
If you analyse it as probability it makes a lot more sense than intuitively thinking about it. A login & a password combination can also be seen as a unique string combination and so is 2FA i.e. a 3 string combination. Not really multip
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by enscr 13y ago
Slightly different Q : Say I have a private key with some money. All I have to do is type 'importprivkey <private key>' in a new client and the money shows up (am I missing something)? If everyone randomly starts entering a
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by enscr 13y ago
It's the same story in US too. Many startups are desperate to build a patent portfolio. Those who can afford the lawyer fee, throw out big incentives to employees to patent left & right. Much of the stuff is crass. After a while I
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by enscr 13y ago
You can't be practically tracking every co-ordinate at every second, not yet. Once you know what to track, you can do it effectively. For airplanes, it's already late. Maybe , if they are lucky, based on satellite imagery, they c
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by enscr 13y ago
"You are both the customer and the product" - that's oversimplified as well. You've just put FB, Google, Credit Cards & Whatsapp in the same bucket. That ain't right either. There's overlap between being a
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by enscr 13y ago
Sure he'll get a chair but that's where it stops. FB, the company is about targeted advertisements based on your profile, activity etc. There's no reason why they won't do that with Whatsapp. They have most definitely no
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by enscr 13y ago
Valid point. I hope a lawyer can weigh in.
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by enscr 13y ago
Thanks for interpreting the ToS. That pricing model you are talking about is old. They now make the first year free & charge $1/year after that for all platforms.
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by enscr 13y ago
The meme maybe a cliche but it's true. For a for-profit company, there are 4 outcomes : - Paid without ads : Whatsapp till now. Ideal for personal privacy - Paid with ads : Bad for users. If whatsapp was doing this, it won't stay
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by enscr 13y ago
The important part from the article is : "until there is a clearer understanding of how the company intends to use the personal data of WhatsApp’s 450 million users" FB would be drooling over all the messages, pics & videos
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by enscr 13y ago
Which year was this shot in? (talks about iPhone) Edit : Found it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seinfeld_(Curb_Your_Enthusiasm)
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by enscr 13y ago
That's a LOT of determination. I'm amazed by his courage. There must be more to the story that was left out. Salute to the gentleman. A godsend.
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by enscr 13y ago
9 Months ago http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4LvJOFTlGo 3 Months ago http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bohfoK-edfU

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