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901.
by gsibble 13y ago
Replace VISA/MC's model with Bitcoin. Coinbase's API is a good starting point.
902.
by gsibble 13y ago
I would agree except that each use case (restaurants, bars, retail, online, mobile, etc.) are completely different. Each needs its own solution.
903.
by gsibble 13y ago
You reap what you sow.
904.
by gsibble 13y ago
It's on iOS. As far as we know, iOS will read every NSString it wants without regard to privacy.
905.
by gsibble 13y ago
Which is perhaps even more frightening considering many other high security apps use these libraries.
906.
by gsibble 13y ago
I'm actually shocked that someone used a zero-day Android exploit to steal $5,700 of BTC. Couldn't they have sold it for significantly more on the black market?
907.
by gsibble 13y ago
Yeah......that looks like an easy fix o_O
908.
by gsibble 13y ago
Larry Ellison is ROFLing right now.
909.
by gsibble 13y ago
Possibly healthcare cost related?
910.
by gsibble 13y ago
They don't mention what kind of employees these are. Could be factory workers or salespeople, not engineers who can find a job quickly.
911.
by gsibble 13y ago
Could someone rectify the apparent contradictions between yesterday's memo and today's announcement? Was it misread or something? How could they do an about face so quickly?
912.
by gsibble 13y ago
So what? That's like saying Comcast, AT&T, and other service providers should feel guilty for what their users do with their networks? Please. As if they would.
913.
by gsibble 13y ago
Your link doesn't appear to work.
914.
NSA "Only" Touches 1.6% of daily Internet traffic(arstechnica.com)
3 points by gsibble 13y ago|1 comments
915.
by gsibble 13y ago
Careful, up-voting this comment will put you on an NSA list.
916.
by gsibble 13y ago
It is: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/04/us/monitoring-of-snail-mai...
917.
by gsibble 13y ago
Just posted some equipment on there. Keep up the great work!
918.
The Real Reason Google's Moto X Is Being Assembled In The US(forbes.com)
3 points by gsibble 13y ago|0 comments
919.
by gsibble 13y ago
Also might want to get a better server. I'm not trusting a messaging service whose marketing site I can't even reach.....
920.
by gsibble 13y ago
While I'm not a fan of Sarbox, I don't think we can simply say that it's going to single-handedly create this two-tiered system. It's not like every private company that would have had access to public capital much earl
921.
by gsibble 13y ago
I want one badly, but this is simply too expensive. $100 for that little device in plastic and $300 (3x more) for it in metal? Outrageous.
922.
by gsibble 13y ago
Looks like a fairly useful admin console actually. Time to fork it!
923.
by gsibble 13y ago
Think of it this way.....if China tries to grab him, the US will suddenly offer him immunity to come back home. He's put both countries in a very interesting position.
924.
by gsibble 13y ago
I laughed and then I cried a little.
925.
by gsibble 13y ago
Massive salaries of GPs and associates.
926.
by gsibble 13y ago
FWIW, this is from their FAQ on their website, showing a little of their respect for anyone who wants to partner with them: Do I have your permission to make some crappy Cards Against Humanity thing like an app? Cards Against Humanity is av
927.
by gsibble 13y ago
Yes, my expectations were perhaps out of line. It didn't stop me from ceasing using their game and, after showing the reply to friends, their voluntary stop of play as well. We simply couldn't enjoy it anymore :(
928.
by gsibble 13y ago
Our proposal was to replicate the CaH experience online without any commercial nature (no ads, fully free and open sourced) with the possibility of making it commercial at a later date together. Their response basically dismissed us out of
929.
by gsibble 13y ago
As I said elsewhere, our idea was not commercial and no money would have been involved.
930.
by gsibble 13y ago
Our product was not commercial in nature. Simply a way of helping to spread awareness of CaH as fans.

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