h8trswana8

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by h8trswana8 8y ago
It’s so big. Couldn’t they have come up with a more subtle form factor?
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by h8trswana8 8y ago
The job and housing market constraint is due to poor public policy. Overly-generous tenant rights, anti-chain laws, anti-gentrification measures - all of these are creating problems that you don’t see (dilapidated housing, extreme rents) in
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by h8trswana8 8y ago
Ehhm, San Francisco...
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An Open Letter from Past CEA Chairs to Senator Sanders(lettertosanders.wordpress.com)
5 points by h8trswana8 11y ago|1 comments
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by h8trswana8 11y ago
Stripe may have a billion dollar valuation, but their support process is still very immature. You have two choices: 1) go to IRC, where they only answer technical integration questions, or 2) firing an email into the black hole that is su
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by h8trswana8 11y ago
The world of finance makes these aspects of your life function: * Allows you to get a mortgage * Allows you to protect yourself with health/car/life/home/title/etc insurance * Pays for your highways/stadiums&#
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Ask HN: How Are You Replacing Balanced Payments' ACH API?
1 points by h8trswana8 12y ago|0 comments
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by h8trswana8 12y ago
Who is this SWIM guy I keep hearing about?
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Keylength: minimum security requirements for your system(keylength.com)
2 points by h8trswana8 13y ago|0 comments
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by h8trswana8 13y ago
I'm so sick of these "Twitter takedowns." 1) An individual says something mildly offensive 2) People incite mob anger via Twitter 3) Person gets fired. 4) Twitter applauds itself. How many more times are we going to see this?
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by h8trswana8 13y ago
Sure, if you like your password going through Mozilla's server unencrypted.
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by h8trswana8 13y ago
It's trivial to brute force for anyone who has a weak password. More importantly, it's trivial for an adversary who cares. If I'm encrypting a note containing state secrets to send to a foreign intelligence officer, the NSA has the technolo
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by h8trswana8 13y ago
Eh, whatever key derivation algorithm you are using is running in a browser, and isn't throwing any long-running JS exceptions. And I didn't see my browser block. So it can't be that expensive. From an academic viewpoint, it's not really
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by h8trswana8 13y ago
I don't see any key being stored client side. So you must be deriving the key from my password? If that's the case, then my attack would be: * Loop through a list of common passwords. * Derive keys from those passwords. * See if any decryp