hngiszmo

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   by hngiszmo 13y ago

   I would donate for somebody setting up a server that streams audio (and video, …) from all phones in reach. With bitcoin this could even be pulled off anonymously. I would hope for such a server streaming data from financial districts, one
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   by hngiszmo 13y ago

   I kind of agree with you. Spaced repetition is raping your brain. School makes you want to do that for stupid stuff. Life sometimes brings along stuff, your brain is more susceptible for. I use fluxcards that I wrote myself and have some 26
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   by hngiszmo 13y ago

   https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.leowandersl... would need a developer for a browser version. I have big plans and if you convince me, I might pay you for that or we agree on a share. It already ha
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   by hngiszmo 13y ago

   For me it was absolutely surprising that out of the 200 Android apps, only 4 used spaced repetition but beeing an Android developer myself, I took the challenge to make it better: https://play.google.com/store/apps&#x2F
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   Mike Hearn on The future (of money)(youtube.com)

   3 points by hngiszmo 13y ago|0 comments
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   by hngiszmo 13y ago

   Shane is an idealist and big fighter for fact based decisions and I love his enthusiasm. When I tried his very first demo of rbutr.com I decided it is not for me as it "spies" on my browsing which is especially sensitive when usin
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   Shane Greenup on how to expose bad journalism with rbutr(youtube.com)

   2 points by hngiszmo 13y ago|1 comments
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   by hngiszmo 13y ago

   Front end can be so much more rewarding but I find it too painful. The user never praises the lightning fast backend or that it runs on fewer machines or uses less CPU. The front end nowerdays rarely has to worry about RAM or CPU but all th
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   by hngiszmo 13y ago

   WTF??? Guys, wake up! If it is not open source, it does not protect your privacy. Period. We see how other companies got coerced into breaking privacy for some dollars. The company-driven closed source development is flawed as long as we gr
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    by hngiszmo 13y ago

    rarely tor. rest on a daily basis but only for half my communication. full disc encryption on linux.
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    by hngiszmo 13y ago

    As there is no payment done in that step anyway, they should rather make clear it's just a demo.
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    by hngiszmo 13y ago

    There is not donation happening in that step and the receiving addresses are not from any charities neither. The charities might want to take legal action against being used in this way.
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    by hngiszmo 13y ago

    WTF?? Ok, so they forced me to go to coinbase to claim my money which according to other posts here does not work. So I started over again and checked the charity addresses they show which are actually not related to any charity neither do
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    by hngiszmo 13y ago

    Uhm, pardon? They "recommend" coinbase to claim the 500µBTC in my wallet but don't let me give them just any other receiving address? So for me the 2nd screen where they say they give me 500µBTC is a lie and they are scammers
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    by hngiszmo 13y ago

    Sneaky advertisement. I'm just curious and before I realize it, I gave them my facebook ID and spammed my friends. Could work. I mean I won't spam my friends but hey, facebook is evil, so why not make the facebook-experience for e
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    by hngiszmo 13y ago

    http://showterm.io/5837e92554dcbeaea129b answers the ncurses question and i'm impressed.
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    by hngiszmo 13y ago

    I wonder about credentials leaking to the service. When I show off connecting to a server that uses login/password, will this also be recorded and uploaded or only keys that actually change the ui? How about ncurses apps?