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by ippisl 13y ago
There's a smart watch platform in kickstarter that runs .net/c# mini apps. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/secretlabs/agent-the-wor...
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by ippisl 13y ago
Derelealization: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20712501 Efficacy of VR exposure therapy in anxiety disorders , in cluding PTSD: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_reality_therapy#Efficac...
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by ippisl 13y ago
Thanks, thats the one. It seems very similar to what mozilla talks about :dynamically running mobile sites. Edit: it appears that everything.me is invested by mozilla, and probably is the dynamic apps feature.
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by ippisl 13y ago
The dynamic app search , which lets you runs apps on the cloud without needing to install them is an interesting feature. I heard about something similar for android which runs apps in the cloud , anybody knows how it's called?
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by ippisl 13y ago
One of the documented side effects of virtual reality is a mental disease called derealization , which makes people feel like real life isn't real, and causes a lot of anxiety. Also there's the fact that military training conditi
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by ippisl 13y ago
you present a false choice between security and ease of use. They could easily add a security layer that uses a short authentication code, that let's people in physical connection(say spouses) verify their texts are secured. Just a
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by ippisl 13y ago
Two new models for TV apps I see are: 1. Games that are specifically fitted to replace TV. They'll probably be non competitive, fit for nearly passive consumption, with great story and visuals. Machinarium is one example, and i heard
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by ippisl 13y ago
Just tell the user he can't sign things without a profile, and make keys with each profile.
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by ippisl 13y ago
There's splashtop 2 , which lets you remote desktop your pc to an android tablet , and will work for games if your pc is strong enough. As far as i can tell(from some google research) it's the best one for games in the market. If
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by ippisl 13y ago
If you look at the history of anonymity networks, you'll notice that tor totally replaced mixing networks. Considering the fact that mixing nets are more secure against government, with regards to email, it is interesting that the u.
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by ippisl 13y ago
Yes. It was priced at 10 million per hour. For movies 20 million per hour is considered a good price. And I think house of cards is relatively expensive. Even game of thrones cost 6 million per hour. How is this possible? I have no idea
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by ippisl 13y ago
First install optional encryption software. Something like textsecure and redphone. This way you use your phone in the same way, but if there's an option for encryption, you can use it. Then maybe just use with your spouse . since th
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by ippisl 13y ago
The reason people use Google is not exactly love. I see it more as a lack of energy or will power. Every time you choose not to use Google search, you know you're gonna have to work harder to get good results, and use some amount of w
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by ippisl 13y ago
I don't think the goal is optimal performance. It think it's popularity and ease of use, and c# is popular, reasonably easy to use, and low level enough to make it possible to translate it easily to many languages.
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by ippisl 13y ago
C# is nicer than c, and writing bindings for c libraries in other languages is not fun.
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How did german people,and specifically people who lived in soviet east germany or those close to them, treated online privacy and google/facebook etc, before the NSA scandal ?
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by ippisl 13y ago
I just did a non-scientific test and it took me a similar time to write on an android smartphone(with a good keyboard) and on paper. This might work. But there are some tools for handwritten OCR: http://www.cvisiontech.com/o
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by ippisl 13y ago
Handwriting won't work against backdoors.Backdoors can send screen captures. And since handwriting is slower than typing , most of the times, people won't use it - so it will be a good signal that one is trying to hide something.
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by ippisl 13y ago
I think a viral marketing effort by the people will be good enough to create a mass of people using something like textSecure:easy to use secure(OTR) IM, backwards compatible with the android messaging app. Still that doesn't solve the
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by ippisl 13y ago
Android is a huge,complex codebase. doesn't this mean it's hard to verify it's security ?
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by ippisl 13y ago
Use a USB key with everything installed on it in a portable fashion. The Tor Browser Bundle is something like this. Two issues with this method are that TOR is 80% funded by the us government, using a computer opens you to backdoors. But at
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by ippisl 13y ago
Productized in weeks ? even firmware ? that seems really hard. How would you do it? Please share(if it's OK).
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by ippisl 13y ago
I've tried to download seeks, but it's linux only. This makes it much harder to build a large user community and to develop a decent business model.
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by ippisl 13y ago
Which of those is the best for the average joe?
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by ippisl 13y ago
He did an interview with sarah lacy on the pandodaily and talked a bit about palantir and transparency. maybe you'll find his view there.
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by ippisl 13y ago
The NSA tried to force twitter the list of all the people who subscribed to wikileaks. Twitter refused, but similar requests to gmail etc were being done and probably were'nt refused.
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by ippisl 13y ago
Regarding using true name for credentials: For now use pseudonym , if at later point in time you need to prove yourself, you could expose your name to a limited group of people which you think are appropriate.
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Or even a bit of paint, done nicely.
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by ippisl 13y ago
And what if if stand a few meters from a google glass user and don't see the led?
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by ippisl 13y ago
After the current NSA scandal, is there any chance for wide adoption of a wearable mass spying device ?

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