jacksoncarter

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by jacksoncarter 16y ago
It seems like something you've seen before, because it is. There are lots of devices that require batteries to be inserted. Perhaps there's no prior art, because it's an unobvious advancement to battery technology. Is that so hard to belie
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by jacksoncarter 16y ago
tlwr; Four Square is a feature of a cell phone network and that is where it will go. No cell phone company is going to pay whatever the investors now expect if it can rebuild the feature for 10% of that and instantly have more than 1.8M eye
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by jacksoncarter 16y ago
This kind of response is part of why hackers have such a difficult time in social groups. That it is upvoted 7 times really drives the point home. The article isn't at all about whale nomenclature. It's about an observation of the world ar
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by jacksoncarter 16y ago
Perhaps we should abolish all property rights? What exactly are property rights anyway? The government can use eminent domain to take them. The white people can take them from the aboriginals. Property rights really only apply if you are po
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by jacksoncarter 16y ago
I am one of their customers. I believe I have been affected by this issue in the past.
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by jacksoncarter 16y ago
It is a very difficult problem to solve. I do know that. It's been about 9 months since I first informed them of the issue. I sent them source code that illustrates an attack. Many of their customers are being affected right now, by somet
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Ask HN: I have a zero day, what should I do?
23 points by jacksoncarter 16y ago|12 comments