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by jakeva 10y ago
http://www.theoncueapp.com Never knew how to market it
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by jakeva 10y ago
I assume you're taking a shot at Apple the company. Not sure what the basis for making the comparison to a cult is and having escaped from an actual cult myself I find the comparison disingenuous and insulting. Apple sells products man
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by jakeva 10y ago
Your link doesn't work for me…
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by jakeva 10y ago
Mormon girls tend to want to date only Mormon men, or at least other Christians
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by jakeva 10y ago
"he" referring to a person who does the sort of work admired, not specifically the author of this work.
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by jakeva 10y ago
Yeah I clicked through the link looking for further explanation and only found suffering.
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OnCue (motion detection security - OS X) is now totally free!(theoncueapp.com)
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by jakeva 11y ago
Different strokes, different folks. Personally, I like that people in my town know me. Gossip goes around, sure, people know more about me than I might be comfortable with but in general that establishes in the long run a familiarity that w
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by jakeva 11y ago
By that logic the coins to which I hold the private keys are Jake coins.
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by jakeva 11y ago
I can't speak to the intent of the post you responded to, but to me constants are by definition read-only and so it sounded a little redundant to me
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by jakeva 11y ago
Brooklyn is a big place, and the person you're replying to did just say his neighborhood… probably little data available on any scale let alone the scale of one's neighborhood, aside from anecdotal.
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by jakeva 11y ago
"Pronouncing it Jiff vs. GIF still remains unresolved." - Maybe for other people, but for me there was never a debate. (reading "Jiff vs. GIF" aloud just makes the whole thing seem even more ridiculous. If it is pronounc
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by jakeva 11y ago
What a strange loop indeed
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by jakeva 11y ago
That would be something like giving someone a large bucket of ice to protect oneself from their house burning down around them. (obviously not a perfect analogy, but a tank of CO2? Seriously? SMH)
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by jakeva 11y ago
I've used BB for years on multiple machines and have been more than satisfied, in fact I recommend it to everyone. I'm not affiliated with them at all, just a happy customer. Confused as to why someone would find their service dis
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by jakeva 11y ago
Just got mine yesterday :) excited to try it out… but so far my experience with the steam controller on windows 10 has produced too many blue screens of death for me to keep trying.
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by jakeva 11y ago
Life hacks? This is just a list of apps, just about all of which are available by default on the iPhone.
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by jakeva 11y ago
Might want to make sure you spell your inspiration's name correctly (ie, not Grubber)
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by jakeva 11y ago
I don't think I would entirely agree with that. Surely it depends on the developer. I can build a traditional CLI program faster than I can arrange a GUI for an equivalent program in something like interface builder although I've
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by jakeva 11y ago
I just read the article you linked… in what way were they recommending using truecrypt? Pretty straightforward article as far as I could tell, I don't even recall a positive recommendation of anything other than bitlocker and time mach
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by jakeva 11y ago
The key, as I understand it, is derived from a combination of the password and other deterministic elements, like the host URL. I suppose it's supposed to be ethereal, generated only for the session and the disposed after the user logs
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by jakeva 11y ago
That's exactly the problem. The private key and the password are effectively 1-1. So if you can phish the password, you have the private key. This solves nothing.
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by jakeva 11y ago
Ok, but how would a native window prevent an undereducated user from naively entering their password into an attacker's spoofed login form? In my mind this strategy more or less kicks the ball down the field as opposed to revolutionizi
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by jakeva 11y ago
"If a user attempts to login to a malicious site accidentally or because they were tricked by a similar but different name, the malicious server will only gain knowledge of a derived public key. The attacker will not be able to imperso
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by jakeva 11y ago
Well that's a more nuanced philosophical discussion for which murder is a poor example. A better one would be something like stealing a candy bar from a grocery store. A found body, or a reported missing person, would yield a response
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by jakeva 11y ago
This seems pretty cool. I'm curious about the viability of such a product in the marketplace, it seems like even at full scale production it would be radically expensive for an average consumer.
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by jakeva 11y ago
But does it matter?
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by jakeva 11y ago
Poor comparison. It's illegal to deprive a living person of their future by murder. Showing a copyrighted work of which nobody claims the rights only deprives the copyright owner of their rights, and (assuming they even still exist) if
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by jakeva 11y ago
Is it breaking the law though if nobody comes forward to claim a violation?
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by jakeva 11y ago
This part actually had me laughing out loud (I guess I don't understand other people's passions as well as my own): "Is my life worth living without red M&M's? This is the question I had often asked myself. For many

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