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by jasiek 13y ago
Two-factor authentication using USSD. I've integrated a system like that with OpenLDAP. When you attempt to authenticate, a code gets displayed on your cellphone screen. You could also prompt the user to enter a code, etc. From what I
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by jasiek 13y ago
Yes.
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by jasiek 13y ago
A LLC in the United Kingdom seems pretty easy to deal with, IMO.
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by jasiek 13y ago
Great, so what guarantee do I have that this app doesn't end up like Sparrow?
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by jasiek 13y ago
Yup. The heavy equipment process create an additional barrier to entry. If you want to bid for a govt contract, you need to hire someone who has done it before, otherwise you'll drown in paperwork. What's really sad about this sit
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by jasiek 13y ago
Ah, this just illustrates how much hardware companies suck at building software.
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by jasiek 13y ago
That, or the NSA, or any other govt agency comes in and says: "Hand over the data, or we'll fuck you up."
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by jasiek 13y ago
Substitute techies for bankers and you've got yourself a description of London.
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by jasiek 13y ago
That doesn't make any sense. Don't their employees already have access to that information?
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by jasiek 13y ago
Time is your most precious asset, you can't make more of it.
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by jasiek 14y ago
I think Apple will simply not permit applications that use these keys and are not official clients in the App Store. Looks like something that is pretty easy to automate.
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by jasiek 14y ago
How about some european cities? London/Berlin?
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Wroc_love.rb 2013 call for papers(cfp.wrocloverb.com)
8 points by jasiek 14y ago|0 comments
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by jasiek 14y ago
This is great. Location search is a bit flaky (can't find anything around New York under Chrome), but it looks very solid, and it looks like something I wish I had a year ago.
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by jasiek 14y ago
Here's a script to install these patches using rvm: https://gist.github.com/3993269
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by jasiek 14y ago
London, UK - Full time. We're looking for a new permanent team member here at State ( http://state.com ): a developer with a strong knowledge of Ruby on Rails, JavaScript and CSS. We're looking for enthusiasm, energy, a solid software engin
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by jasiek 14y ago
Wait, are they trying to retroactively extract taxes?
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by jasiek 14y ago
It looks like the only tax regime that is stable in terms of revenue is one with low corporate income tax and relatively high personal income tax.
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My Stripe CTF 2.0 walkthrough(jasiek.posterous.com)
6 points by jasiek 14y ago|1 comments
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Airstrip, open source landing page app (with metrics)(airstripapp.herokuapp.com)
2 points by jasiek 14y ago|0 comments
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by jasiek 14y ago
Useful, I'd definitely use it. Can you change the background color to something less gloomy? :)
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by jasiek 14y ago
What if the law in question has existed before Poland joined the EU?
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by jasiek 14y ago
So this is interesting. What happens if national (eg. polish) law specifically disallows reverse engineering? Which law takes precedence?
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by jasiek 15y ago
Is it only me, or does anyone else think that the 40k predictions per day limit is a little too low for some?
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by jasiek 15y ago
This, I find interesting - it would seem to me that gender equality to some extent is in the interest of business. If before, only men would be working and provide for the entire family, nowadays, you can hire both the man and the woman, be
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by jasiek 15y ago
Put a photo of a smiling girl/guy in the background. Isn't that the problem you're trying to solve?
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by jasiek 15y ago
Ha! I just found out a colleague of mine did his PhD on a part of this and describes it as 'completely harmless'. :>
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by jasiek 15y ago
I wouldn't worry about it. Knowing how science funding works in Poland, this grant was appropriated in order to buy some new hardware or renovate an old elevator. :)
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by jasiek 15y ago
python -m json.tool < unformatted.json > formatted.json edit: requires simplejson
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by jasiek 15y ago
pushd / popd

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