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The NSA has always been spying on you(animalnewyork.com)
6 points by joewee 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Recommendation for an alternative to Intercom.io?
11 points by joewee 13y ago|7 comments
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Shia Labeouf: One-In-Five Phone Calls Are Recorded (2008-09-16)(youtube.com)
2 points by joewee 13y ago|0 comments
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by joewee 13y ago
How about Dropbox + TrueCrypt + Automount? Files are decrypted in memory, files you need to share you can keep in unencrypted format.
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NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden [Video Interview](youtube.com)
7 points by joewee 13y ago|0 comments
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Solving the mystery of PRISM(theweek.com)
85 points by joewee 13y ago|5 comments
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by joewee 13y ago
Anyone else thinking this could be a coordinated effort by Chinese intelligence to discredit the USA? Not passing judgement, but as a outsider this looks like a full fledged cold war.
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Dear Dumb VC(medium.com)
2 points by joewee 13y ago|0 comments
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by joewee 13y ago
People fail to understand PRISM, companies don't have to GIVE data, they can give security keys which allow data to be intercepted.
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Drowning Doesn’t Look Like Drowning(slate.com)
4 points by joewee 13y ago|0 comments
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by joewee 13y ago
Well, at least one person said it! ;) I signed up for a free trial of bigcommerce to compare it to another e-commerce platform. I signed up and just never got around to using it. And then bigcommerce sent me a customer service email titled
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by joewee 13y ago
This isn't spam, its marketing to people who opted into receiving communications from you in exchange for a free trial of your service. As long as you stop shortly after the trial period there is nothing wrong with it in my opinion. I actua
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by joewee 13y ago
Until now I've always charged a very low trial fee. Say, $1 for the first 30 days of service then auto bill after the 30 day $1 trial. Never thought it was a good idea to request credit card for free trial, though I haven't tested it. Now I
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by joewee 13y ago
I dont think so, the bronto URL redirects to moz.com, the password reset happens on moz.com But it is weird to use a marketing company to send out password reset instructions.
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by joewee 13y ago
I still wonder how they discovered that the passwords were exposed.
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SEOmoz hacked?
7 points by joewee 13y ago|11 comments
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by joewee 13y ago
I don't understand how this disproves that the value could be $13K in the future? St. Petersburg paradox seems to say: calculate the maximum cost vs Expected Value. So if we assume that bitcoin has a future EV of $1000 buying it at $130 wou
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Calculating the Long-term Value of a Bitcoin(tristara.com)
3 points by joewee 13y ago|2 comments
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by joewee 13y ago
Didn't mean to point a finger at you. Perhaps I don't understand the hn culture, is suggesting ways to do something more efficiently against the rules of Show HN? And if whoever keeps downvoting me wants to discourage me from making similar
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by joewee 13y ago
OK. But why did I get a down vote for that? My point is there are probably more optimal ways to add the data than manually gathering it. Nice effort though, of course.
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by joewee 13y ago
Try cloudflare?
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by joewee 13y ago
I assumed you would pull the javascript embedded in the target sites along with DNS records to see what services they are using. But where do you get Anyperks data from? Are you manually adding this? [EDIT to make more PC]
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How tiny flaw in deck design gave poker star the upper hand(dailymail.co.uk)
6 points by joewee 13y ago|1 comments
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by joewee 13y ago
Wow, thanks for the breakdown! Do you represent any of the parties named in this? I think the answer is obvious, but thought I should ask anyway.
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Math as Myth: What looks like the golden ratio is sometimes just fool's gold(nautil.us)
8 points by joewee 13y ago|2 comments
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by joewee 13y ago
I think I would be an amazing employee. After managing several people in a startup I can really empathize for what it takes to be a good manager. I now believe that bad managers aren't bad because they are bad people, they just lack the rig
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by joewee 13y ago
I believe its not difficult to find Satoshi Nakamoto. However admitting that you found this person/entity would likely put you in danger. So there is no motivation for the people who might know to speak up. I believe that most large governm
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by joewee 13y ago
You can't tell if he is wearing the sunglasses in the other shots. And the likelihood of two sets of guys walking around fitting the same description?
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by joewee 14y ago
Even old card numbers can be used for transactions in some cases.
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Kim Dotcom: ‘Eat this FBI, leading the Time100 poll with a 93% approval rating'(venturebeat.com)
26 points by joewee 14y ago|13 comments

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