joshmn

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by joshmn 11y ago
Would bitcodin be handling the takedown requests?
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They ask me tons of questions.
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by joshmn 11y ago
I bet they didn't think they had to run and operate a business. The common thinking of "oh, it's in the app store, now I can sit back and relax" is ludicrous.
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by joshmn 11y ago
"The only solution to the current tax system is to make more rules, so it's more convoluted than ever." — every politician. No, what we need is to trim down the fat that your liberal arts degree decide to fluff in there for t
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by joshmn 11y ago
The urge to aggressively, rapidly grow.
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by joshmn 11y ago
And here's the solution: Turn in your guns. Disclaimer: I'm a gun owner, and an avid hunter. At one point in my life I shot for competition. I still think that we need to turn in all guns. I personally know too many people with gu
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by joshmn 11y ago
In a former life, I was a member of this system. And this system is so fucking broken. Let's make people broke using tax-payer funds, and put them in a position where they are likely to fail, instead of succeed. Reminds me of being jai
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by joshmn 11y ago
Vague question; I think it comes down to "what's the best tool for the job?" In my experience (getting the basics running): Yeoman is pretty neat. The one Rails ships with is pretty cool. A team I consult has had success usin
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by joshmn 11y ago
You said junior high and I thought you were in middle school (ages 12-14, grades 6-8 for my friends not in the US). What's your workload like in school? Do you go to a prestigious school, where you're expected to go Ivy League or
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by joshmn 11y ago
From my experience, no.
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Now do the cord, and find out why they always turn to shit.
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There is also fast-ruby: https://github.com/JuanitoFatas/fast-ruby
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by joshmn 11y ago
> and am also relieved it's part of an overall strategy that included professional help. I think that part is the most key to success for this type of strategy.
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by joshmn 11y ago
Looking at the picture they put on the post... Can someone please explain why a launcher needs so many employees?
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by joshmn 11y ago
> There's an app for OS X called Charles, which automates this process for you, acting as a proxy and generating the fake certificates on-demand. It's a bit more difficult than just loading up an MITM and generating the certs;
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by joshmn 11y ago
Not OP, but I think it's time we have some open-source, single-click install for some web-based app for managing a wallet. If you're using bitcoin, I'm assuming you can click something to install to Heroku.
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by joshmn 11y ago
GoFundMe has, in my head, turned into a beggars corner. I have a friend on Facebook who created a "legal fund" to help her friend who needs $7,500 for legal counsel for her first felony 5th-degree possession charge. I thought it w
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by joshmn 11y ago
As much as I want to love this, I'm wary — how's SeatGeek protecting against fraudulent tickets? How is my purchase protected? Does (can?) SeatGeek validate the ticket themselves? TicketMaster, the monopoly that they are, can do t
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by joshmn 11y ago
And then there are 100s of other stories like this one where people catastrophically fail.
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by joshmn 11y ago
Kind of a rant, sorry. Chips are great, but in-store fraud transactions (from unauthorized purchases) have scaled downward, until... Google Wallet, and Apple Pay. In fact, it's now easier to perform in-store credit card fraud, thanks t
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by joshmn 11y ago
I was so desperately hoping that Apple would release something to go toe-to-toe with the Surface. But instead they just gave me something more powerful to play Candy Crush on.
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by joshmn 11y ago
If you're only web, you should be perfectly fine behind CloudFlare.
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by joshmn 11y ago
I wonder what the party is like for these guys. Like, how do you celebrate this?
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by joshmn 11y ago
Some background on VBulletin for the uninitiated: back in the day (2000-2006ish), bulletin boards/forums were extremely popular. The popular choices were PHP-based. There were some in MSFT-based languages, but not widely adopted by the
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by joshmn 11y ago
Not sure why the downvotes. Fraud is a serious issue that can tank anyone's side project or even company. I'm curious and open to opinions on why this isn't a concern here, or why I am incorrect.
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by joshmn 11y ago
Neat! Now someone can launder money to themselves a la someone's side project, or even better, card items that they would otherwise find on Craigslist. /s
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by joshmn 11y ago
dropping.com is another good tool.
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by joshmn 11y ago
Not an expert here, but for registered, I would think that you would monitor changes from major nameservers. Wouldn't return 100% of the domains, but probably ~90%.
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by joshmn 11y ago
Comrades: Don't let rejection discourage you, as there are a million fish in the sea. Just remember: AirBnB didn't have the greatest feedback in the world, and they're doing all right. Execute your idea like you did your appl
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by joshmn 11y ago
I don't consider this a surprise at all. I see these new ads for things like ".digital" and ".media" and the only thing I can think of is using them for vanity, such as xyzcompany.media and then using that internall

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