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by mrdazm 7y ago
Thank you so much!! The version you built (dead man's switch + triggered workflows) is what I envision for a phase 2 if this goes anywhere. :)
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by mrdazm 7y ago
Thanks for this! 1 - Even with access to the trusted contact's account a passphrase/access key (specific to the main account and not stored by the service) is required 2 - Interesting scenario but still requires the above-mentione
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by mrdazm 7y ago
Thanks for checking it out! Do your feelings change at all with knowing that the data is completely encrypted at rest and inaccessible by me/the company even though I have access to the database?
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by mrdazm 7y ago
Thank you for checking it out and for your feedback! An initial thought I had was to look at it as being akin to an insurance policy of sorts and that's what sort of led me down the recurring revenue path. Definitely will consider one-
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by mrdazm 7y ago
Hi all, original poster here. I created Passbox after buying my first motorcycle and thinking that if anything happened to me on it I'd like for my devices/accounts/photos and such to not be walled off forever. I'd love
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Show HN: Passbox – Give access to your data only after you're dead(passbox.co)
110 points by mrdazm 7y ago|134 comments
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by mrdazm 8y ago
Fellow dev and blue belt here who started around when you did in 2015. Happy that you put into words and shared many of the sentiments I've thought about and appreciate in BJJ. Coincidentally I got my first IBJJF medal (3rd place) in a
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What Can JavaScript Do? A Non-Technical Overview(dazm.co)
46 points by mrdazm 11y ago|0 comments
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by mrdazm 11y ago
BrightGauge ( http://www.brightgauge.com/)| Front End Web Developer | Miami, FL | Full-time/Onsite BrightGauge Software is looking for an incredible Front End Web Developer to join our growing team. You know the type:
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So you wanna be a data scientist?(mashable.com)
9 points by mrdazm 12y ago|0 comments
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Creative Ways to Combat Writer’s Block(dazm.co)
3 points by mrdazm 12y ago|0 comments
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by mrdazm 12y ago
While working my first job out of college as an A/V Tech (I'm a web developer now - front-end) I had a lot of downtime and was bored. I asked a friend, another programmer, to recommend good sources for articles/posts and such
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by mrdazm 13y ago
I wonder what the architecture for the messaging looks like.
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Index your site on Yahoo through Bing?(search.yahoo.com)
1 points by mrdazm 13y ago|1 comments
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by mrdazm 13y ago
Probably but as a web developer I hold incognito mode sacred.
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by mrdazm 13y ago
By no means were we trying to abolish tabs; we pretty much just wanted to help minimize the number of ways to get distracted from any single task. It's not something we envisioned being on all the time per se. It's more for a seri
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Show HN: My first Chrome extension (TabZolo.co)
9 points by mrdazm 13y ago|4 comments
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A Review of LaunchKey - The Anti-Password Authentication Solution(dazm.co)
1 points by mrdazm 13y ago|0 comments
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Engage Your Career / How I Got Started(dazm.co)
2 points by mrdazm 13y ago|0 comments
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by mrdazm 14y ago
Very nice work. Clean, simple UI and I love how you managed the article vs comments views.
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by mrdazm 14y ago
And there's AgilityJS too... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2793634
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by mrdazm 14y ago
Geeky comment here but this.co would go great with some company/business looking to educate the masses on namespacing. If only...
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by mrdazm 14y ago
Incredibly coincidental that you did this. I was talking to a friend today and brought up forgotten Clippy. Glad to see it reborn and given the JS plugin treatment!
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by mrdazm 14y ago
This article reminds me of the "Be Nice to Programmers" post ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4631607 ) a little while back. To me it highlights a rationale for why this grumpiness may exist in the first place.