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by natdempk 13y ago
I don't believe they've had an independent security audit. I think their team however is comprised of more respected cryptographers like Moxie Marlinspike, who introduced the concept of SSL stripping, one of the issues that was fo
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by natdempk 13y ago
Also of interest is their blog post about how they plan to handle the issues described in this report: https://blog.crypto.cat/2014/04/recent-audits-and-coming-imp... Reading that, I still am not sure why anyone w
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On the Trail of a Silver Theif(gardenandgun.com)
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by natdempk 13y ago
Its just an investment that may pay off in time in the future. Say you need to explain how to do something to a friend, if you write it up and keep it somewhere you should never need to type out that same explanation again if you other frie
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by natdempk 13y ago
Yeah, would have liked to see specific examples of features he picked apart, revisions that were made, etc. That would make this article much more valuable.
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by natdempk 13y ago
The IRS can't tell how long you've held a bitcoin, what price you bought it at, when you bought it or how many bitcoins you hold in total. The fact that you can arbitrarily split wallets and tumble coins means they basically have
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by natdempk 13y ago
For me, gay marriage is on a level of fundamental human rights and equality. That everyone should have the same rights under the law is literally one of the central beliefs that the United States was founded on. If we're giving benefit
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by natdempk 13y ago
Its not thinner. The x240 is 0.8 inches thick [1] and the MacBook Pro is 0.71 inches thick. [2] Not trying to fanboy here having used both of those laptops recently. [1] http://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/len
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by natdempk 13y ago
I like that this both starts a conversation and provides a conversation topic in the form of an appealing picture. Definitely would use this if it was in my area.
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by natdempk 13y ago
The source is even on github: https://github.com/DanielHadley/SomervilleSystems As someone who grew up in Somerville, I'm impressed.
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by natdempk 13y ago
Wow, that's horrible. I would probably get nothing done in that office. Mine is silent apart from occasional talking, but even then for anything extended/scheduled people tend to grab a room so it doesn't disturb others. I wo
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by natdempk 13y ago
EC2 Micros run about $0.02 per hour meaning it only takes about 5 plays per hour to be profitable, so you theoretically have ~115 plays that are profitable per hour per client, though its probably more like 100 including ads that play betwe
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by natdempk 13y ago
> Grant said the credit was nowhere near sufficient to cover the company’s loss and as a result his firm is contemplating legal action. I doubt it was $100,000 in hosting credit. Probably a free year or two or something relatively mean
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by natdempk 13y ago
The best part was that they offered them a credit on their account as compensation. As if they would want to continue their business with a hosting company that allows unauthenticated users to issue commands to their technicians.
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by natdempk 13y ago
This was what I really liked about this article as well. I wish there was more news presented in this format, as it is making a point, but also presents counterarguments to its claims and the evidence for both sides.
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by natdempk 13y ago
This is what I use at home/work as well. A solid keyboard with a lot of switch options, a nice form factor, and good key layout. Definitely recommended.
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by natdempk 13y ago
Apparently he died of kidney failure in 1983. [1] [1] http://web.archive.org/web/20101006064100/http://rd-india.co...
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by natdempk 13y ago
From the podcast, car dealerships/dealers were rated "least trusted" and "most painful" consumer experiences. Clearly that is for the benefit of the consumers...
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by natdempk 13y ago
> "If the government wants to give them permission to steal our signal, then we will come up with some other way to get them our content and so get paid for it," I can't believe he thinks that capturing a signal they are f
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by natdempk 13y ago
This is awesome. Happy to see a centralized place where I can quickly gauge library quality across many languages.
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by natdempk 13y ago
Probably worth adding openbittorrent as a tracker as well: udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80/announce
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by natdempk 13y ago
Doesn't the purchasing a service part explicitly say Dell isn't allowed to do this? Am I reading this wrong somehow or are they just blatantly breaking the rules?
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by natdempk 13y ago
You can at first, but Bitcoin mixers make it unlikely. If you take stolen coins, throw them into a pool with other coins, make a lot of transactions within that pool and with other addresses, and generate a bunch of new addresses with new b
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by natdempk 13y ago
An anonymous dev who interviewed there posted on reddit saying that they didn't use version control, and that all code changes had to go through Karpeles.
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by natdempk 13y ago
This headline makes me think of a weird future where they are advertising to sentient quadrotors through Upworthy style headlines. Bizarre.
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by natdempk 13y ago
Right, didn't realize that the article was updated to address some of the concerns that were initially left. Have you considered repeating the experiment with a slightly larger dosage?
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by natdempk 13y ago
When this got posted before on HN the consensus was likely that the LSD got destroyed before he actually took any. I would really like to see that study done with more controlled dosing/storage.
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by natdempk 13y ago
Ah okay, looking into it more and as another commenter has mentioned its probably the DVR aspect, which allows/encourages skipping commercials. They probably fear that the commercials will be stripped out or easily skippable.
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by natdempk 13y ago
Maybe it ruins their advertising locality or the value of having local network affiliated stations? But both of those seem like pretty lofty arguments.
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by natdempk 13y ago
You might want to up the frame rate of the gifs, right now they seem kinda laggy and don't show off animations very smoothly. Cool idea though, people would use this if its easy to make them.

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