oldgregg

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by oldgregg 11y ago
Their support has been pretty bad lately, pulling servers offline and they take forever to respond to support requests.
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by oldgregg 12y ago
Really excited about this, no doubt the NSA has already sent their best men to "help" on the project.
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by oldgregg 12y ago
This could be huge. The first messaging app that is user friendly and protects message content and meta data is going to be huge.
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The secure smartphone that won’t get you beaten with rubber hoses(arstechnica.com)
6 points by oldgregg 12y ago|3 comments
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by oldgregg 12y ago
If you're in town tomorrow you should stop by the launch party for Satoshi Square- we're building a coop around free-market principles and helping startups navigate burdensome regulations. http://satoshiatx.com
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by oldgregg 13y ago
Always? Why do so many people insist in absolute work/life separation? It certainly hasn't been true throughout history. If you have to draw these clear lines it really just indicates an unhealthy understanding of the purpose of w
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by oldgregg 13y ago
The feds won't do shit. We're at depression level unemployment in many areas. Keeping bored people happy with a steady diet of weed, pornography, and hot pockets is a small price to pay when the alternative is civil unrest.
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by oldgregg 13y ago
Political propaganda. Why is this on HN?
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by oldgregg 13y ago
Why?
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by oldgregg 13y ago
I've been waiting for something like this-- with the right implementation it could be a huge success-- but there's lots of room to get it not-quite-right.
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by oldgregg 13y ago
dear god I hope he open sources his codebase.
102.
by oldgregg 13y ago
What would be the typical range for something like this or BladeRF?
103.
by oldgregg 13y ago
which companies currently let you do it?
104.
by oldgregg 13y ago
b) bitcoin it's not an accident that they make it so difficult. they are protecting massive revenue streams. bitcoin solves a lot of these problems by giving people real control over how to move money around. eventually bitcoin wallets
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by oldgregg 14y ago
Check out Bitcoin, currency for grownups.
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by oldgregg 14y ago
Any plans to support nginx/unicorn? Love passenger, but I really need the rolling restarts...
107.
by oldgregg 14y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to automatically compare goog vs. bing, identify discrepancies and come out with a 'clean' map?
108.
by oldgregg 14y ago
I've been waiting for something like this for YEARS... can't wait to try it out.
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by oldgregg 14y ago
Sounds like a lonely place.
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by oldgregg 14y ago
Looks good. I would love to see this as a Rails engine so I can just drop in a messaging system for users of my existing apps.
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by oldgregg 14y ago
I really want to like twilio but it's MADNESS that you can't terminate calls over the internet. So you're saying EVERYONE in the company has to have skype numbers just so we can terminate calls?! I would love it if twilio client actually wo
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by oldgregg 14y ago
Can I just drop this into a bootstrap project or do I need to rename all my button classes?
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by oldgregg 14y ago
You think? I don't see that much upside for google (do they really make that much money from ads inside maps?)... at the same time mapping is such a critical application I can see it having a dramatic effect in the iOS vs android wars.
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by oldgregg 14y ago
Damn. Who knows if this is legit, but assassination markets are coming, it's only a matter of time. Obviously it won't start with ACTUAL assassinations-- but hide your data, hide your mistresses. If abused assistants and underpaid file cler
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by oldgregg 14y ago
this has huge potential if they do it right. Let vendors pay with bitcoin. Let them pre-ship product that can be unlocked with a qr code. suddenly the silk road gets a lot more interesting.
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by oldgregg 14y ago
Encryption and anonymity is going to be THE issue of the next 20 years.
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by oldgregg 14y ago
What a great way to ruin a perfectly awesome company.
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by oldgregg 14y ago
Any word when twilio client will run on WebRTC? Sound quality on the current flash client makes it almost unusable...
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by oldgregg 15y ago
I think Amazon will eventually open a big box store. They won't carry any inventory-- just one copy of each item. You scan the items you want and choose shipping to your home or next-day pickup at the store. With so many big box stores shut
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by oldgregg 15y ago
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