pieterhg

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   by pieterhg 13y ago

   That's not how Twitter works
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   by pieterhg 13y ago

   When someone steals your device, you change your passwords and Google ends all active sessions automatically. If you use a session cookie from a very different location (e.g. another country, it also asks to re-enter the two-factor token. T
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   by pieterhg 13y ago

   Good point. Two-factor auth is required on any other browser session or device without the session cookie. It's also reset every 30 days, so you'll have to re-enter it even if you still have a session running.
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   by pieterhg 13y ago

   Dankjewel! Succes met je Nederlands. Lijkt me een behoorlijk moeilijke taal als je er niet geboren bent :) Waarom ben je het aan het leren?
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   by pieterhg 13y ago

   Yes and no. They have my data until I left to Asia in April (9 months ago). Luckily the thieves left a backup of my main drive I just did the day before. Really glad they did.
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   by pieterhg 13y ago

   My main business is running a YouTube network so I'm signed into about 10 accounts in one browser session. Merely, to maintain my channels. All passwords are 16-character random strings with two-factor authentication enabled. So if I&#
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   by pieterhg 13y ago

   Thank you, fixed. Not a native :)
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   by pieterhg 13y ago

   You're spot on. That's a very good point. I guess I'm not a minimalist in the digital realm.
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   by pieterhg 13y ago

   It might work. Chrome already saves all your passwords on Google's servers (if you allow it too) and Apple does the same with Keychain on iCloud. So it's definitely going there, and if you can get users to trust your service, it m
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    Hi Jonas, we did! Thanks for your wishes, you still in Chiang Mai?
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    How I went from 100 to 0 things (or how I was robbed of all my stuff)(levels.io)

    165 points by pieterhg 13y ago|170 comments
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    Better source here http://rt.com/news/fukushima-steam-nuclear-reactor-064/
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    Unless you want to do it on a huge scale (see http://theverge.com/2013/12/2/5165428/bitcoin-mine-in-hong-k... ), it's not. You might want to look into mining litecoin (LTC), which might still be prof
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    Yes I have, they have not responded to my support tickets in 7 days now.
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    I'm a Dutch citizen with a Dutch bank account (with online banking) who can do European transfers with ease. It doesn't matter where I live, as far as this concerned I'm the same as any Dutch/European citizen.
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    Coinbase is US-only though?
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    I'm not from Germany, but Netherlands. But your point stands if you're talking about everywhere outside UK/US.
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    So I tried Bitstamp 3 times and was denied all the times. I'm not a noob in this respect, I know what a good scan is and I've used this passport scan (front+back) for many other services. They're just not good at verifying do
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    It's practically impossible for regular people to buy Bitcoin(levels.io)

    110 points by pieterhg 13y ago|136 comments
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    I built a script that downloads the new phone invoice from my provider's website every month and puts them in my Dropbox's expenses folder.
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    Do you mean Bitcoin China forums?
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    I think you're absolutely right. We've actually been thought by Gmail not to remove messages but instead archive them and that's a good philosophy. I've been on Gmail since 2005 and have about 100,000 messages at 20 GB.
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    It doesn't help the MP4 is 115 MB, maybe compress that
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    Thanks Peroni!!
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    I recommend everyone to see where the person who submitted this link works/worked.
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    FYI, I can't find Popcorn if I search for Popcorn in the App Store. I am able to find it if I search for Popcorn Messaging. I can just imagine many more people will find it if you'd call it Popcorn Chat.
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    I hate to be that guy, but this already exists as a stand-alone iOS app http://www.imore.com/iphone-proximity-sensor-locks-mac-keyca...
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    —$100k or more (debt)
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    —$100k to —$10k (debt)
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    by pieterhg 13y ago

    —$10k to $0 (debt)