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by quotz 6y ago
If youre focusing on the money youre gonna make a bad product... PG's essays really do explain everything so be sure to read them.
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by quotz 6y ago
You reckon it will work?
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by quotz 6y ago
Are you sure it will work?
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Ask HN: Use my mac as a microphone for my iPhone?
2 points by quotz 6y ago|4 comments
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by quotz 6y ago
Is webrtc not p2p? I will check out SRTP! Thanks for letting me know!
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Ask HN: How do apps build encryption in calls? Any libraries or open source?
7 points by quotz 6y ago|2 comments
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by quotz 6y ago
Right, lets say we use USB3.0/ Lightning port or bluetooth, which are all digital. Audio input goes into my mac program from a bluetooth/USB mic, then gets processed there, and then sends the digital data stream as an audio output
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by quotz 6y ago
Thanks for the answer Andre. We actually have the same name, and I too lived in London haha. Could you explain what do you mean by Modem? Modulation/demodulation? I know analog encryption doesn't exist, except scrambling. I am try
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Ask HN: Get sound from mic, process it and output it to iPhone
2 points by quotz 6y ago|4 comments
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by quotz 6y ago
I dont think so
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Ask HN: Would this work? Encryption with IP addresses?
1 points by quotz 6y ago|4 comments
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by quotz 6y ago
About time
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by quotz 6y ago
Yes exactly that
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by quotz 6y ago
I only heard about EncroChat now a day or two ago with the arrests and the crime stuff actually. I am just now googling about what EncroChat was. On the news they said smth about android phones with mics and cameras taken out and apps insta
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by quotz 6y ago
What are you suggesting?
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by quotz 6y ago
Yeah both VoIP and GSM. For VoIP it would be easier I suppose, but still, I want to make a device that would encrypt my voice before it reaches my iPhone. Once I solve for VoIP I can then focus on the GSM part and the analog to digital and
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Ask HN: Raspberry Pi for encrypting calls from my phone?
2 points by quotz 6y ago|8 comments
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Ask HN: Good Resources on Voice Encryption?
38 points by quotz 6y ago|51 comments
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Using Servers to Heat Homes: Facebook Embraces Heat Recycling (2017)(datacenterfrontier.com)
2 points by quotz 6y ago|0 comments
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by quotz 6y ago
Its so uncomfortable that they also hold all our data too
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Ask HN: Anyone using a Desktop-as-a-Service product that can recommend?
2 points by quotz 6y ago|1 comments
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by quotz 6y ago
... its their culture let them do whatever they want
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by quotz 6y ago
I am not really a coder so if anybody else wants to take up on this a lot of HNers would be grateful
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by quotz 6y ago
Yeah but it seems like a lot of "users" flag everything about china lately.
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by quotz 6y ago
Why is the article flagged? I've seen this happen to a few posts about China lately. Its starting to hurt the discourse on HN, its unhealthy for the forum.
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by quotz 6y ago
It was the republicans that first that made the CCP problem popular. The left wasn't really focusing on China at all.
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by quotz 6y ago
Now even the left are turning against china. Theres hope
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by quotz 6y ago
Anyone knows how to get into the field?
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by quotz 6y ago
I wonder whether Facebook would censor this as it goes against WHO guidelines, while its also published by a credible news source
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Ask HN: Are you more productive at late night?
2 points by quotz 6y ago|3 comments

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