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by rakkhi 16y ago
But search may not be where you click +1 the most. This article suggests google will also count other places where you have shared a link eg twitter, likes on reader, etc http://j.mp/fSVZSn No doubt a toolbar and chrome addon is on it's
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Risk assessment: a glimpse of the future(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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RSA and SCADA: two ends of the disclosure spectrum(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Agreed nice to see someone walked the talk. Its interesting whether DRM is broken as a concept or just implementation. For books and songs I can see where people like Tim will accept that the people who were going to pay for his books will
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Feeding an offline reading habit(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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by rakkhi 16y ago
All the applications that have been built on top of Dropbox like this: http://frenzyapp.com/ and this: http://droppages.com/Getting+started If they get fees from these apps when they monetise they become a platform or a framework, then
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by rakkhi 16y ago
lol so true. I was ranting about the overuse of this term a few weeks back: http://rakkhi.blogspot.com/2011/02/why-is-it-cloud-everythin...
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by rakkhi 16y ago
+1. Agreed, I'm bored in a security consulting career. It pays well but does not make me feel like a creator. Getting into some node.js as a place to start building things.
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Clickable link: http://www.simplesecurityra.com
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Ask HN: Is there a need for simple security risk assessment tool?
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Mitigating OWASP top 10 without any code(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Google circles - many ways to do identity?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Link: http://www.simplesecurityra.com
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Ask HN: Rate my startup - Simple security risk assessment
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Clickable link: http://www.simplesecurityra.com
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DDOS protection strategies(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Password stolen: an ounce of prevention(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Why advertise your Facebook site?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Ask HN: Is an overlay more susceptible to phishing?
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Data classification: start with the end in mind(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Apple succeeds where security failed with web developers(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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by rakkhi 16y ago
""If my computer, or server, or laptop dies or really slows down, everything keeps working just fine because there are lots of other computers that remember what the other lost and they start working as soon as I need them." See that actual
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Interesting, I would have thought once gone it never returns. Any examples of words or phrases that have come back to a niche definition?
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Why is it cloud everything now?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Balancing security and employee productivity(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Demise of Blockbuster, Borders and Google?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Matt do you think this will be abused at all? I.e. organized blocking of sites on mass to push it down rankings? Is your block list something that will be synced so that it is available everywhere you use Chrome and eventually just synced w
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Open source security - angels fear to tread?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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You will still lose data so is DLP worthwhile?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Application Security at source delivers 4 x ROI?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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