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Not Wise: French T-Shirt Company Tries To Trademark Anonymous Logo
(techdirt.com)
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Introducing Squarespace 6
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Ouch.... http://qrauth.com - Login using QR codes Password is stored on your iOS device and securely transported to the site you're login into when you scan a QR code. No more excused for duplicate/easy to remember passwords!
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Microsoft hatches Bing Fund incubator for startups
(theregister.co.uk)
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Cape Breton technology concept GoInstant sold to Salesforce.com
(capebretonpost.com)
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Two spaces after a period: Why you should never, ever do it.
(slate.com)
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BlackBerry PlayBook hacked to run iOS apps
(imore.com)
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.dot would be funny, imagine telling people to go to dot.dot or even slashdot.dot
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Yelp accused of burying good customer reviews
(cbc.ca)
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Wow, good job. A search function would be great (apologies if I missed it).
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Canadian VCs are being cut loose, and that’s a good thing
(startupnorth.ca)
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QRSplice : Transfer files using streaming QR Codes
(itunes.apple.com)
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There is a difference between how easy it is and if Apple wants to allow it. The percentage of people who want to do this on a widely adopted consumer platform like iOS is small. I doubt Apple will ever allow this, it wouldn't significantl
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No, terminal velocity will limit the fall speed to be much less http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/1199/can-a-bullet-f...
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RIM may have been behind Apple store Wake Up flashmob
(imore.com)
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You can get those feeds, but they're very expensive. High frequency trading is done using actual real time data at millisecond resolution. The barrier to entry is very high, which is why I think flash trading gives an unfair advantage to
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15y ago
Yeah, while this is cool I'm sure it's a violation of Googles TOS. I'm sure they'd enforce it if this gets traction.
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B.C. woman sues Facebook for using her photo
(cbc.ca)
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It's one way, but there is enough metadata so the receiver knows when it has the complete file.
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15y ago
My QR code hack just went live, check it out. Send text data between 2 iOS devices with an animated QR code. It works pretty well until the file size starts to get big. Let me know what you think.
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ShowHN: QRSplice - Use animated QR Codes to transfer data between iOS devices
(qrsplice.com)
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Apple boosts iAd revenue share for developers from 60% to 70%
(9to5mac.com)
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SEEKING WORK (Ottawa, Remote) iOS development, embedded systems programming, Linux device drivers. http://www.computingobjects.com
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I'd be shocked if that happens. QNX has a pretty good business outside of Blackberry, their auto products are pretty sweet. I suspect if RIM does go the Windows Phone route (which I think makes perfect sense) that QNX will get spun out or
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Deconstructing AngelList: How to Optimize Your Funding Profile
(danielodio.com)
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Glad you like it. All those features are planned. There is support for iCloud which tries to sync the database between phones. I've found iCloud syncing of databases to be slow in my testing, but it does seem to do it eventually. Speed p
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I was working on this when google tested that feature. I actually started the project as a 2 factor authentication system but scaled it back to this version of the initial release at least. There's a chicken/egg problem with getting websi
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Android is in the plans. The main reason I started with iOS was that I had access to the devices.
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There's a browser extension (Chrome/Safari/FF) that does the hookup. Basically it talks to our server to request a QR Code. When the code is scanned, the users credentials are encrypted on the phone, sent to our server which passes them al
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The idea is to let users maintain a portable database of very strong passwords. Since the credentials are transfered when the QR code is scanned the user doesn't need to remember or enter a complex password. It also eliminates worries abo
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