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by sekasi 10y ago
You, sir, have just landed at an important topic that we're all too lax on. This third-party injected javascript into otherwise 'trusted' pages is a real serious issue. Besides the 'kill all ads' talk which isn&#x27
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by sekasi 10y ago
30 minutes to download the bank statement? No paperless billing? so many questions about this amazing bank.
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by sekasi 10y ago
You mean Two Factor yeah? Because telegram already relies on two step.
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Ask HN: Big software teams, how do you manage your computers?
18 points by sekasi 10y ago|17 comments
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Cannes lion award winner pulled from app store(mumbrella.com.au)
2 points by sekasi 10y ago|0 comments
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by sekasi 10y ago
Solving that code test in a more effective manner? :) replace non alpha/spaces, lowercase it, then compare value.reverse() == value
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by sekasi 10y ago
I hate to be the wikipedia poster here, but the entry on Biological Immortality does make for a good read in this context; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biological_immortality
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by sekasi 11y ago
I don't quite understand the reasoning in the start which seems to boil down to; Content/Media on the web is bad and people are dissatisfied. How exactly do you reach this conclusion? I mean we can all make huge assumptions about
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Introducing APEX(medium.com)
1 points by sekasi 11y ago|0 comments
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Paul Graham is still asking to be eaten(medium.com)
6 points by sekasi 11y ago|1 comments
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by sekasi 11y ago
Sounds like a very familiar story to ours. Point being, commoditization is not a binary. It's not on or off, there's varying degrees of just how bad it is. At some point during that scale, the quality argument tends to fall down a
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by sekasi 11y ago
I don't mean this quite in the 'derogatory' way it's going to sound like, but offshoring is a serious sign of trouble when it comes to commoditization. If what you're doing as a business can be done for a fifth of t
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by sekasi 11y ago
I don't at all mean to sound condescending, but I'm genuinely curious how much of an issue battery life is for people nowadays? Using a 6S, I'll comfortably get through a long long day without the need to plug it in. But that
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by sekasi 11y ago
Combination of; JIRA for QA/Ticket management/Sprint planning Confluence for Wiki/documenting Slack for team comms Trello for higher level business planning (org, not projects) Has worked very well over here (300+ sized busin
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by sekasi 11y ago
I've been a stalwart supporter of Evernote for quite some time now. I've pushed through when feeling like the platform got slower and slower as time went by. I pushed through when it felt like their focus was scattered, like the c
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by sekasi 11y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what was? I thought it was too.
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by sekasi 11y ago
I can almost guarantee that the people that maintain TOR won't be happy to see something like this, since their lives are spent maintaining a tool that can give people anonymity.
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by sekasi 11y ago
One glaringly obvious problem with this concept is that this very article requires some basic insight in security engineering, and even for people that are interested, it can be hard to digest. How do we (blanket statement) try to address t
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David Cameron wants to ban encryption(businessinsider.com.au)
2 points by sekasi 11y ago|0 comments
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by sekasi 11y ago
I believe comments here that programming isn't a necessity aren't really correct. A strong programming knowledge to the point of expertise is what you should aspire towards in a security-related career. Language is a hard question
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by sekasi 11y ago
This is identical to how I approach passwords. Super interesting to hear I'm not alone. I'm finding it works extraordinarily well, and even in situations where my Lastpass details are compromised (like today), it's not necess
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by sekasi 11y ago
I'm not sure what your point is here. Yes, he has a choice and that's a good thing. Why do you bring that up? They are making a choice based off fundamental disagreements with policies that the now-ruling party stands for. Of cour
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by sekasi 11y ago
I'm genuinely surprised we didn't see a DK3 in crescent bay before commercial release. Great news!
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Incredible CSS transitions(species-in-pieces.com)
3 points by sekasi 11y ago|0 comments
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by sekasi 11y ago
I'd love to hear some thoughts on how this affects battery, especially on some battery-challenged devices such as the moto360 ?
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by sekasi 12y ago
I was under the impression that was for more hobby level apps with a very tiny amount of revenue, but maybe I was mistaken. I'll check it out, thanks!
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Ask HN: Selling app IP?
1 points by sekasi 12y ago|2 comments
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by sekasi 12y ago
I actually can't see how this epitomizes a failed Pitch. Sure, he was struggling a little bit, and towards the end went off the rails.. but generally if this summarizes what a 'poor pitch' is like, then we're in pretty g
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by sekasi 12y ago
I think that mentality is a little bit part of the problem. It's the fear (and sometimes rightfully so) that they will be used for nefarious means rather than being .. what they are meant to be. Korea and Japan have drug problems as we
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Ask HN: Who do you go with for security audits?
5 points by sekasi 12y ago|5 comments

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