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by signed0 13y ago
As someone who's had recruiters find my personal email via my GitHub commits, this is a welcome feature.
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by signed0 13y ago
This is the best Hacker News Android app I've seen! Would it be possible to have the refresh icon spin instead of that weird animation, or is that a result of it being a web app?
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by signed0 13y ago
AFAIK Right now there are two things that Mozilla controls. 1) login.persona.org that takes care of authentication 2) a JavaScript shim that developers add to their sites to get the login button to work. Persona is designed in such a way th
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by signed0 13y ago
Repost of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6176411
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by signed0 13y ago
This would prevent you from using twitter on a PC when your phone does not have internet connectivity. I.E. someone at an internet cafe in a foreign country.
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by signed0 13y ago
Base62 is base64 without the '/' and '+'.
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by signed0 13y ago
Instacart works with Costco.
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by signed0 13y ago
I would guess that you don't have it. The Roku Streaming Stick uses MHL and it only lists a handful of compatible TVs. http://www.roku.com/streamingstick#roku-ready
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by signed0 13y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hushmail#Compromises_to_email_...
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by signed0 13y ago
It was pulled because the GPL license made Apple sad. Now it's MPL (Mozilla Public License) which Apple doesn't have a problem with. http://thenextweb.com/apps/2013/07/18/vlc-for-ios-will-retur.
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by signed0 13y ago
If Anon was able to get these passwords, I'd bet foreign spy agencies and black hats can as well. Plus with passwords as bad as these, it would have been trivial for someone to have guessed them in the first place.
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by signed0 13y ago
Could also have something to do with Mt. Gox registering with the US Treasury Dept as a money services business. http://www.coindesk.com/mt-gox-registers-with-fincen-as-a-mo...
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by signed0 13y ago
Perhaps P9 was allocated to a company that is no longer part of the program.
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by signed0 13y ago
There was one yesterday about IE11 getting WebGL support: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5942739
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by signed0 13y ago
Are you sure you are looking at the Python page? I don't see a category for variable names.
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by signed0 13y ago
Is this trying to show that Duck Duck Go just enabled PFS (perfect forward secrecy)?
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by signed0 13y ago
The other big takeway is that they added support for SPDY3!
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by signed0 13y ago
That is good news. Hopefully this will mean StarCraft 2 runs a bit smoother on my machine since it uses OpenGL.
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by signed0 13y ago
Cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%...
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by signed0 13y ago
I doubt he actually intended to steal the laptops. Had he attempted to return them they would have caught on to his plan. It's unlikely that he would have taken them with him to Hong Kong as they would phone home. They are probably sit
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by signed0 13y ago
Here is a link to sign up for Stack Overflow Careers: http://bit.ly/14P2rbs
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by signed0 13y ago
Not necessarily. Just because the government asks for them doesn't mean they exist. I'd be surprised if they were actually deleted though.
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by signed0 13y ago
If Google has records of all emails that have been sent and deleted, presumably even if you don't have a Gmail account the government could ask Google for all emails that had ever been sent to your account. Just as the Syrian governmen
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by signed0 13y ago
I'm not sure if this is always the case. ZipCar (a short term rental car company) provides a credit card that can be used to pay for gas. When you insert the card at the pump, the machine only asks for your ZipCar membership number. Th
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by signed0 13y ago
When I worked in retail we asked everyone for their Zip code regardless of their payment method. We were told that it was so that the store could determine where their customers were coming from. Half the time we would just type in the stor
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by signed0 13y ago
It seems strange that they didn't just say this in the first place.
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by signed0 13y ago
Would it be crazy to think that Google may have given the NSA a copy of their SSL certificate?
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by signed0 13y ago
That's a shame. Perhaps someone needs to build a small library that exists outside of the App Store that notifies App Store apps when those keys are pressed. :P This reason alone is what keeps me using VLC for radio playlists.
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by signed0 13y ago
My main issue with Radium is that it does not support the play/pause/fast-forward/rewind keys on my MacBook. Does Radio support these?
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by signed0 13y ago
If they did't trust their hosts they wouldn't have used internet cafes. Though they may just be technically inept.

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