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by telecuda 14y ago
We sell to many federal/intel agencies and are seeing customers choose Amazon GovCloud over on-site storage 3:1. While security is of great importance, it has more to do with the trust in your business relationship than where bits are store
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by telecuda 14y ago
Great response. I'm not proposing any new laws, but my belief is that a judge will ultimately disagree with your statement that "The service that actually hosts the file doesn't know what it is." You're correct that an automated service can
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by telecuda 14y ago
I believe encryption will buy them some time until the law catches up, then poof.
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by telecuda 14y ago
Here's the part I don't get: IP addresses, file ownership and payment info are stored unencrypted ( http://bit.ly/VswkJi ). If someone or something is advertising they have a trove of copyrighted material, the standard procedure for law enf
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by telecuda 14y ago
I have their Ambient Orb ( http://bit.ly/XFemSb ) on my desk. It starts at red in the morning then fades to yellow to green as we get more registrations throughout the day. Also, pre-Arduino we used a WebSwitch $199 ( http://www.controlbywe
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May the best photo win.(boutgame.com)
1 points by telecuda 14y ago|0 comments
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by telecuda 14y ago
I don't understand why exactly, but an image saved at 2x pixels isn't necessarily 2x the bytes. Take 20 minutes and at least redo your logo and key images. Here's my take on how (short-form of author's post): http://telecuda.tumblr.com/pos
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by telecuda 14y ago
"...customer's existing mobile numbers are no longer tied to a single device..." Does this mean if the customer has an AT&T iPhone (for example) you can receive copies of SMS sent to their handset via the API, or is it still the case th
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by telecuda 14y ago
Are the apps subject to individual review and approval by AT&T (as opposed to direct through Tropo or Twilio where you can launch on your own)? We developed a location service that met all of AT&T's and CTIA's consent guidelines yet
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by telecuda 14y ago
For me, LinkedIn is immensely useful and worth the $50/mo premium subscription for InMail. I don't spam people, but when I want to reach a C_O or the Founder of [Insert Company], I find that nearly all of my InMails are answered - much high
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by telecuda 14y ago
Links should not open in new tabs on the iPhone. It takes two extra taps to close the image/story and go back. Nice job!
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by telecuda 14y ago
I pitched this Facebook concept on HN last month but got no love here. No interest or not seen? https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151391609962845
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Show HN: Facebook Legacy(youtube.com)
3 points by telecuda 14y ago|1 comments
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by telecuda 14y ago
Facebook Legacy: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151391609962845 Released this concept today as sort of a "Your Life in Review" for children and grandchildren to follow your life story through Facebook.
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by telecuda 14y ago
This is a product concept I've been thinking about for some time and wanted to put out there for discussion. I do not work for Facebook. By marking posts as Legacies, your favorite memories would be shared with family for generations. Imagi
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Facebook Legacy(facebook.com)
3 points by telecuda 14y ago|1 comments
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by telecuda 14y ago
I returned 2 15" Retina MBPs in 3 weeks. First had dead pixels, second had a very squeaky spacebar, and now this third machine has the same ghosting effect you've mentioned. It's really not that much of an annoyance because it goes away qui
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by telecuda 14y ago
If you're feeling inspired to try this yourself, go to your local historical society/museum and ask to go through some of their albums. My town has volumes of old photos like this from 20-50 years ago with easily recognizable standing struc
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by telecuda 14y ago
This is Apple's opportunity to get involved. I love that I can iMessage from my laptop while on Southwest WiFi. They need to extend it to the phone. Idea #1: Picture there being two WiFi networks on a plane: Internet Access and iMessage. Co
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by telecuda 14y ago
It's amazing that they can do this, yet there is still no high-quality solution for changing a male voice into a believable female voice. (For example, making a 40 year old man sound like a 16 year old girl)
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by telecuda 14y ago
What I meant by "100% credit" is 100% credited back into your SWA account - not cash back - but that's still amazing by industry standards.
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by telecuda 14y ago
I am arguing that (beyond their legal right). I can overlook someone circumventing a company who treats their customers poorly, but I believe a company who excels at customer service deserves a higher level of support in return from their c
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by telecuda 14y ago
I agree. And I don't think it poses a real problem if a very small percentage do this. The problem is when instead of paying Southwest $10 for Early Bird a large group uses this guy. I find it wonderful that I don't need to pay a premium fo
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by telecuda 14y ago
If you miss your flight on Southwest they credit 100% of your money back - even if it's your own fault for sleeping in.
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by telecuda 14y ago
I agree with taking him down in this case. A quick Google search would reveal that it's been done before and taken down before. Southwest goes above and beyond the industry norm for making air travel painless (I fly them every week) and the
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by telecuda 14y ago
I was at a law enforcement show this week and drones were the big new thing. Most were either quadcopters with GoPros while others looked like mini helicopters with PTZ cameras strapped to them. Better funded departments are starting to tes
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by telecuda 14y ago
Renee has handled a good portion of our support tickets over the years and does a fantastic job. It's refreshing to have someone treat even the smallest problem of yours so personally - making sure everything is resolved to your satisfactio
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by telecuda 14y ago
They don't officially comment on it -- which is different than saying "it's not on our roadmap" like they do with other features -- but with the size of the opportunity it presents, the relationships they have with carriers, and the combine
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by telecuda 14y ago
Hopefully a side-effect of this is speeding up the release of an MMS API, which will unleash a whole new flurry of photo-sharing startups that we appear to love so much.
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by telecuda 14y ago
> why would serious criminals continue to use any of these services? For the same reason they use cell phones which are easily monitored - it's how the bad guys you're dealing with are already accustomed to communicating. You have to ge

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