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by tonyhb 12y ago
https://transferwise.com/ run an absolutely amazing service. It's not instant but it saves a lot of money on forex fees.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Considering we've had Venmo[1], wallet/gmail[2] and Square Cash[3] since 2013, not really. [1]: http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/03/20/after-2-years-in-be... [2]: http://googlecommerce.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Yeah. It's a completely ridiculous idea. Almost as if the project manager had an idea and pushed it through without thinking about the repercussions. If it's really a problem why not use the speedometer to figure out if the train
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Thank you so much!
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by tonyhb 12y ago
How can we get in touch about this?
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by tonyhb 12y ago
It's such a shame. They had a really good way of working. Their open API and product roadmap on Github was awesome. They had future plans for cryptocurrency and foreign markets. Their API worked beautifully. The only reason they'v
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by tonyhb 12y ago
You can do a search on public PGP key servers such as the MIT key server. His email shows this result: https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?search=daniel%40utilityapi.co... PGP key here: https://pgp.mit.edu/p
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by tonyhb 12y ago
I've been using Machine for the past month and it's pretty good. It handles SSL certs for docker over IP address, which is an absolute PITA to manage manually. I hated creating new certificates for each machine, whereas machine do
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by tonyhb 12y ago
I think Google Wallet even supports it from the HTML5 requestAutocomplete() API for web stores. Not sure if it's a unique card per transaction, but it's good to know you have some protection. Check out the HTML demo here: https:&
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Shameless plug, you can also get paid with bitcoins via https://www.incoin.io/ . We need more of this. I'd be happy to see another proper payroll company with the option to pay via bitcoin.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
I can't wait to do it. Definitely in. It's awesome that you're taking the leap to make your spaces connected across countries. And a +1 for the idea of moving boxes around from country to country. As an aside I can't und
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Thanks. Way easier to donate 0.5 bitcoin than it is USD.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Not to discredit your question which is important in context... I feel like Both of them overlap and there are some really, really interesting problems in finance which most people don't have the balls to solve. There's a reason f
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Oh yeah, that was obvious, not sure how I missed it. Thanks.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
The Qualys security advisory says that it was fixed independently in 2013, so RHEL6 and 7 might already have the fix. http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2015/01/27/9
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by tonyhb 12y ago
That's a great writeup. It will be really interesting to see how they achieve remote code execution under those limitations. Also surprising to note that we've been vulnerable since November 2000.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Guess what was already here? Bitcoin NFC and Google Wallet.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
This is one of the reasons I co-founded https://www.incoin.io , so you can choose to get paid partly in bitcoin (or not, if you don't want to) without a 1% fee. Your identity is already verified for tax purposes. It's a
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Could you move more than the FDIC insured amount from Goldman Sachs? Or Lloyds in the UK? Luckily, with Bitcoin, it's trade what you can lose. Keep the rest by yourself. Yes, there were some losses, but it's a trading platform. So
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Thanks for the update. Writing a Go program now which is pretty sensitive to these, and it's pretty annoying to have to consider them in your tests.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
My point was that even apps that do need a UI can be written without Java using Go.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
In fact, there's a user on Reddit that built an entire Android app with a UI using a webview: https://github.com/MarinX/godroid and http://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/2kv0s1&#x2
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by tonyhb 12y ago
I spoke to a Lyft/Uber driver today in NCY. He said that Uber's losing drivers every day here — about 5% (I don't know where he got those numbers from). He also mentioned that Uber are flat out lying about how much drivers ea
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by tonyhb 12y ago
The first thing chrome said is that tabs show in the task switcher. And that you can disable this in the settings. Then it placed a settings link right under the text to turn it off first-thing. Personally, I think people just don't li
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by tonyhb 12y ago
The major benefit of slack over hipchat is slack comes with integrations by default. IE: instead of having to use Zapier or such to hook into Trello slack can handle it for you. HipChat only has an API you push to, whereas Slack can pull fr
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Thanks for the note, and the concern. It is an issue. The risk I think you're saying is: if we charge a company with a stolen bank account and pay in bitcoin, it's irreversible. That's true. We're mitigating this — that&
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by tonyhb 12y ago
We had exactly the same thought. We're working on a new feature so you can sign up independently from your employer, too. It's not quite ready and there's more legal matters to consider, though it's in the pipeline.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Hey! Tony here from Incoin. You're right in that taxes are the hardest part. We're only launching in California and are working hard in compliance for this state to get this working. The biggest and newest part about Incoin, thoug
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by tonyhb 12y ago
And the Hong Kong MTR was designed by the same architect that worked on some of London's line extensions. They had a huge amount of experience and learnt lessons to pull from over the hundred years London's underground had been ru
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by tonyhb 12y ago
I don't know if you read the post, but he says: > Right now the only way to do that would be to put something in the box, then turn off Selective Sync everywhere for that folder. (Or upload files via Dropbox’s web interface, to a fo

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