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by undefined0 11y ago
Mines: Switzerland, Czech Republic, maybe some caribbean island or south american country such as paraguay/panama. If PiratePartyIS win the election, they I'll be adding Iceland to the list. I'm suprised that you listed New Z
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by undefined0 11y ago
If a future DNS improvement (hopefully, blockchain based) starts providing SSL keys to reduce the latency required for an SSL connection on HTTP/2 (skipping the "Connection: Upgrade") and on HTTP/1 (when being redirected
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by undefined0 11y ago
> altcoins do no better. Most altcoins are Proof of Stake, where mining via computing hashes doesn't take place. "Blockchains" isn't limited to Proof of Work, you can even get non-PoS/PoW blockchains such as Hype
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by undefined0 11y ago
I recall something similar to this recently on HN, http://www.zerodb.io/ . Are they using homomorphic encryption here? Would homomorphic encryption make it possible for cloud hosting to run a website without knowing the code
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by undefined0 11y ago
For me, Redis was the first software written in C which I could easily customize with additional features (as I have low C knowledge). It was written beautifully. I've been learning Rust, I certainly find learning Rust easier than C an
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by undefined0 11y ago
I know you're not seriously looking for an answer but meh... I've actually created a service (B2B) which requires bitcoin as I need atomicity, which bitcoin delivers perfectly (as long as I wait for N confirmations, it's pret
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by undefined0 11y ago
LetsEncrypt works with IPv4. I assume it will work with IPv6. LetsEncrypt is a Mozilla project, it's safe to assume they will launch LetsEncrypt before deprecating non-secure websites.
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by undefined0 11y ago
That's correct but that doesn't invalidate chimeracoder's point. His/her point was to disable the ability to use WebRTC with Javascript served from an unencrypted website. Currently, https://github.com/di
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by undefined0 11y ago
Thanks for the interesting post. Where did you buy the Seagate ST6000DX000 from and for how much? In terms of cost, does the storage pod beat archive.org's petabox?
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by undefined0 11y ago
They have switched to Disconnect.me as the default search engine. It's hosted by Amazon, in the US. Why did they decide to use it? Also, the image searches link to Google (" https://www.google.com/url?q=..." )
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by undefined0 11y ago
An image can be vertically aligned with vertical-align: middle; and centered with text-align: center; Firefox uses pcwaltons method for images (resource://gre/res/TopLevelImageDocument.css). Do you want the image to be i
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by undefined0 11y ago
In addition to this, Google currently deprioritizes other video search engines over YouTube because of the recent DMCA algorithm change, as Google forwards DMCA's to YouTube and doesn't impact the search ranking for YouTube per no
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by undefined0 12y ago
The website in itself is not illegal, even in the US. However, the copyright cartel have strong influence and pressure hosting providers to ban you. The Netherlands is okay for some websites (file hosting) but bad for other similar sites (f
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by undefined0 12y ago
Don't host in Russia. Pre-2012 Russia had lacked copyright laws, not anymore. I advise you to host in Switzerland. If you want multiple locations, jumping between Brazil, Latvia, Moldova, Luxembourg and Panama I would recommend. You&#x
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by undefined0 12y ago
It's just as easy, it's a small snippet of code you paste at the bottom of your site. However, the site doesn't have a pretty design like Google but that's why I prefer it - it's simple and works with NoScript.
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by undefined0 12y ago
That's why websites should stop including javascript from third party sources. For my analytics, I use liveinternet.ru because it runs the javascript locally on my website but passes the browser information via an image embed. Liveinte
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by undefined0 12y ago
I don't have the exact link, look through firstlook.org's documents. There was a leaked slideshow about it. As to avoid confusion, it's worth noting that it was social media vote manipulation, not general election manipulatio
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by undefined0 12y ago
I can see this being useful for the example you gave, Mega. Currently, the list of files you upload are all downloaded to the client in order to do a search. If the search could happen on the server but the file list remains encrypted, that
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by undefined0 12y ago
With online democracy, would this make it extremely easy for NSA/GCHQ to manipulate the votes? GCHQ is already known to manipulate online voting and mass install malware.
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by undefined0 12y ago
Are you just using PhantomJS for web scraping to do this or are you actually getting the banks to provide you with an official API?
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by undefined0 12y ago
This is where I think Vkontakte has got it right. It's basicly Facebook but allows audio to be uploaded into your profile. As a result, I find it to be a perfect replacement for discovering new bands in the same way I used Myspace. It&
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by undefined0 12y ago
For some reason, it's not working in my browser. Possibly NoScript or something? Well here is my workaround for anyone having the same problem. Click the first result at http://www.bing.com/search?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wsj
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by undefined0 12y ago
Since you could now be considered 'big leaders' in the bitcoin world. You really should lobby for a BIP70 specification which allows for wallets to subscribe people to payments. However, then would be the question of how can both
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by undefined0 12y ago
"Their chargeback rates are obscenely high". I've always understood that porn companies have difficulty finding a friendly payment processor, but I've never heard that they recieve a high chargeback rate before. Do you k
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by undefined0 12y ago
That's the first HTML5 video player that I've come across which instantly loads in fullscreen. Every other player has a lag. Do you know why that is, what did you do differently? I'm out of sync with HTML5 video news, do we f
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by undefined0 12y ago
Do you know of any software (maybe it's possible with Truecrypt?) to have full disk encryption with a hidden volume for Linux? I remember Truecrypt only worked on Windows with this feature. As Windows can auto-update your computer even
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by undefined0 12y ago
I partly disagree with this. It's true that there is a crowd of uploaders who do it for profit, but Putlocker/Firedrive discontinued their affiliate system in 2012 and continued to be one of the most popular file hosts (yes, they
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by undefined0 12y ago
Not only was it reachable by the other links to the file, the file ID which had been DMCA'd could regenerate links via the premium account API. So warez sites could automatically regenerate megaupload links everytime a file gets a DMCA
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by undefined0 12y ago
Bitcoin's price is mostly backed by speculation, if there is bad news or a lack of 'faith' it will go down, if there is good news and faith is restored the price will go up. The organic bitcoin economy hasn't dramaticall
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by undefined0 12y ago
Privoxy is amazing. I have tried Squid, TinyProxy and other proxy software for a high traffic project. TinyProxy and Squid managed to scale quite well but at a certain point it strains and I encounter an array of problems. Privoxy is the on

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