vidyesh

43 ms·

451.
by vidyesh 13y ago
I faced a issue because of which I am not able to stop the monitoring now. And its very unreliable. So it spams me despite all my efforts to remove it. I finally made a new filter and archive all notifications.
452.
by vidyesh 13y ago
It still annoys me, so I created a filter and it fills up that label now. No more inbox annoyance atleast.
453.
by vidyesh 13y ago
They start looking exactly the way they should. Not worth wasting time on.
454.
by vidyesh 13y ago
https://s.ytimg.com/yts/jsbin/www-vfl3T8iJA/www_watch_easter...
455.
by vidyesh 13y ago
Probably the 'Geek Week' change. Only noticed after the 'Geek Week' started.
456.
by vidyesh 13y ago
Type 1337 not with the numlock keys. And check comments.
457.
by vidyesh 13y ago
The github page tells you the reason why this was made. https://github.com/christiangenco/dbinbox To save your click, this tool was made to answer this. https://forums.dropbox.com/topic.php?id=3525
458.
by vidyesh 13y ago
Okay the fact is Digital Ocean (DO) came into existence in early 2011. Yes, the start up is new but the guys behind DO are really old players. The guys behind DO had a hosting company called 'Reality Check Network', it was great.
459.
by vidyesh 13y ago
tl;dr : Whenever you click on 'Upgrade Now' button just click it and go to sleep. Once you wake you everything should be fine. Author was awake and saw some horrible things.
460.
by vidyesh 13y ago
Well your IP determines your location. That other evasdropper is from your ISP, since you first connect to your ISP and then Tor. Your ISP potentially knows your location which is what the NSA evasdropper gets. And since its shared with am
461.
by vidyesh 13y ago
Well only if its from your ISP. And the illustration should add that both the NSA eavesdropper(s) would get that information actually. Since data is shared.
462.
by vidyesh 13y ago
I'm a bit confused.
463.
by vidyesh 13y ago
Weirdly, if its embedded it won't ask you to login. No age verification required. So if you are paranoid and don't want to log in and start getting those videos in 'recommended for you' list. Just take the embed code put to it a .html file
464.
by vidyesh 13y ago
There is a lot more going in at Foundation http://www.googleventures.com/foundation
465.
by vidyesh 13y ago
Wistia too has a good page http://wistia.com/about/yearbook Hint : Are you sure each profile has just one extra pose? Edit : I find this page weird but its still a different About Us page http://bkwld.com/profile
466.
0 second visits according to Google Analytics(paweljaniak.co.za)
168 points by vidyesh 13y ago|57 comments
467.
by vidyesh 13y ago
Its a common notion, ( never really tried probably should ) once you list down all the things down in form of a organised list the chaos in your mind created by so many things just settles down. Planning gets simple and you tend to do thing
468.
by vidyesh 14y ago
When the Firefox extension was released ( I remember it was released as a Chrome only solution at first ), I tried and all the famous tech blogs used all possible social buttons and TC had just started with Facebook comments, so for most si
469.
by vidyesh 14y ago
Using Ghostery over AdBlock is good but I won't recommend using any of such tracker blocking extensions to anyone until I know they understand what it does. At times these extensions do break websites as they block some vital scripts on the
470.
by vidyesh 14y ago
Just for everyone to know. byoogle is the mastermind behind Disconnect. :)
471.
by vidyesh 14y ago
I just started using Vagrant. Can anyone recommend me any guide or tips? This configuration generator looks like a very nice way to skip all the intitial setup, which looks confusing for a new Vagrant user.
472.
by vidyesh 14y ago
Brainwallets are good as long as your passphrase is long and very specific to what you want it to be. Read this post https://gist.github.com/gavinandresen/3840286
473.
by vidyesh 14y ago
From what I've seen all websites work on the MTGox API https://mtgox.com/api
474.
by vidyesh 14y ago
The BTC amount on the sites is displayed as per the present market value. Yes, sellers would earn more money but they too are taking that risk if you are one of those who think its a bubble and BTC would collapse badly. Checkout how bitpay.
475.
by vidyesh 14y ago
You can buy most of the online stuff with BTCs i.e. servers, VPNs, hosting services, seedboxes, most cloud services, music, gambling, games etc Many sites have started accepting BTC now. ( http://bitpay.com makes it possible ) Some sites
476.
by vidyesh 14y ago
Yup it would be taxable I should have mentioned that. What I meant to say for businesses accepting BTC would have other and extra taxes apart from Income like Sales/Excise For miners I assume it would be either considered as a owned commodi
477.
by vidyesh 14y ago
Well for starters, you can go crazy and start spending BTC ( bitcoins ) directly and buy stuff instead of encashing immediately. Coming back to if withdrawn in as local currecny. Income that is earned through the exchange of services with a
478.
by vidyesh 14y ago
That looks interesting, are you using it? Is it as safe as it looks?
479.
by vidyesh 14y ago
Seems like we already have a implementation http://canhasbitcoin.tk/index.php
480.
by vidyesh 14y ago
I don't think they are paying the complete salary in BTCs. A part of their salary is paid in BTCs ( from the donations they received ). That value definitely would be calculated based on the present value.

More ›