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vinhboy
13y ago
Ok. Either you fixed it, or I am stupid. But it seems to work now. Either way thanks!
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vinhboy
13y ago
Can you make the login popup on your website compatible with chrome password autofill? It used to be, but the new popup login thing broke it.
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vinhboy
13y ago
Very neat trick. what does "errrr" do?
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vinhboy
13y ago
do you have a write up with more details about those exploits?
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vinhboy
13y ago
It's really stupid of me, but everytime I read about taxes, I am always "re"-amazed at how much money get spent on protecting money.
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vinhboy
13y ago
I don't know why people swipe debit cards. If that account get stolen, that's your hard cash that's going to be taken. Imagine if someone steals your debit card number and you did not find out about it for a week. By then you
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vinhboy
13y ago
They already did. Even before this whole Snowden business. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/topsecretamerica/
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vinhboy
13y ago
How is that a loaded question? It's a statement of fact. 1) They had people working on intercepting Google's private internet, 2) They actively wanted to weaken SSL. For your example: Yes, if the interviewee was charged with beati
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vinhboy
13y ago
Here is another example. They spent like a good 5 minutes talking about how they hired all these smart kids to work on cryptography, specifically code breaking. Maybe 60 minutes could have simply asked them, "We have reports that you a
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vinhboy
13y ago
I am really glad people (or at least some) saw right through them. I caught only like 10 minutes of it, but one of the NSA official was talking about how they discovered a state sponsored malware that could infect your BIOS and brick your c
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vinhboy
13y ago
Donating with my bitcoins! I hope they remember to send me a t-shirt this year.
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vinhboy
13y ago
"Poor people would be empowered, the mayor argued, and homelessness would decline" Does anyone know of other places in the US that has taken this approach to poverty and what the results are? I am genuinely interested in understa
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vinhboy
13y ago
Dude.. you're eating away a new Ferrari every Saturday morning. Stop that!
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vinhboy
13y ago
But even electronics do not change value on a daily/weekly basis. And when it does, like pending the release of a new iphone, people do stop buying them.
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vinhboy
13y ago
Forget the bitcoins, why would you throw away a perfectly good, supposedly working, hard drive? That's a shame. And before secure formatting it?
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vinhboy
13y ago
Bitcoin worshippers will tell you, "no it does not matter, why would you not spend bitcoins, it's better than fiat", blah blah blah... Yet if you look at /r/BitCoin, there are dozens of "OMG!! I spent all my bi
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This Slide Shows Why HealthCare.gov Wouldn't Work At Launch
(npr.org)
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13y ago
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vinhboy
13y ago
It's really not fair to dig these things up and call people haters for doubting it. I bet the list of failed companies and "haters" who called it accurately is much much bigger. Although I do like the nostalgic value of these
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vinhboy
13y ago
Dude --- It's too late, but next time: https://poboxes.usps.com/poboxonline/search/landingPage.do They have a saying on reddit "your poor inbox"
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The most ridiculous security measure I have ever seen. Btw, it only works in IE.
(nslds.ed.gov)
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13y ago
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vinhboy
13y ago
Donations and Tips. It's really easy to donate money with bitcoins. You don't have to give up any identifying information and every dollar you send goes directly to the charity. That's how I donated to the EFF and it was an a
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vinhboy
13y ago
I don't mind the annoyance of Google+ for my personal account. But they really fucked things up when they forced the integration on my Google Apps for Business (terrible name by way -- why not "Google Business Suite"). Now we
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vinhboy
13y ago
GBL is for bitcoin like what Etrade is for US dollars (well, sort of). Imagine one day Etrade just disappeared... Then all the money people had in their Etrade account would disappear with it. If you had your money in your wallet, and Etrad
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vinhboy
13y ago
This is great news. The USPS is hands down the best shipping provider. Priority Mail, especially the Flat Rate boxes, are often the cheapest and fastest way to ship packages.
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vinhboy
13y ago
I think because you have tethering, that is why the tethering option on your iPhone is enabled. When you don't pay for tethering, or get it for free, that option is disabled. On the Nexus 4 and 5, the option is enabled regardless if yo
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vinhboy
13y ago
Nexus5 or GN3 for T-mobile? The ONE must have feature for me in native tethering, which is available on the Nexus4, and I presume will be available on the Nexus5. Thoughts? Thanks.
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vinhboy
13y ago
Gosh dang it. I knew one day I would make this mistake and be embarrassed by it... Oh well, I guess I'll just own it. I already know I am below average.. haha...
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13y ago
While I agree with the sentiment, I don't think her arguments are very strong. I personally think people make bad decisions to buy things or do things not on the premise of it being an "investment", but because most of us are
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Healthcare.gov reveals usernames, password, and email without any authentication
(blog.isthereaproblemhere.com)
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vinhboy
13y ago
Regardless of how hard it was to make a functioning "data hub", they should have, at the very least, built a functioning registration system that is independent of all other fail points. This way, at the very least, they could hav
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