vislam

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   Reduce AWS S3 data transfer out cost by 90%+(s3mule.com)

   3 points by vislam 5y ago|1 comments
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   Google researchers may have created time crystals(thenextweb.com)

   7 points by vislam 5y ago|0 comments
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   by vislam 6y ago

   Yes, though thinking privacy first the site wouldn't use any cookies until you sign up and want to login. That's where the user should be asked for consent because the cookie is actually providing value for the user. > global i
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   by vislam 6y ago

   While they are allies Germany is a sovereign country with it's very own (extremely) strict privacy laws (pre and post GDPR) that ask/require companies to implement what is called "Datensparsamkeit" - principle of data pa
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   by vislam 6y ago

   Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Just to clarify: Germany is not part of the five eyes [1]. Nonetheless I'd build it privacy first so the network/company doesn't even have access to most user data. -> E2E asymmetrical enc
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   by vislam 6y ago

   Initial cost will be more than covered from the $1 verification fee. Once growth stagnates that will depend highly on the user base. I could see it being a freemium model with a subscription for additional features (like Tinder Plus/Pr
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   Ask HN: German eng'd privacy first social network – what would you expect?

   7 points by vislam 6y ago|8 comments
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   No apology from Spotify over FB SDK crash fiasco(twitter.com)

   5 points by vislam 6y ago|0 comments
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   Artisense is creating a GPS revolution(cbs58.com)

   1 points by vislam 7y ago|0 comments