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Ask HN: Where are the premium e-mail services?
1 points by yuvadam 15y ago|0 comments
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by yuvadam 15y ago
> "800 million users entrust Facebook with their personal information" [1] Make that 799,999,999. I do not trust any corporation that supports further institutionalized intervention in our lives. [1] - http://intelligence.house.gov/sit
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by yuvadam 15y ago
And I thought I was the only one. It's awesome that the URL scheme is 'right' and I can easily use it to get to where I need. But that just means the UI/UX is severely lacking.
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by yuvadam 15y ago
This is pretty funny; there's been some talk on twitter this week that we might have spotted _why @ PyCon 2012 [1]. [1] - http://cl.ly/1O141o140c3T1E2G0w2U
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by yuvadam 15y ago
It’s the law of big numbers. When there are enough of anything issued, some good will be done. Can we stop using the law of big numbers as an excuse for everything in the world? </pedantic>
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Stack Overflow, stop blocking me(blog.y3xz.com)
9 points by yuvadam 15y ago|6 comments
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by yuvadam 15y ago
The best guess, at least in Israel, has been for a while now that Stuxnet was a joint Israeli/US effort. I haven't heard any similar speculation about Duqu.
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Oh please, not again. Absolutely any and every product you use has ridiculous Terms of Service. These documents are drafted up by lawyers. Their job is not to please the end users who care to read through the legalese. Their job is to creat
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Even better than gitignoring your local_settings - Save your local settings as settings_local.py.exmp and then ln -s settings_local.py.exmp settings_local.py Giving you working local settings, and a versioned copy of them, that is
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by yuvadam 15y ago
All these git tutorials are nice, and they might be beneficial for some people. Personally, I find all these supposedly-helpful analogies useless and confusing. If I start to learn git, I would rather someone just tell me three things: 1. G
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Not really. At least not in the way you are insinuating.
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We Can Live with a Nuclear Iran(washingtonmonthly.com)
1 points by yuvadam 15y ago|1 comments
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Public Key Security Vulnerability and Mitigation(github.com)
134 points by yuvadam 15y ago|34 comments
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by yuvadam 15y ago
You're looking for Masonry [1]. For next time - take this question up with Q&A sites that are more appropriate for these kinds of questions, such as StackOverflow [2]. [1] - http://masonry.desandro.com/ [2] - http://stackoverflow.com
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Without thinking twice, I would commit myself to working on projects that tackle the main sociopolitical issues that humanity faces today and will face in the long-term future.
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Hands down the best talk of 28C3.
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Well, of course that at some specific scale, you're gonna start to have trouble with any DVCS maintaining a complete local copy of such a huge repository. It's even worse that just disk space and performance issues. I can totally imagine a
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by yuvadam 15y ago
While I'd be interested in seeing this issue further unfold, just the prospect of a 1.3M-file repo gives me the creeps. I'm not sure what the exact situation at Facebook is with this repository, but I'm positive that if they had to start wi
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Love the concept, Idan. You should do more of these, they give an amazing glimpse into how design work actually gets done. For someone like me that has worse-than-amateur photoshop skills, this is a goldmine. Thanks for sharing!
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by yuvadam 15y ago
tl;dr; 2009.
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Any answer other than "setting up your own SMTP server" would be wrong.
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by yuvadam 15y ago
This is not at all a new concept and has been discussed before [1]. [1] - http://www.juliansanchez.com/2009/12/08/the-redactors-dilemm...
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Am I the only one that finds it obscene that the FBI can download all my data in one-click, but I can't [1]? [1] The current "Download my Data" functionality is a joke. Try it for yourself and see what I mean.
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Wait 'till you see the same graph for "disrupt".
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Pretty naive implementation. This is no more than a wrapper around Bing image search. As far as I can tell, no further logic happens in the app. Not quite sure how useful this is. However, if you can create a facial mash-up by first names..
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Ask HN: recommended premium web mail hosting?
3 points by yuvadam 15y ago|2 comments
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by yuvadam 15y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if GitHubbers say 'no' to said acquisition. Remember: "optimizing for happiness".
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Not sure how necessary this is - interactive adding (`git add -i`) does all this much more elegantly.
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Python requests now supports Py3K(github.com)
1 points by yuvadam 15y ago|0 comments
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by yuvadam 15y ago
The US population is roughly 11% of all internet users. If the current political trends continue to the point it jeopardizes my business, and creates unnecessary risk, I would have no problem blocking ±10% of my users, right then and there.

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