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by zizee 13y ago
I love it, I'm bookmarking it to use it instead of Rainymood. Just the thing to drown out my noisy kids when coding :-) Did you create it as a creative outlet? Or is there some plan to generate revenue?
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by zizee 13y ago
I've built Authic with a friend ( http://authic.com ). Authic is a SASS User Authentication, Management, Plans and Payments. Our aim is to make as service that is as easy to integrate with as Facebook Connect, but will allow
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by zizee 13y ago
I did give him an upvote, and maybe others did as well. Perhaps it was enough to raise rhodey from the dead? So perhaps my reports of rhodey's death were greatly exaggerated. Unfortunately I can no longer edit my original comment to re
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by zizee 13y ago
rhodey - you have been hellbanned. It looks like your first comment ever was modded down, and that was that. Lame. rhodey wrote: A group of us are already well on the way in Oakland, stop by some time! https://sudoroom.org/w
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by zizee 13y ago
Normally the merchants are on the hook.
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by zizee 13y ago
I'd love to find this place as well. If you find it, let me know!
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by zizee 13y ago
"We're sorry, but the clip you selected isn't available from your location. Please select another clip." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMcpWxF9hbI
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by zizee 13y ago
Karma's a bitch.
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by zizee 13y ago
Anyone in the know care to give a tl;dr for this, or even a bit of background?
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by zizee 13y ago
That's exactly the thought process behind my latest application. I was sick of writing/polishing the same authentication / payment processing functionality, so I made it into a service (that utilises itself no less).
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by zizee 14y ago
> go talk to the people in the slums about how open defecation is bad The people in the slums probably know that it is bad, but the facilities available to them are so shit-house (literally and figuratively) that they choose to defecate
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by zizee 14y ago
This is the second Litecoin article I have seen today. Is there enough space for two cypto currencies? What problems does Litecoin solve apart from giving a second chance to those that missed out on the easy early mining of bitcoins?
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by zizee 14y ago
What sort of salary does an experience developer earn in Norway vs cost of living?
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by zizee 14y ago
In reality, forensic data people tend to just pop the drive out of the machine and connect it to a specialized machine that can clone the drive, whilst ensuring there is no write capability, so it is guarenteed to not modify the drives cont
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by zizee 14y ago
The issue with that idea is that you have to be 100% confident that Trucrypt does not leave behind artifacts that point to the non-dummy partitions, including things like "recently accessed documents" or indices created by the OS to speed u
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by zizee 14y ago
Don't take pseut's comments to heart. You're obviously excited about your product, which no one should begrudge you. I think the HN audience is pretty accepting of self promotion, as long as it is not too in your face. Mind you, you have to
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by zizee 14y ago
I'd really love to get some feedback from you about a service that I am working on ( http://www.authic.com ). It's similar to Gigya & Janrain, but less about social, more focusing on bringing paid subscription web apps to market faster.
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by zizee 14y ago
Perhaps the answer to your question is that the code is being written inside of http://jsbin.com/ which does that combining automagically.
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by zizee 14y ago
Unless I am mistaken, the majority of energy that goes into generating bitcoins (and any computation) is generally lost as heat. It would be interesting if a bitcoin miner could replace a large building's furnace with their equipment, usin
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by zizee 14y ago
I wonder if any large bitcoin mining operation has thought about locating themselves in Denmark: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5547979 As bitcoin mining boxes can be spun up at a moments notice, they could be used to take advantage
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by zizee 14y ago
I'm curious to know why you decided now was the time to launch a new twitter app? Twitter has been putting the thumbscrews on app developers for quite a few months now. I thought the changes twitter has made to their TOS meant that creating
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by zizee 14y ago
It sounds exactly like Pluggio. The author of this app should go and listen to the last 200 episodes of the TechZing podcast and hear the creator talk in detail about Pluggio's journey 4 year journey to get to a respectable (but no enough
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by zizee 14y ago
Interesting point. I have only one experience at a restaurant that was "pay what you want" and I found the whole thing uncomfortable. Am I paying too little? Am I paying too much? In the end I decided that the uncertainty detracted from my
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by zizee 14y ago
This is the sort of post I love HN for. Simple, actionable advice that has a lot of "feel good" results, but also potential upside beyond just the feel good. Thanks for sharing it :-)
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Golf Channel Is Using A Drone To Film Golfers(businessinsider.com)
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by zizee 14y ago
Update if anyone ever comes across this: service support got in contact with me and got me moving. They were having a problem with their outgoing email functionality.
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by zizee 14y ago
a slightly modified form More like a TL;DR version of it :-) The full quote from John Philpot Curran is: It is the common fate of the indolent to see their rights become a prey to the active. The condition upon which God hath given liber
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by zizee 14y ago
"The price of liberty is eternal vigilance." -unknown.
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by zizee 14y ago
Reading the bill it does seem like the purpose of the bill is less about private companies sharing any old information with government agencies and more about making it easier for businesses to share information with government agencies whe
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by zizee 14y ago
I believe this link will give you the text of the bill: http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/113/hr624/text

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