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Lanari
10y ago
Hello, I recently launched CloudyBox and I would be tankful if I got from you any feedback. Also I'm here to answer any question...
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Show HN: CloudyBox – Linux Desktop on Browser Service
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10y ago
My guess is that it use the search... since you can search for users by email...
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Lanari
10y ago
Will the real Satoshi please stand up? I repeat, will the real Satoshi please stand up?
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Lanari
10y ago
I know. But the unencrypted satellite internet is still on the market getting sold on MENA, and it's the ones SkyGrabber and other software abuse.
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10y ago
I didn't bother to check but if it's like SkyGrabber it works that way: Internet via satellite is just like a big local network, when you request data it get sent in space unencrypted, you only have to read it... So you basically
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Lanari
10y ago
Looks to me he used a bunch of buzzwords followed by a humble brag. In reality it isn't so weird for a leader to know about quantum physics, like if you asked Angela Merkel I bet she will actually explain the concept. So I don't g
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Lanari
10y ago
What's wrong with that. I have the right to know the source of the food I eat and decide for myself do I wanna eat it or no...
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10y ago
t. George W. Bush
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10y ago
You could say the same about the Arab spring, that starter in Tunisia which is smaller country and lead to several other countries taking down the reign. It was about the message: "Even if a dictator stayed decades ruling you can take
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Lanari
11y ago
If you found that you could do the same thing on a classic installation people will be like. So what? and an electrician wouldn't even be excited to try it. But since hacking is cool, we like this stuff. Weird thing also is that using
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11y ago
I just don't like when they make it a part of Google, Orkut was better than Google Plus IMO for that reason.
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11y ago
From how Zynga HQ looks, that HQ would cost them a really lot of costs. In my opinion, the problem with Zynga was the social games bubble, years ago I used to read on tech news websites that Zynga is really big to the point that Facebook ow
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11y ago
And at last, when someone discover that this is a good risk-free idea to drug trafficking.
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11y ago
Metadata is basically giving your data... Stallman was asking to not put any kind of his pictures on Facebook, which means your face is recognized now by Facebook, and there's plenty of things to do with that...
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11y ago
Years ago I was like Richard Stallman is totally crazy!, saying stuff like don't post my pictures on Facebook and such. Today his fear is really really justifiable...
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11y ago
The first rule on the tech startups field is to not make "quality products", simply because you can't afford it. Then to claim you are making "quality products" because you can't afford not saying it. I was stu
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11y ago
This. When smartphone first come up I was like I will wait until they get improved and calling some will get easier just as on my regular phone, years later and calling people and doing regular phone things becoming harder and harder.
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11y ago
This post is basically saying "the simpler way is what I think is the simpler way", while in reality everyone see a way simpler then other. Since it doesn't hurt the performance there's no need to advice a way over anoth
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11y ago
* If you can pay for the shares do it. * If you can't, just motivate him nicely if possible. * If you can't do that too, just ignore him since 50 hours yearly separated is almost nothing.
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11y ago
Don't trust unsuccessful people too, they always assume that what they did was wrong and the opposite is right. I know a lot of successful people who did the opposite of what others did, and both of them succeed.
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>Hint: it involves a Chinese company Isn't saying that a bit wrong? at least point on the hint that it is having connections with a state-owned company.
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11y ago
If he is a single father he will get asked questions about his kids I suppose.
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11y ago
It's the same when an investor ask you do you have a job? are you going to quit it for your project? are you going to stick with your project long enough? Investors want you to have 100% of your time to your project, it's just how
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Google started with less, and so almost every project on the internet.
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Yes. But you never be sure how they exactly work... as an example I tried only famous apps on the beginning and only lately I knew that apps can crush and freeze... I don't know what I except, it's embarrassing to never except tha
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For me the only reason why I hate smartphones is that they don't offer me much, and the battery life is a huge problem. The only thing they offer is exclusive apps that I can't use on PC, and since I'm a tech guy I need to us
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No one else would value Periscope at $100M other than Twitter, it's just was the perfect fit for Twitter. The same for Facebook valuing Whatsapp at $20B after agreeing to not sell ads on it, it was a perfect fit for them for shadow pro
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11y ago
I recommend having a backup using Git on some reliable Git hosting(s). I can't think on anything safer and more practical.
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11y ago
This article... 10/10 would click again... Here's the real story, the app is a mediocre app that you can download from an archive.org link from a news website supporting ISIS, I don't have time to try the app but I assume tha
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