danielpatrick

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by danielpatrick 10y ago
Why doesn't google offer a paid version which encrypts your data and takes all manors of privacy measures? I would go for that
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by danielpatrick 10y ago
My favorite segment of that is the universe's "web" of galaxies. There's something pleasing about the way they've all arranged themselves. Much more pleasing than the clustering of stars in a galaxy.
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by danielpatrick 10y ago
The proof of zero-knowledgeness using the time machine still doesn't make sense to me. What if the Verifier says, "the information extracted will only be deemed 'useful' if I can be satisfied with a reasonable certainty
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by danielpatrick 10y ago
... what is a single reason to use XML over JSON beyond legacy purposes?
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by danielpatrick 10y ago
> there have been times my phone was dead and I didnt have a backup plan. This. Just recently this happened to me when I needed to get into my Gmail and I was shit out of luck. Didn't have my phone on me. The best Gmail would do w
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by danielpatrick 10y ago
Two days ago I received an email from a recruiter at http://sourced.tech/ mentioning they had analyzed my open source contributions and they had a position that matched me. It looks like source{d} brags about scraping pers
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by danielpatrick 10y ago
A VPN like Private Internet Access is among the best things a consumer can do to protect their privacy. PIA is $3.33/month. My internet bill is $50/month. I like to think of it as a $3 upgrade from an open line to a secure line.
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by danielpatrick 10y ago
Exhibit (A): Conflict of interest inherent when the content deliverers own the content creators.