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Ask HN: How does Nextdoor verify phone billing address matches home address?
(help.nextdoor.com)
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1y ago
I'm curious about the technical implementation behind Nextdoor's address verification process. "To verify your account, your phone plan’s billing address must match the address you used to join Nextdoor." Does anyone kno
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Candle-as-a-Service
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3y ago
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Fast prototype your own hardware synth interface
(synthux.academy)
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4y ago
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5y ago
A Document is not the same as a Surface, it is a special case of Surface with formatting and positioning restrictions. So while you could "toggle" from Document to Surface, it can't be done the other way around without losing
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deejaybog
5y ago
Congrats for the launch, it all looks very polished! "Surface" is the killer feature for me. Been waiting for someone to build this for a while. Conceptual question: isn't Document just a degenerate case of Surface? Can we ju
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OfferUp and letgo(US) to merge
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6y ago
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7y ago
Ironically, TV tweeted recently: "January 28 is Data Privacy Day! TeamViewer is a Data Privacy Day Champion. As an organization, we understand the importance of being open and honest about how we collect, use and store your informatio
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Ask HN: Cross-platform “universal clipboard” solution?
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7y ago
Didn't intend it to be funny but good for you. Hating ads is misguided. Ads aren't going anywhere and network effects keep users and advertisers coming to Facebook and Google. The solution we see is going after the ad money with a
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7y ago
Care to share what you found so funny?
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7y ago
Ah, thought for a moment you have relatives there or something. Was born nearby (Iași) and have good friends/college mates from Botoșani. Ever thought about leveraging your skills/instincts/fame for much bigger impact other t
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7y ago
What with the Botoșani reference, what were you doing in Romania?
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8y ago
Works for http/s only I believe.
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8y ago
Yeah, "incidentally" would be a better qualification.
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8y ago
I implemented something similar for tic80. Works fine on two browsers on same machine,but it gets uglier the more remote the peers are. My take is that you can’t simply retrofit a game whose engine wasn’t properly architected for RT network
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8y ago
Tesla entertained this for a while. The investments in building relatively costly (initial+maintenance) swapping stations plus the capital tied in replacement batteries makes this option less attractive when you compare to their supercharge
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8y ago
Looks like a Google India initiative, which would explain the spelling.
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8y ago
Chronocrystal? Chronal?
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9y ago
$X/mo + $y/kCalls. X is for license to the code, y is for API hosting costs. i don't know why we don't see such a cost structure much, it seems the fairest for consumer.
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9y ago
All the while they're paying $80+ for bundled cable service. Penny wise, pound foolish.
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9y ago
OWASP top 10 is as close as it gets to a checklist: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_Top_Ten_Proje...
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Ask HN: How would you disrupt ticket-selling industry?
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9y ago
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9y ago
There are definitely methods of limiting the damage of a front end being taken over. A proper threat modeling process was obviously never performed.
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9y ago
It's the drive for personal growth, known as "self-actualization". It's an interesting topic to think about, assuming an AI order of magnitudes more evolved than a human brain, what would its drives and motivations look
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10y ago
Yes, for purposes of issuing certificates I'm sure they are OK wrt auditing (I was just establishing my "credentials" with the CA comment). The threat models targeting anti-Google malicious actions obviously worked since they
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10y ago
It would require a prohibitive amount of engineering resources to be done right, i.e. a chain of guarantees that from creation time to the moment they are inspected it can be proven that the logs cannot be tampered with by nonauthorized use
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10y ago
Even if they do, it is very unlikely they were built with provable nonrepudiation requirements. From personal experience designing the security of a PKI CA that passed gov security certifications, the audit subsystem is the most challenging
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Ask HN: Recalling previously visited webpages
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10y ago
> By the way, if some good soul from Microsoft reads this and has a license to spare for Visual Studio Pro 2010, I'd be happy to check it works just as well :-) I have Microsoft Imagine but for some reason they don't give licen
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