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AT&T employees took bribes to plant malware on the company's network
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Airbnb says "The safety and privacy of our community -- both online and offline -- is our priority [1]" [1] Contradicts the experience of the guest : "They still didn't seem to grasp the seriousness of the issue. They we
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8y ago
> how to type and do basic math, I did it in clojure using Repl.it Can you share the repl or add some more detail please on how was it better than traditional methods
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That Drug Expiration Date May Be More Myth Than Fact
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3D Secure v2: A new authentication protocol
(stripe.com)
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8y ago
How about truecrypt/veracrypt with Dropbox ?
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8y ago
> Old smartphones are good as security cameras They don't get updates and are not secure to be used as network connected security cameras.
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8y ago
What's the trick to be happy & joyous (without any strings attached) ? How does one train the mind to not be achievement driven (especially if you are on HN everyday) ? Can anyone recommend a course or a book to achieve that ? Some
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8y ago
This is a serious issue, especially for small merchants dealing with digital products. A chargeback is too much work to fight and rarely in favor of the merchant.
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Ask HN: Need a website that correlates Airport safety with weather events
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Analysis of sleep regulation in the mouse
(journals.plos.org)
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> After all it's "just" software. Besides yourself, nobody really cares how you solved the problem. More that once I've come across such crossroads, and the answer for me is: (i) Find a niche in which you can excel, m
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Is your encrypted USB drive secure?
(kaspersky.com)
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8y ago
Sad that it's still not possible to change notification sound for apps at the OS level i.e. for apps that don't offer the functionality to change the sound.
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8y ago
Lots of prior info available https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14974383 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13425728 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13249523 Also DIY options : ht
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Ask HN: How to make your Google analytics and Adwords account GDPR compliant
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There are many countries where Stripe etc. aren't available. Starting an LLC in USA is an easy route to get that going albeit at additional compliance cost (e.g. filing informational returns). The article above clarifies that a foreign
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Relevant for non-residents / foreign owned LLC : https://onlinetaxman.com/us-llc-tax-haven-for-foreigners/ If you don’t have a dependent agent that substantially furthers your business in the US and don’t have an
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The bad part of credit card fraud is that the card network, issuing bank & gateways pass on the liability to the small merchant. There is always a looming risk of losing your account & business due to excessive fraud, something over
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There's was also this article a few months ago on some glaring flaws in Tesla vs i3 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16305520
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8y ago
Awesome job on making it easy to add usage based plans. I've found Stripe's customer service to be a notch above the rest. Request to folks at Stripe ( @pc / @tarstarr ) : Please do something to protect small business owners
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- Are there any good (easy to use) payment processors available in Estonia (like Stripe) ? - Is your startup governed by specific laws for data privacy etc. - What about legal disputes, arbitration. How does that work for startups based out
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8y ago
That's a great suggestion and might work well with vmware.
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8y ago
Looks cool, wish the screen was a bit bigger.. around 9"-10"
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8y ago
I've been searching for a light & thin computing device for intermittent travel needs where I can - use SSH - edit & run code (i.e. python / JS etc.) - preferable running Ubuntu - form factor of iPad or iPad Pro - multita
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9y ago
Porsche had (or has) similar issues with opening the hood without power. https://perryandcoblog.com/2009/11/17/porsche-carrera-911-99... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss6-8TJYIqE
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9y ago
It sounds fairly reasonable to me. You design a cool app but it evolves into something much more than what you envisioned. You are still passionate about it but it doesn't mean that you have to be a compulsive user. Same story with sev
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For Dengue fever, aspirin can be fatal: "infecting organism in dengue affects the platelets which are responsible for clotting (stopping bleeding) increasing the tendency of the person to bleed. Aspirin and Ibuprofen also have similar
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Similar question but for those who live in a place where legal liability is not a concern and are working solo. Is there any significant advantage to incorporate until you are "big" ? It's just a lot of paperwork & compli
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9y ago
Ubuntu on Thinkpad T series works well, e.g. https://certification.ubuntu.com/hardware/201702-25371/ They are rugged and have a good keyboard. You can find a brand new at 70% of a Dell XPS price (at Lenovo's
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