john_saxon

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   by john_saxon 11y ago

   Vague in some ways is OK, but one thing you should spell out initially is where you have to be to take advantage of this. It sounds like an in-person thing, so unless you want the majority of applicants to be disappointed after investin
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   by john_saxon 11y ago

   something something Japan
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   by john_saxon 12y ago

   Think rot13 plus a moderate RAM dependency. It uses either a lot of read/writes or a lot of RAM, pick one. Takes enough time and resources to extract so doing a bunch will be a pain for a scraper, but not so much that it can't be
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   by john_saxon 12y ago

   Very interesting! I wonder at what resolution they print and whether they can print capacitive materials.
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   Show HN: Fast Video Obfuscation Against Machines(github.com)

   6 points by john_saxon 12y ago|2 comments
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   Show HN: Loggerino, an Arduino-based logger accessory for Android(github.com)

   2 points by john_saxon 12y ago|0 comments
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   by john_saxon 12y ago

   Imagine the potential of adding IFTTT or Evernote integration, not to mention having it tap into GTD systems like OmniFocus.
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   by john_saxon 12y ago

   Which therefore calls for a deep, deep look at who we do trust and who we should trust.
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   by john_saxon 12y ago

   The core of the outrage about Superfish is centered on the fact that it is preinstalled , that we are given no choice about its existence. In the case of PrivDog, we do have a choice to install it. Shady software will always exist, it&#x