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by p09p09p09 15y ago
OTOH, wouldn't it be neat if a distributed Tahoe-LAFS supported dropship-like functionality as a feature?
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by p09p09p09 15y ago
I've been sending TV shows to friends privately since I started using dropbox. Never seen a takedown. As long as they don't get a dmca, I doubt they care. If they did how hard would it be to pad media files with some salt to break hashing a
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by p09p09p09 15y ago
Of course. If I can see an online photo with good comments, it must be legit. My bad.
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by p09p09p09 15y ago
No problem, Wikileaks and Anonymous will pick up the slack.
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by p09p09p09 15y ago
The worst enemy an online community has are trolls. The worst enemy an online community like AirBnB has are psychos and serial killers. I really don't get this startup. Might as well post "I need somewhere to crash" on Craigslist.
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by p09p09p09 15y ago
Whew! I thought this was for the US for a second. These really outta have country codes in the titles like [EU] [UK] [US]. I'm sure the rest of the world feels like everythings all fucked up when they see US headlines too... :D
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by p09p09p09 15y ago
No, but my data harvesting sock puppets are.
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by p09p09p09 15y ago
Pro tip: You can usually get away with entering invalid similar characters on recaptcha when the word is really blurry. Substitute 'ri' for 'n', for example. I like to do this as a game, to see what I can get away with, adds some fun to the
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by p09p09p09 16y ago
Do squats, acquire sleep.
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by p09p09p09 16y ago
Hmmm mac only for now. I'd be able to try this out with Linux and Windows versions. I have a mac, but it usually sends files to non-macs. What's the advantage over Dropbox? Does your service go through a central server, or is it more p2p? O