doubt_me

Tech here:

What did you scan your bios with?

How did you format your laptop?

What system are you running? Windows 8 or 7?

How did you activate your windows OS?

What is the exact model number of your laptop?

answer as much as possible so I can help

Hopefully a replacement for the united nations will come forth and abolish the super powers control over everything.

Second prediction: Hacking will become such a huge problem that fighting it will force everyone into a locked down internet with computers you can't fix or open up without breaking and new standards will be written to replace innovation with an illusion of innovation. Apple Mac Pros are just the start

Third prediction: New STDs?

Someone is getting fired

Also there are a bunch of government people who work on it I think.

I saw a bunch of public linkedIn profiles with NSA analysts and people in the private sector with google maps listed as experience for whatever reason

Its not bad. And very specific

The specificity of your app makes it that much easier to "reach out" to your demographic.

You need to be on the social networks as much as possible.

for example http://www.reddit.com/r/comicbooks

Also go to those cos play conventions and advertise on the floor. Get a stall

Maybe you already thought of all this but the biggest thing to remember is that it will take time because of how specific your app is.

If you want more and more people to use the app start selling action figures/ toys/ other comic book relevant stuff

I don't know anything about that stuff good luck

Is the government not willing to change the way they operate on technology? Why does everything the government do get contracted out? Is there a possibility of the tech for all government systems be supplied in house and operated as such?

Who is in charge of technology contracts and why are they still around?

When does this sort of bullshit stop? MILLIONS are being wasted on something that hasn't lasted a few weeks

ARE THEY SERIOUSLY EXPECTING THESE SYSTEMS TO LAST YEARS?

You should be fine dude...

Has there ever been a case in history of someone getting sued over translating something?

Naw. One of their assets built it

I thought it was wallstreet engineers behind HFT

Wait just a second...

Her interview with alex jones is a year old

How long will it take until the FBI gets rid of these guys?

How long has it been since the few thousand signed up?

What is your webapp?

What are the main features to keep people using it?

TIL: people can downvote on HN?

Whats stopping these ideas from being stolen?

I have over 2000 bookmarks. Simply organized by folder on my chrome browser.

There are a few solid good bookmarking apps but they all for the most part lack the option to import bookmarks/ also don't really have clean usable UX. The ones I am talking about are mostly for making bookmarks a social thing like pinterest

some of them are part of my Freeware Index project

https://github.com/Doubtme/FreeWare_Index

The rest are for my website index which has 17 main categories and 40+ sub categories spread out. I haven't made the website index public yet but I intend to once I organize it. I will probably end up deleting a few hundred links once I get to it

When I lived in Van Nuys/ Sherman Oaks I sort of wished I lived in Burbank or NoHo

but ask these guys. Its how I found my job when I first got there

http://www.reddit.com/r/losangeles

I just made the github for it yesterday since I want to learn how to program I thought I would start with a project I already have to gain a better understanding of github.

I wish I could devote more time towards this.

Subtle

Ask the company who was contracted to build it

http://www.cgi.com/en

I don't comment much on HN that much.

I was here before I found reddit 2 years ago I just never made an account until I wanted to promote my project

Here is what I am looking at

http://imgur.com/a/6UOog

Haha

Feedback:

when editing or creating a post why is it just a plain text box and not a full one with options to link text/ use BB code and all that good stuff.

The site is very easy to navigate and all that/ no bugs. looks hacker news - ish

Oh another thing.

When someone comments on a post that you make there should be a sort of notification system in place

and then let people be able to do @doubt_me thanks for the reply. etc etc....

Awesome

I don't know anything about conferences but Defcon should be one of them I am guessing

From the WSJ article

"The Pentagon wouldn't confirm the alleged Iranian hacks. A department spokesman said its networks are attacked daily."

"Once the intruders got into the Navy computer system, they were able to exploit security weaknesses to penetrate more deeply into the unclassified network, the officials said"

I have a weird feeling Iran didn't do a damn thing that concluded to hacking "unclassified navy networks"

If the pentagon didn't say so then how is WSJ saying so?

The big Telcos would get reprimanded if they said a damn thing about anything. Forget about the whistle blowers and read this for a second.

I think there are a lot of people who forgot about CALEA

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communications_Assistance_for_L...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_641A

FOR CRYING OUT LOUD IT WAS EXPOSED IN 2006.

I really like

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divergent_thinking

It was down for a solid 10 minutes a week or so ago.