marshallford

The issue of bitcoins vs IRS combined with the recent news about the NSA actually scares me. Why does the Gov feel the need to control us?

I use a 4096 bit length rsa key with a 200 something bit password. Am I safe?

pretty neat mate.

I agree. While I think markdown is really neat, but I hate having to mess with paragraph tags when using css classes.

I've read through the article and can't determine what the downsides of this technique. Lack of browser support?

I use coinbase. How long until they are hacked? Who can I trust! This is the one con to bitcoin.

This kinda stuff is really cool, I always wish I could come up with something like this and give back to HN.

This makes me mad. It's that simple.

As someone that has very little experience with databases and Node in general, I really like this. I've always wanted to play around with meteor.

This sounds cool, however besides the video there is no explanation of what this actually does.

Finally.

I really like this.

I am really interested in this, any tips for automation on chrome so I can use the omni bar and don't have to type !g ?

fixed, thanks.

Wow, this is really strange. When you say jagged do you mean normally or when you zoom in on the text?

This is great for the hardcore user, but for everyone else I'd prefer to solve it for them in the css.

You may be right, it's only a temporary fix. As for other browsers I'm not sure.

I am in the same boat as you and all my fonts look fine.

From what I can tell, it's not responsive.

Could someone please clear up my confusion as I am not very familiar with email protocols and standards. Which of the following will not work after Jan. 30th?

iOS - CardDav for contacts (2 way sync) - Exchange for email and calendar

Android - default setup, I added my gmail at setup - email, contacts, tasks, calendar... all work out of the box once you have added your gmail account.

Thunderbird (PC) - email, contacts, calendar

I use Pinboard and it works just fine. titles, a description, and tags are good enough search wise.

I plan on switching over as well. I love the speed when using static files, plus there's a couple of plugins that make this a full CMS like a CSS minifier and a thumbnail plugin.

you can always bump your service name.

For example,

twitter#username facebook#username

to

twitter-username facebook-username

can you expand on that?

Different levels still doesn't work when changing your password. If twitter made me change my password, it wouldn't increase or decrease on my level of importance scale.

I don't no why you would want to use a different type of hashing. As for the changing passwords issue you could bump your sitename. For example...

site: 1twitter

site: bump-facebook

Just use a bumping method, it isn't the best... but it works. You could always change the number of characters around also.

this looks very browser focused. I like this option mainly due to the ability to force the use of a symbol, uppercase, lowercase, and numbers so you don't have to worry about password requirements.

how and why this is secure blows my mind. Should I stop using keepass?