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pyabo··on Show HN: Lambda – The first-ever open-source privacy based social media app
Definitely privacy centric tech is becoming an industry. I am very interesting in distopic world avoidance. How do you plan to monetize or fund the project?
pyabo··on We are Google employees – Google must drop Dragonfly
Do you Google Employees think that NSA isn't watching what we do? Mmm, it looks like China is evil so they can't do what USA can
pyabo··on EC2 Instances Powered by Arm-Based AWS Graviton Processors
Do you Google Employees think that NSA isn't watching what we do? Mmm, it looks like China is evil so they can't do what USA can
pyabo··on Coinbase adds support for Litecoin
Litecoin is now back because of Segwit. It's Bitcoin's hope to push a final acceptance of Segwit on Bitcoin. But, it doesn't have a real value in my opinion. About cryptocurrencies in general I can say that I use them to get payments and to pay employees and I find them very useful and the user experience is much better than normal banking (fast international transfers and complete tracking) and no need for KYC.
pyabo··on Man jailed indefinitely for refusing to decrypt hard drives loses appeal
They are doing the same inquisidores did, they are torturing someone to confess (in this case decrypt)
pyabo··on Symantec to Buy Identity Theft Protection Company LifeLock for $2.3B
Symantec's lost its bearings a long time ago, this is another false move ...
pyabo··on All Tesla Cars Being Produced Now Have Full Self-Driving Hardware
KITT I need you!
pyabo··on Does More Security at Airports Make Us Safer or Just Move the Targets?
It just increase the effort the thieves need to invest. If all houses have alarms, it may be not worthy to rob houses which reward isn't good enough, so they would look for houses with more rewards. Of course, some thieves won't be able to learn this new technology. If all airports had good security it would be more difficult to have attacks but it isn't the case now.
pyabo··on Does More Security at Airports Make Us Safer or Just Move the Targets?
If you put an alarm in your house it means that thieves will choose another, not that thieves will find a job.
pyabo··on Intro to kernel debugging
I remember SoftIce times, I've never seen something similar.
pyabo··on Ask HN: What is the best MongoDB AWS configuration for maximum performance?
The date is exactly the same since it is retrieved from an internet db.
pyabo··on The End of Sex and the Future of Human Reproduction
Then, we will find new diseases related to the new way, like breed dogs.
pyabo··on The End of Sex and the Future of Human Reproduction
I really like the old way, I may be old fashion!
pyabo··on I stayed in a hotel with Android lightswitches and it was as bad as you'd think
In a competition it's possible to wake up your competitor. I mean if you are going to play a tennis or football match the next day, you can bother your competitor to have an advantage.
pyabo··on Avoiding a pointless blockchain project
I work with blockchain technologies and sometimes I would like to say that the king is naked
pyabo··on Mozilla Wants To Split Off Its Thunderbird Email/Chat Client
I thought that it was unmaintained now!
pyabo··on When will we stop using Facebook?
I thought that the article was worth it but it is completely stupid. The reason of MySpace curb is because Facebook started, they aren't two independent events.
pyabo··on How Fake Money Saved Brazil (2010)
I'm from Argentina and a similar plan was implemented there. The REAL plan was to subscribe free market principles, sell state owned companies and reduce the fiscal deficit. This fake currency was attached to USD price in Brazil. In Argentina was created from the beginning and it was also attached to USD. Sorry to bother with the reality, I'd prefer the Big Fish style story that was told in this article, but it was a fake.
pyabo··on Decoding the Enigma of Satoshi Nakamoto and the Birth of Bitcoin
The point is that asking Szabo if he is Satoshi is pointless since you will get a 'no' as answer if he is or not.
pyabo··on Decoding the Enigma of Satoshi Nakamoto and the Birth of Bitcoin
I mean that he would answer exactly the same if he was or not Satoshi.
pyabo··on Decoding the Enigma of Satoshi Nakamoto and the Birth of Bitcoin
I would have asked Szabo: if you were Satoshi, would you change your answers?
pyabo··on How does D improve on C++17?
I use C++ but I don't really like it, but ... we need all the libraries that exist in C++ rewritten in D. And also, the same compiler support in the development frameworks. Otherwise, it will be a failure.
pyabo··on 'Silicon Valley Is Coming' Warns JP Morgan CEO
The pile of money will be used to buy dominant players of the new technologies, but they may had problems with margins like record labels.
pyabo··on Google Memorial: the small museum of projects abandoned by Google
Coming soon: Google+
pyabo··on IE6 is dead
It's not that easy. I worked supporting Virtual IE6 users and they use it in the context of a Java based internal web application or a web application which requires some specific ActiveX that only work with IE6. In general, to migrate these applications are a nightmare and the IE6 is only connected to an internal site, it never connects to internet.