Viewing profile — MarketingMuppet
MarketingMuppet
HN member- Joined
- Tue, May 03, 2011, 10:20 PM UTC
- HN karma
- -1
- Public activity
- 20 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About MarketingMuppet
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #2749813
Fantastic way of tarnishing your name and company in one foul swoop.
-
comment
Comment #2749811
Great idea of you want to be hated by the entire community that you are trying to reach. Pose as a lone programmer, take handouts from the community via PayPal, be exposed as compa…
-
comment
Comment #2697697
Well this is thoroughly embarrassing for old Gary. I'm gonna assume he got some 'Agency help' to 'back hack'. . oh dear. .
-
comment
Comment #2680865
The problem is just that they haven't been! According to their TOS until just over a month they were HIPAA compliant as a secure online service abiding by the set rules.
-
comment
Comment #2680860
Why would you assume that things that you store online is 'public'? Do you assume the same with bank information? or do you just not use online banking or bill paying?
-
comment
Comment #2677432
You can always check out SpiderOak ( https://spideroak.com ) or Wuala,com. Client side encryption key creation, zero-knowledge, cross platform, sync and mobile clients.
-
comment
Comment #2620511
Not if issued by Bank of America, crooked liars. Worst institution on earth. Just a bunch of heartless greedy bastards that if society had some balls should be in the stockades.
-
comment
Comment #2620509
Bank of America is a symbol of everything that is wrong with corporate America. The world would be so much of a better place if they could just have disappeared in the financial cr…
-
comment
Comment #2619240
This is very much the sad part. Groupon (with a possible IPO valuation of $25 BILLION+) does not even have to 'fail' to drag the entire IPO/.com/Tech market with them. They just ha…
-
comment
Comment #2619235
I would prob argue that Groupon as a company is neither. However, their fund-raising model is clearly a pyramid scheme where early and mid investors are 'banking' not on the busine…
-
comment
Comment #2618353
Spideroak ( https://spideroak.com ) is also a secure option.
-
comment
Comment #2585831
If you have a business model that relies on throttling data capacity until your service becomes useless. Then you have a shitty business model. Period!
-
comment
Comment #2554080
iTampon? Logical follow up :-)
-
comment
Comment #2546543
I don't consider it 'natural that any provider of supposedly secure storage would hold the account owners encryption key. It's not hard (as proven by SpiderOak and Wuala) to implem…
-
comment
Comment #2546528
The article alleges that SpiderOak ( https://spideroak.com ) does not deduct data. This is not however correct. SpiderOak deduplicates data but on an per account level and not cros…
-
story
If 'Im feeling lucky' - Google should cater to it
Since it's not often used, I would suggest that Google's 'I'm feeling lucky' button should return a random number frequency if clicked without a search result entered. I would love…
-
comment
Comment #2511954
Alternative title to original post: I LOVE APPLE! ALL HAIL STEVE JOBS!
-
comment
Comment #2511951
How is this exclusive to apple products in any way? A smart buyer can do this with ANY form of non disposable product.
-
comment
Comment #2511915
MAYBE an energy company shouldn't use unlocked 3G cards to insecurely transmit data and allow anyone who gets their hands on a card to rack up $200k? Just saying.
-
comment
Comment #2511877
For those interested in building cloud apps we at SpiderOak offer a 'Do it yourself' Storage API that is designed specifically towards backup, sync etc. You can find more info @ ht…