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h8trswana8
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Comment #17875796
It’s so big. Couldn’t they have come up with a more subtle form factor?
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Comment #17532969
The job and housing market constraint is due to poor public policy. Overly-generous tenant rights, anti-chain laws, anti-gentrification measures - all of these are creating problem…
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Comment #17450553
Ehhm, San Francisco...
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Comment #11625419
Did y'all hear Ted Cruz is the Zodiac Killer?
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Comment #10511578
Stripe may have a billion dollar valuation, but their support process is still very immature. You have two choices: 1) go to IRC, where they only answer technical integration quest…
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Comment #9849066
The world of finance makes these aspects of your life function: * Allows you to get a mortgage * Allows you to protect yourself with health/car/life/home/title/etc insurance * Pays…
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Ask HN: How Are You Replacing Balanced Payments' ACH API?
Now that Balanced Payments is shutting down, where is everyone headed? Has anyone had success with Stripe's ACH product?
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Comment #7757020
Who is this SWIM guy I keep hearing about?
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Comment #6382287
I'm so sick of these "Twitter takedowns." 1) An individual says something mildly offensive 2) People incite mob anger via Twitter 3) Person gets fired. 4) Twitter applauds itself. …
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Comment #6026925
Sure, if you like your password going through Mozilla's server unencrypted.
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Comment #5788815
It's trivial to brute force for anyone who has a weak password. More importantly, it's trivial for an adversary who cares. If I'm encrypting a note containing state secrets to send…
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Comment #5788466
Eh, whatever key derivation algorithm you are using is running in a browser, and isn't throwing any long-running JS exceptions. And I didn't see my browser block. So it can't be th…
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Comment #5788129
I don't see any key being stored client side. So you must be deriving the key from my password? If that's the case, then my attack would be: * Loop through a list of common passwor…