Viewing profile — infide1castr0
infide1castr0
HN member- Joined
- Sat, Jan 23, 2016, 12:49 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 4
- Public activity
- 12 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About infide1castr0
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #36136298
I quite like the layout of this blog, was it bespoken made?
-
comment
Comment #28850756
This was an insightful thread, but I think these arguments miss the "bigger picture" that NFTs carry with them. Yes the popular use case right now of expensive art and "selling a J…
-
comment
Comment #28622405
I have never tried out one of these, though I have seen the adverts before and thought they looked quite cool. I wonder how useful for the Art of Writing, however, going "backwards…
-
comment
Comment #28450442
Unrelated to the programme, but I wonder if the naming is related to "Dune" at all
-
comment
Comment #27259192
Congrats again on launching - appreciate the openness and the project seems interesting! Simple question here, as I somehow always seem to miss this feature on most blog sites, doe…
-
comment
Comment #22492055
I have been wondering why it stopped working for me half the time about a year and a half ago, and you just now made that click in my head haha, cheers for that.
-
comment
Comment #22355080
Even when I managed to click on the link itself it only brought me to the page I was already reading (the Gibson article)... were you able to find anything else about them?
-
comment
Comment #21919823
Glad to see any encrypted mail grow their services, this is a bit of a sidebar, but what are some of the updated thoughts about the return of Lavabit and the Dark Mail Alliance gro…
-
comment
Comment #13695643
Something interesting that may want to be worked on one day is that searching for an author's full name seems to bring up different results than just searching for their last name.…
-
comment
Comment #13695636
Nice searches, I searched for Clarke first and there is even less than Asimov :(
- story
-
comment
Comment #11503193
And how many more errors will continue to be made.