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While this seems like a reasonable solution at first, it doesn't fix the vulnerability. It should be obvious when you consider that the attacker already deals with natural variation in network speeds and server load.

Turns out it's very straightforward to use statistical analysis to get rid of the noise and adding a little more doesn't do anything useful. The most reliable way to throw off the attacker is to make sure you do the same amount of computing in every case.

"It's stuff like this that makes building secure systems very hard."
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When I can get a game for free that has fewer restrictions than something I pay for then the system is broken.

Looking at you Ubisoft.
If DDG went mainstream it would probably hit the paid tier for the Google API that generates most of its quality content.
I read this news in Japanese media, it describes material cost of this object is about 110,000 JPY ($1,446).
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I'm guessing he has seen it already. Have you read the book? (I haven't)
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I doubt permission would have to be given - and at least in the case of the book permission was given.

I'd also love to see a good Jobs movie, and looking at Moneyball and The Social Network, it proves it can be done right if they continue the trend.

It would be a daunting task on Sorkin's part, that's for sure.
This community also tends to have a software bias as well. Basic science often requires lots of high precision hardware which is not cheap.
Nice! Does that mean I can purchase a game and then play it offline for all eternity?
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> So it only works moving very small amounts of money, toy currency.

The small size of the bitcoin economy means that it is currently only practical for transferring amounts of a few thousand dollars at most. We both seem to agree on this.

What I can't understand is why you think this makes it a "toy currency". Physical cash is very rarely used for payments of over $1000, yet you haven't explained why greenbacks are somehow real money, and bitcoins are just toys.

For that matter, most consumer purchases are under $1000. The largest companies in the world make their money off of selling sub-$1000 goods. But apparently, a payment mechanism that could be used for 99% of consumer goods is just "a toy". I simply don't understand this argument. Its utterly bizarre.
Google Sky Map is cool too for Android. :)
If everyone is evil, then evilness isn't a disqualifying factor from being a role model. A role model has to be emulable.
Whens my next dentist appointment works for me for some reason, but I agree when Siri fails, she fails spectacularly and it's jarring.
I feel the same way when I hack around with my trivial Rails Applications. It is not the destination that matters, but the journey.
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Yeah, $249 is way too much. I'd be pressed to spend more than $30 on a thermostat when the one I have works good enough. Programming my current one is like pulling teeth, but I only do it once a year or so (if that).

I keep it low and don't have A/C. If I'm hot I'll change into shorts, and if I'm cold I'll put on a sweater.
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What a great story. I am going to get this app as well to enjoy with my kids.

But I am also thinking about how serendipitous and articulate recommendations like this point to the inadequacies of the app store discovery process. It really takes more than categories, top 25 lists, search, and star ratings to find some niche gems.
Yes, this would be key. I have a few friends I'll recommend this service too as soon as this is implemented. Also, how much of a cut of sales do you guys take? Or are you thinking a monthly subscription model?
At least 4 of the items on your satirical list have the power to literally save lives from infection, head-on collision, or swordfighting. So, yeah, even "merely incremental" improvements can be world-changing.

All Einstein did was add a small error-correction term to Newton's theory.
Facebook: If you're using the official app, go to the main melu screen, menu button, settings, and notification controls are pretty much the bulk of the prefs.

Email:menu button pretty much anywhere, 'settings' (it's in the 'more' section if you're looking at an e-mail, then if you have multiple email accounts you tap on one. Though I don't see anything that explicitly says "make noise/vibrate/notify in menu"; all I see is "Email notifications" which I have turned on - and all I ever see is status bar notes and a trackball color flash.

I'm using CyanogenMod 7.1 on a Nexus One, things may be different for you. Especially if you're using a carrier or manufacturer branded ROM.
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I've always preferred "Computing is no more about computers than thermodynamics is about engines."
A helicopter's rotors rotate in two ways that are different from airplanes.

1) the whole rotor can tilt in a specific direction, called Collective. If you want helicopter to move left, the entire rotor assembly tilts left, changing the angle that thrust is generated.

2) The angle of attack (AoA) on the individual blades can change. If the helicopter is hovering, this alters the amount of lift generated.

In contrast, a prop driven airplane has propellers that are static. The only control you have over them is the rotation speed.

In the video, the ball is using an airplane-style prop, and using airplane-style control surfaces to change direction.
I think the search for silver bullets is a great instinct. People always look for the solution that gives them most bang for their buck.

There are a couple of problem, though.

Silver bullets are often mutually exclusive. No-one wants to be the AirBnB for gay vegan business travellers in Ohio - there's nothing wrong with being a niche player but you still need a reasonable market.

Silver bullets can also be an sign laziness, as you say.

Ultimately, you have to see what the rest of the market is doing. Some people do well with low costs, a small team, and a cheap (but usable) alternative. Others do well with an interesting twist, and a good execution. Then there's the big companies, with boring but well polished products.

Ultimately, no-one here should be misled enough to get into a business without having an edge. Once you have the edge though, it's a matter of getting everything else right.
Did you look into Etag tracking? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_ETag#Tracking_using_ETags

This might work in "privacy" mode as far as I understand, unless you disabled the local cache? I have not tested this.
The cheaper your weapon, the more effective the countermeasures have to be.

These things could just as easily carry a grenade (or several), and a dead man's switch. When it can't fly anymore, self-destruct.
It made me think of the ever-loyal Cortana from Halo. I was a little freaked out to read that this was developed by Japan's Ministry of Defense, and not a private company.
Hi Spokey,

You're right, Kippt is really in the MVP stage right now while you could consider it as our second MVP: We originally build Kippt over 1 year ago during one day for Forrst App Contest (http://mykippt.appspot.com/). Today's Kippt was build on weekends during past 1.5 months remotely but we already had a pretty good idea what we wanted to do. While we needed to cut a lot of corners, drop features etc we wanted to have a product we and our loved ones would like to use. So far the feedback has been extremely good, so it's safe to say that pushing the early product was a right decision (also validated many of assumptions).

What comes to the press and RWW: we didn't contact any press outlets. In fact we decided to post Kippt only to HN so that we could get feedback and some users outside our friends. I think Marshall saw the submission or some tweet as he didn't contact us for the article, all the information was taken from our submission and other public sources. So I guess we just lucky but I like to think of it this way: It's always the product that does the selling, not the PR (but fanatic users would also help :)

I hope this clears things out. It has been an exciting day and it's really nice to hear that you liked how Kippt looks (Karri deserves credit for that). I should probably write a blog post about this but if you have anymore question, feel free to shoot me an email (jtlallo and the usual gmail suffix).

-Jori
I like both. I think yours conveys a sense that computing is not driven by the particular application of computers.

The quotation I provided conveys instead the idea that computing is not only about a particular tool of computers.
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That's my thought too. If you're susceptible to this kind of attack the problem is the lack of basic salting + hashing to create a fixed length password.
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I use Chase, and they tried to get me with this once.
I had to call and yell at them and basically asked them how it's possible that they know I don't have funds and still let the transaction go through.

I told them that their systems were faulty, and they told me this was a 'feature' of the account type.

I told them I never asked for such a feature, and expect it to work like every other bank account where it denies transactions based on funds.

They reversed one of the overdraft fees and removed the 'feature' from my account at no cost to me. Now if I don't have funds in my account and try to make a transaction, it gets denied. The way it should be, I haven't paid overdraft fees since then.
Incorrect. Salt and hash your password strings so they're all the same length.
Don't go overboard there. Jobs had no compunction getting up on stage and making untrue or exaggerated claims to a gullible public. Maybe no more than the average CEO, but no saint.

The term "Reality Distortion Field" was invented for Jobs
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I'm guessing it costs exactly as much as the profit on one iPhone.
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I wrote this because I had the exact same need. When you connect it to Dropbox, you can choose any of the folders there, and if there are already .txt files in that folder, they will be listed.
Touchscreens bring people closer to technology, but they also separate people from understanding technology. It's great that we have a whole generation of people with iphones, but we also have a whole generation of people who think that if it isn't in the app store, it can't be done, who crack the glass on their iphone and throw the whole thing into the garbage.

A touchscreen may give you a more organic connection to technology, but someone with a mouse is an order of magnitude faster at doing almost anything, and someone with a CLI is an order of magnitude faster still at complex tasks. Anyone who used PDAs for years before their first smartphone can tell you about the jarring sense of debilitation that comes when you go from using a stylus to using a finger.

As for voice recognition, its incompetence makes it too dangerous for me to use, and probably will for a long time. My phone calling/texting the wrong person at the wrong time is more than capable of ruining someone's life. I'm sure the same goes for many other people. It's like telling a five year old to retrieve a handgun. Behaving properly 98% of the time is not good enough by a long shot.
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Offline support is definitely feature #1 in the roadmap right now. I just wanted to get a 1.0 out the door to see if the app met a need before I spent a lot of time on the details, plus iOS 5's uncertain treatment of app temporary directories made my initial approach less simple than I had hoped.
This gesture existed before the iphone.
True which is precisely why banks used to charge a small monthly fee to have an account. Then one bank offered "free checking" and all the rest had to follow suit or lose all their DDAs. There are evil banks out there, and customers flock to them.

Frankly if you were looking for dishonorable behavior there is much worse going on at banks. For instance its widely known that a certain bank will report its current customers to chexsystems for the slightest infraction (a few overdrafts, or a returned deposit). Effectively this makes the customer unable to open an account at a competitor. So they remain stuck with bank of scam-erica.
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The main difference is that interface, and that it acts on a folder of simple text files rather than its own database format. I personally choose to use it because I prefer my notes to be text files so I can easily edit them with Notational Velocity on my mac, and emacs on any machine I have Dropbox connected to. It may be that the many features of Evernote are better for you - I personally used a variety of note-taking apps and just kept coming back to NV, so I wrote a companion for my phone.
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I would have optimized your last paragraph - "Why don't you hash the given password, and then check for the user, and then their password hash?" and then realized I was in error.

The time taken to hash or not is definitely noticeable, but unless you take steps to avoid it, even the string comparison of hashes can leak timing information.

Edit: As noted in an earlier comment, below. Whoops.
Also incorrect. Use bcrypt with a sufficient work function to prevent key strengthening attacks.
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I haven't added a web interface yet - though if enough people like the concept enough to use the app and many of them want a web interface, I would happily add it to the roadmap.
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That's not to say I didn't sweat any of the details! But I think news.yc gets that 1.0 == MVP
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And when they (we) are in store they break out the Amazon app, scan barcodes and have items shipped next day at a sizable discount over the store cost + sales tax.
Even if you develop a tolerance, it might be the case that the regular news doesn't seem as interesting or enticing anymore. While other news sources might actually summarize in a headline, and so deprive you of that need-satisfaction dopamine loop, HuffPo creates the itch (WHO was it?) and then scratches it once you click (AHH, Rick Perry).
Isaacson's biography of Ben Franklin is much like you describe. I alternately revered and resented Franklin while I was reading, and took notes to apply to my own life. I would trust the Jobs book to be similar.
The articles fit exactly.

Most investments these days (even from the govt) are in short-term quick-to-realize projects. If this continues, we'll have endless electronic social playtoys, living as grown-up children in walled gardens, but the 'grand future' would be gone. No spaceflight, no radical new techniques, no new frontiers.

That's why people that are rich and interested in longer-term research, like him, could start a fund to fund more radical and long-term research proposals. Something that was originally the scope of university research, but times change.
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Not that impressive if you are familiar with the technology.

As someone mentioned, this is, at its simplest, an RC helicopter inside a sphere.

RC helicopters have had off-the-shelf 3 axis gyros and 3 axis accelerometers available for quite some time. There are probably well over a dozen such systems in the market today.

As far as cost is concerned, the numbers are on par with what was mentioned. My smallest helicopter system probably runs about $2,000 or so ready to fly. This includes carbon fiber rotors, skeleton, 3-axis stabilization system, radio, etc.

If you dared get close to an RC heli with a stabilization system and push it you'd see exactly what you saw in this video: The heli would recover to its prior attitude. In real life wind gusts do this all the time.

No doubt they are writing additional code to take advantage of the spherical platform.

If you are interested in seeing what a modern high-performance RC heli can do today check out this seven year old kid flying one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHJs1gBLiuQ

Here's another example of what these machines can do today:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgbXcb1P6eU

Yes, they are dangerous. Power systems can exceed 10KW on the high performance helis.

Here's one of the many commercially available 3-axis flight stabilization systems in the market:

http://www.digitalflybar.com/products/sk720.html

Time to take apart one of the helis and build a sphere around it!
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It was an "original" per say too. It's quite impressive. It sold at least one phone, my mom made the smartphone leap because of it and free texting with Gvoice.

I can remember my Dad showing me how we could pull up the hubble tracker via dialup. Now, it's anywhere.
I pre-ordered the book so it hasn't arrived yet. I'm definitely looking forward to reading it. :-)

I did, however, read The Second Coming of Steve Jobs, which was an excellent unauthorized biography I read a few years ago. http://goo.gl/NxK3D
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Good point which would be worth an article in itself. Also comparing the various string interpolation methods that Python has (% versus format).
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We are relatively unknown, but growing, and profitable. According to our rose-colored glasses, we have a lot of potential.
Tangent: there is a lot of evidence out there for Woz being a saint.
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You don't get my argument, it seems. I oppose the carefree usage of this technology as a whole, not just its usage by law enforcement, while you are arguing with a fallacy based on the current situation. This won't lead us anywhere.
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i had something like this happen with Netflix. my account at TCF Bank was low and the transaction was denied. then, apparently, Netflix tried the transaction again and succeeded, which overdrafted my account. i asked the bank what the difference between the transactions was and they just shrugged. it's possible your friend's explanation is accurate
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HuffPo knows that the population smart enough to do this is a minority.

It is interesting that HuffPo bucks the trend of Google-friendly keyword-stuffed headlines, and instead drives for linkbait title to win social media link juice.
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