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This is 100% phishing as it uses crowdt site to reap your FB details.
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I'm in Douala, Cameroon... So, when's the Africa HN Meetup? ;)
Not sure about network protocols, but, the systems research version of this is called multi-level secure systems. You might want to start looking there.
Okay, where would you put Turkey here? Europe or Asia? We're not totally Middle-Eastern, nor totally European. In fact, if you believe there's a cultural cliff between the Middle East and Europe, Turkey is that cliff, which makes it a cradle of contradictions and thousand-year-old battles.

Lacking the option to vote twice, I'd imagine the HN crowd from Turkey would consider themselves closer to Europe.

The time zone database, however, has this:

d243875439adb3b667e82af04ad8be63 /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Istanbul
d243875439adb3b667e82af04ad8be63 /usr/share/zoneinfo/Asia/Istanbul

which is twice more "accurate" than whatever vote I'd cast on this poll :)

edit: Ah, turns out one can cast two votes. Anyway...
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I'm a SF expat in Rio so not sure how to handle that. I clicked South America.
> It is very much the case that you can often get away with it (see for example all the apps with splash screens), but it is "expressly forbidden".

Neither of your instances of breaking the HIG made your app better, so yes, what I said is true. It was said by an Apple engineer.

'Better' is arbitrary and entirely up to Apple, but if you have any UI nouse you're going to get it through. They themselves routinely break the HIG.

The 'G' is for guidelines, not rules.
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I don't follow it closely enough to say. Check out http://www.reddit.com/r/darknetplan - while they're mostly talking about it and not doing much, there's regularly links there to other various projects. I don't expect much to come out of the Reddit discussions directly, but it's a useful place to keep an eye on what is happening elsewhere.

Don't expect a quick solution - until/unless censorship in more places get significantly worse, this is still largely fringe stuff that doesn't see a huge amount of real work invested in it. And don't necessarily expect a single solution. It'll be years before we get to a stage where there's anything resembling a "standard" system for this.
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Perhaps PG could post a Google analytics chart?
IMHO, Smalltalk got this right using ; rather than whitespace. And it's easier to read.
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Valid thing. Actually pricing is on home page but was testing it (A: on , B: off) guess you got the off part.
With all due respect, I don't think you're the one to know what "reasonable people" might object to. Your bias is as clear and well documented as mine if not more-so.
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I'm using the example of Unreal Engine, first because it's extremely popular but also because their online "developpers' network" seems pretty well done: http://udn.epicgames.com/Three/TechnicalHome.html
> But, you must recognize that's highly unusual for Apple to bundle third party software in iOS

Honestly, how would anyone but Apple know this?
It depends... on which side of the Bosphorus are you? ;)
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"Techincally" yes, but up here in Sweden we usually exclude ourselves from Continental Europe as it doesn't feel like we're part of it.
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Well...it can be conflicting. At the Secret level, you tend to have access to much wider ranging information than in a SAP. A person working Intelligence in Japan for example, might also have access to information about Lithuania at that level. In fact, they probably do.

At TS it starts to get more restricted. You have more ability to request access to things outside your general area, but you may/may not get approved.

In the Compartments, my experience has been they are surprisingly global in nature, but focused in content. Meaning I can pretty much get that "kind" of information for any place on the planet, but it's only that "kind" of information. There's some exceptions, but not many.

SAP programs tend to be where it gets very focused. Often because they represent information only collected in your area using only a specific means. So there isn't a global collection of that kind of data -- well, there might be, but you aren't in all of the SAP programs to try and figure it out.
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"The quality improvement is nothing short of astonishing." - Nope, sorry, those screenshots don't sell me on "astonishing".

So next he says "Secondly, I did warn you that it wasn't very noticeable in screenshots.". Well, ok, I get that, but then why show them?

What I see in the screenshot does look more "well defined", but that also makes it look even more sterile (I think that was the main criticism with the original doom3).

If he has something cool to show, by all means he should show it. Maybe a video would do it more justice?
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Maybe PG would like to chime in with some actual figures from the logs? That'd give a pretty accurate guide to where HN readers are coming from.
One thing that just occurred to me - Wouldn't NOT having a keylogger that records every thing you put into the device also give you an edge in terms of performance?
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>Supposed rights holders can easily contact Youtube with a DMCA request and they will take it down. //

This is largely irrelevant to the question of infringement and puts the onus on the owner to spot those infringing. Just because there's a ready way in which you can complain doesn't mean that the unlawful activity is somehow made lawful.

Note I'm making no comment here wrt the soundness or morality of said law.
How does that work with the iPhone, I wonder? Android phones have custom firmwares for each carrier, but I thought that everyone downloaded the same update package in iTunes. Am I wrong?
Very nice design overall though I'd like something even lighter.

Some minor feedback:

* Your message/notification box width is larger than your content box width and they don't align.

* Report generation is missing or I can't find it.

* Your ToS section on privacy is not clear and seems to reference to the same document for it, but I couldn't find a section for that. It's important to have it, more so when you're dealing with people's expense data.

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Well this is certainly only partly true. The difference between a generic Secret clearance and the level of clearance talked about in the article is probably bigger than the difference between having a secret clearance and not having one at all. I got my first secret clearance in a month or so, with the interim clearance coming in only a couple of weeks. Hardly anything that would be considered "oh cool!" is labelled Secret. Once you get to the up levels of clearances you start to have a harder and harder time getting and keeping that clearance. You make it sound easy, when in fact it isn't. I was on a small team and a surprisingly large percentage of people we tried to bring onto the team got their request for clearance denied. If you are trying to get a TS/SCI clearance and have a foreign born wife, or too much debt, or a gambling problem, or you used drugs and didn't announce that on your form, or you were completely sketched out on the polygraph, boom, no clearance for you (obviously those are just examples, not set in stone).

Also, once at the TS/SCI level and above everything in compartmentalized. It isn't as if you get the clearance, get some password to some digital book of secrets and all of a sudden you know what really went down at Area 51.
HN does not use Google Analytics or any other kind of analytics tracking for that matter. I think they used to use mixpanel and had the mixpanel logo at the bottom of the homepage before though.
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How does hindering their choices help anyone?
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Hm, if I use this to store large files 50+ MB that don't compress well, won't the local repo grow out of proportion soon? Git will keep around the history. Or is this disabled?
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I wouldn't say so.
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Whether the machine works or doesn't work is irrelevant if they convince you during the poly that it does work. I had one, and the technician was far more intimidating than the machine. If I had something to hide, by the end he would have gotten it out of my I'm sure.
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All fair questions (I don't know why the down votes for you)!

"You said that there is no level strictly above Top Secret (just comparmentalizations within that). Is there any actual evidence for that? (I mean, non-classified evidence; I'm not asking you for classified information.)"

There are no levels strictly above Top Secret. At least as far as the military is concerned. SAP programs and compartmentalizations provide more than enough OPSEC to keep things classified. For example, I don't personally have access to the Nuke Codes. But the guys who do all have Top Secret clearances and are read onto some specific compartments and SAPs.

There are also clearance equivalencies at other agencies. DOE for example, has a different kind of system, but they more or less map to DoD clearances. Some agencies are highly compartmentalized, the CIA for example.

"Where did you get the statistic about 1 in 50 to 70 Americans have had at least a Secret classification? That seems absurd."

I don't know the exact number, but I have a pretty good idea that agrees with some back-of-the-brown-paper-bag calculations, it's perfectly within reason.

For example, say there are 1 million people in the military right now. And say all of them have at least a Secret clearance (it's probably more like 70%-80%, most jobs get you at least this clearance level just as a matter of course). That's about 1:300 (or 1:430 or so depending), say right now there are about 25 million veterans (from the Census), that's already 1 in 12.

During the Manning news, it was reported that currently there are more than 4 million people with clearances and one million of them had Top Secret clearances.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2041326/More-4-MILLI...

That pegs it at 1:75 right now with Secret levels and 1:300 with Top Secrets.

1:50-1:70 for people who do or have had access to classified material is is extremely conservative.
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Well I live in India and i will look for CareerIQ in my bro's galaxy. The handsets here are contract free and GSM.
It is call a "Lifestyle" Polygraph and it is meant to weed out anything that can be used against you in exchange for divulging secrets. The major component to most of the clearance questions revolve around bribery. People don't divulge secrets typically because they hate the government or the country, but for much more simple reasons like they need to pay rent and they figure they can sell some secrets.
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-- EDIT --

[ To give these messages context. This comment could have been construed to say something else. I said 'what makes your app worthless is this' after taking about how he describes a lack of technical info and before I talk about the FAQ.

I later updated this line to make it clearer. I should have added an edit note but didn't. I apologise. I just added the edit note and this blurb at the beginning to give the rest of the conversation context.

This is why there is discussion about lack of designer's tech knowledge devaluing an application. This was down to my poor writing. Wasn't my intent. I hope everything is clearer now.

I will no longer be using the edit button on HN ]

-- END OF EDIT --

This is worrying:

> My co-founder is offline will ask him to add more details on tech used side.

You have already got this far. Why do >> you << not know this already?

This text in your FAQ, for me, makes your application worthless. [Edited -- Original line could have been read as lack technical information devalued the application. This was not intended]

> Do you have access to my account information?

> Yes. But with 100s of people using the app, it's really not interesting to run after your details. If your financial data can make world economy crash, please do not use the app.

What you have said is this. "Yes we have full access to your account information." Then to follow it up you effectively say this. "We may snoop on your account so if you have sensitive info do not use this application."

Its really really bad. Data security should be the most important thing you do. Especially as your app is to do with people's finances. User data should be encrypted. I don't understand why you need to have access to individual clients data. Can you explain please.
I'm actually surprised by this. I work with a ton of people with foreign born wives (many not even green carded yet) -- soldiers tend to marry where they are first stationed.

Also, I work with plenty of people with TS/SCIs who have used drugs in the past.

The key is just being honest with the investigators.

You are right that people with too much debt, gambling problems, current drug use, etc. don't get one. But that makes sense. I've worked with some pretty sketchy characters though and they didn't have a problem getting or keeping there clearances.

I don't think I've ever personally known somebody who had theirs denied, I've known one person who had their taken from them for doing some questionable things.
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Right. As to specific compartments and SAPs, I wouldn't have any idea what the number is (by design).

I've worked on SAP programs that had 3 people on them. Some of the larger compartments probably have hundreds of thousands read into them.
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Right, my out-of-the-ass estimate is probably very conservative. It's probably an even lower ratio in reality, 1:10, 1:15 maybe?
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And the corollary, just because people have access to sensitive information means they know all of the sensitive information.

"Well I have a clearance and can tell you this is how it is" is probably the mark of somebody who just wants to win the debate but doesn't know squat.
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Being a designer I do not get the hang of what gem went in this app. SO yeah that's the first part.

I do not know how this makes the app worthless. Honestly? Designer doesn't know what goes behind it so app is worthless.

Data is not encrypted because shipping a MVP was the main goal till now. But it's on the list yes.

Follow up does not say sensitive data. Follow up says if you're data is so interesting that everyone is after it pelase don't share.

Edit:

PS: Dude when you edit your original comment. do mention you edited it. In the comment itself.
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