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bing.com• Sep 29, 2023• 1 min read
5 location-sharing apps that aren’t run by Apple or GoogleAdd Popular Science (opens in a new tab) More information Adding us as a Preferred Source in Google by using this link indicates that you would like to see more of our content in Google News results.
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bing.com• Feb 14, 2023• 1 min read
What Sharing 'Passionate Love' Really MeansThere are many people who believe passion doesn't go past the "honeymoon phase," and that it only lasts for a certain amount of time. Many don't consider a passionate relationship to be a "real" ...
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news.ycombinator.com• Jan 11, 2023• 1 min read
Remembering the Viral Outbreaks: Sharing Old Computer Virus StoriesCalling all tech enthusiasts! I'm curious to hear your old computer virus stories - remember the days of the infamous ILOVEYOU virus or the Melissa worm? What did you do to protect your systems back then? And more importantly, why don't we see malware outbreaks of that scale and impact today? Let's share our memories and perspectives in the comments. Thanks in advance for your contributions!There were several notable computer viruses that emerged during the period of 1989 to 1995. Some examples include: The "Jerusalem" virus, which was first discovered in 1987 and was one of the first computer viruses that was able to replicate on both IBM and Macintosh computers. It was activated on Fridays the 13th and would infect .com files by appending itself to the end of the file, causing the system to crash. The "Stoned" virus, which was one of the first viruses that was able to infect the master boot record (MBR) of a computer's hard drive. It was first discovered in 1989 and was able to sprea
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news.ycombinator.com• Oct 20, 2022• 1 min read
Tell HN: iSQi sharing your personal details with 3rd party, assumed opt-inSometime ago I passed an exam by iSQI on Testing, mainly because many employers require it.Some days ago, I got an idiotic email from them, saying they were going to "upgrade" me to a "blockchain certificate" that would be "tamper proof" (Im not kidding, these were their actual words).The catch: They would automatically create an account for me on something called SkillShare, and if I wanted to opt out, I would have to contact them.So they automatically "enrolled" me into some stupid "blockchain" scheme, and want me to contact them to opt out. Want to bet the opt out link itself contains tracking/spyware links and wouldnt even open on my Iphone?Some choice cuts from their email:" Your digital badge will be block-chain secured ensuring that your certification status can only be used by you, including for employer verification that your certification is valid. During these times of digital insecurity, a forgery-proof digital badge provides the greatest protection and modern form of your
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news.ycombinator.com• May 19, 2022• 1 min read
Sharing my experience with Digikey and FedEx* A rant post, but that's the only option I've got left TL;DR - FedEx charged me for fees that they shouldn't have, Digikey told me that if and after I'll pay they will resolve it but ditched me right afterFedEx: It all started as a regular order from Digikey, International shipping, small package, low price ($74~, $29 shipping) The price is set this way for a reason - this is the limit that is a tax free package locally.The package arrived to the country , and call me to ask for another payment, $62~ for a $74 package.They said that they labeled it as a commercial package, and that's why only $20 if for tax and the other is for FedEx (which is outraging by itself, to electrically fill a form that is already half automated, there is no law restricting them or enable competition)I told them they made a mistake, declaring it as a commercial import, which is definitely not, they told me some bushtit about if its more then 3 items its commercial (which is not true, and there is a component
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bing.com• Apr 17, 2019• 1 min read
Twitter Acquires Highly Quote-Sharing ServiceTwitter has acquired Highly, a service that enables users to easily share quotes from articles on social media. In light of the acquisition, Highly plans to shut down its Slack and iOS apps later this ...
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bing.com• Jul 27, 2017• 1 min read
Everything you need to know about location sharing in iOSYour iPhone knows where you are, pretty much all the time, and you probably know that it can share your location with other people, too, if you let it. Many apps ask to know where you are so that they ...
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bing.com• May 30, 2017• 1 min read
That animated GIF you’re sharing could be an ad in disguiseAnimated GIFs (Graphics Interface Format) are now 30 years old, and they are everywhere — we constantly use them to express feelings or joke around with friends, family, or even coworkers. They’re so ...
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 17, 2010• 1 min read
Show HN / Review my startup / MindQuilt : Private Q&A app for knowledge sharingHi HN,We’re a four person company started in February. We’ve been in private beta and are now moving to public beta. The basic idea is a whitelabel Q&A application used in companies or groups to share private or proprietary knowledge. Our key feature is the ability to auto tag questions as they are typed and then route them to the best possible source for an answer (either previous questions, documents uploaded, or experts in your organization). As MindQuilt is used more and more, MindQuilt learns how to route a question better and better.We’ve incorporated some gaming dynamics to try to increase engagement but we’re unsure if it’s just a distraction or if it offers a real intrinsic motivation to keep interacting with the app.Could you please review our startup and our pitch? The sign up form is here: http://www.mindquilt.com/betaMindQuilt is a private Q&A platform that leverages matchmaking and gaming dynamics to get your questions answered and documented FAST!Have you ever spent an i
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 25, 2009• 1 min read
Incorporation and stock sharing dilemmaHi everyone, This is my first post here. I have been just a silent reader all this time. Finally I get to post something as well. Hope this helps others as well.So, let's get started. (P.S. - I am avoiding mentioning names of stuff like university etc, since it will be veryembarrassing if this gets read by my future co-founder, as he doesn't know about this dilemma i am facing yet)First, A little background. I graduated as a Master's in CS from a reputable university thissummer. I am planning to start this company that uses AI to solve some major NP completeproblems related to resource allocation problems. It's planned to be a software product company.This has been a product of my master's thesis. So, obviously the IP(Intellectual Property) is in both mine and my adviser's name. This idea isbasically an evolution of his idea, which his earlier students had been trying their hands on,but it didn't quite work as well as it was supposed to be.And finally, I came along and with all my magi