bitrazor123 | 8 years ago | on: Salsify – A New Architecture for Real-time Internet Video
We don;t have enough CATs . We need to make them breed fast for unique contents
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bitrazor123 | 8 years ago | on: Uber is launching Uber Rent, a rental car service with Getaround
Will Uber allow their driver to rent a car and then serve users? this way drivers can avoid commission cut to Uber. I am sure Uber is not naive.
bitrazor123 | 8 years ago | on: Cancer breakthrough leads China’s biotech boom
What will happen to american drug cartel now? FOr that matter china would be having its own drug and animal-organ-drug cartel.
bitrazor123 | 8 years ago | on: Form a California LLC in 10 minutes for $70
If the company is worth something, 70 or or 200 isn't much apart. But if it isn't than even a 70 USD is a baggage.
I liked the 10 minute part though.
bitrazor123 | 8 years ago | on: YouTube Face is clickbait, attaining human form
Most captcha can be fooled with dedicated efforts.
bitrazor123 | 8 years ago | on: Facebook Data Collected by Quiz App Included Private Messages
I am afraid the details and extent of breach may never come out
bitrazor123 | 8 years ago | on: Our experience with Stripe Atlas (2017)
Mine had been much better. I expected some glitches, and encountered some. So met expectations :)
bitrazor123 | 8 years ago | on: New NASA X-Plane Construction Begins
We need a bio-bird. Zero emission, self sustainable
bitrazor123 | 8 years ago | on: Web Authentication: Proposed API for accessing Public Key Credentials
I have been hearing alternate sigin-in methods in last good 10 years , from biometrics to typing behaviour to human behavior and what not.
Even a 99% accuracy is not enough for a security tech to mature, specially when it comes to credential management
bitrazor123 | 8 years ago | on: Simultaneous Imaging and Energy Harvesting in CMOS Image Sensor Pixels
Bring it on
bitrazor123 | 8 years ago | on: ISPs Aim to Use Facebook Fracas to Saddle Silicon Valley with Crappy New Laws
Frankly as an end-user , one has to choose between bad and worse.
Consumers are a true product now, readily available for exploitation
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