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I would like to point out that you are posting this very comment on a centralized, hosted, unencrypted system. But in all seriousness, the DEF CON Forums are g
by mike_d 7y ago
I would like to point out that you are posting this very comment on a centralized, hosted, unencrypted system.
But in all seriousness, the DEF CON Forums are generally full of helpful knowledgeable people who can help guide you in creating a non-attrib Discord account if you are having problems.
- novok 7y agoIt's public, doesn't require an email even I think and you can use tor with it anonymously and is upfront about all of it.
- unethical_ban 7y agoI would like to point out that one can assume different identities on the web, and that I am fine giving my personal email and address to my bank, but perhaps not to a hacker conference. Why? Because it's my choice.
- sneak 7y ago“Hosted” means, in this instance, by a third party: not DEF CON or the DEF CON attendee, but the external service Discord. HN is first-party, it is not SaaS or “hosted” in this sense of the term. HN doesn’t have DMs, which is a very important distinction. There are no write interactions on HN other than votes and display/noprocrast settings that are not expected to be fully public. There are no interactions with HN that are assumed to be private, such as talking to other people directly.