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8y ago
You can if you don't want the authenticating side to actually know the plain text. e.g. password + client_salt => hash => send to server => (hash+server_salt)^hash2 => compare to db By doing this you'd protect a user w
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If I accept that using PGP manually is acceptable for getting wide-spread encryption then you're right, but the fact is that tech people rarely use it because it's so cumbersome that the chance of normal users using it successfull
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8y ago
Ah, so don't use the now secured opensource client using Signal's protocol. We should use PGP with all the weak yet-to-be-patched clients. Cause it's not PGP which got hacked it was the client. Very different from how the Sig
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8y ago
I think more and more things will be developed like this instead of just writing CRUD apps. It kind of makes sense since storage is super cheap, lambdas and other event-driven systems are getting popular, and it fits really nicely with star
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8y ago
I think this was what I was thinking about.
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8y ago
I can't find the article, but there was a post where someone turned on the Audible Alert of when it was listening and it began listening for a lot of times. They also said they found a lot of recordings in their Google History that rea
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8y ago
It's not a location dependent core belief. The Chinese laws make it this way. Apple is not a sovereign government with the right to do as they please. They operate in the rules and under the same threat of force everyone else does in e
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Native apps require high trust. Electron requires high trust. – Eich
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8y ago
Also with the number of fake profiles and lying that goes on these services it's worth checking just to make sure they're a real person. Otherwise you ask some more questions or just act cautiously until you know they're a no
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8y ago
If they're PWAs they get really close to being apps. Seems like Google is making a big push in Chrome and Android to provide that App experience for websites which do the work to support it.
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8y ago
Yea well, tell that to the guy(s) who got pulled aside in-front of me for further searching at concerts and festivals.
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8y ago
In my experience people who have access to a theater during their daily work/chores/gym-run/etc. will buy tons of tickets using their account to help get groups in to a movie. I saw black panther for free thanks to my friend
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8y ago
For tasks like that I'm not sure why you should restrict yourself to no GC and no runtime. As Rust develops more libraries and advanced macros in those libraries you should be able to get more done quickly, but I'd think Go would
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8y ago
I checked out their site and their example sites look really nice. Seems like Weebly.com is running on their platform too (good sign).
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8y ago
You can buy it from the app or their website.
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8y ago
Oh wow, I hadn't even thought of that. Such a nice simple solution until they release the next version (sometime 2019!) My MBP 2014 is starting to die in subtle ways so I'm not sure how much longer I have. Hopefully I last until t
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8y ago
> "To me it sounds extremely minor and not a big deal," said Joe Saluzzi, partner and co-founder at Themis Trading.
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8y ago
Yea seems like people reach too much for larger "state management" via Redux/Mobx/etc. too quickly without thinking what that means instead of just using State updated via callbacks passed as props. Clearly Redux solves
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8y ago
This explains too how sometimes you see a list of every combination of every "font" in a list and other times you see every font and can configure them. Likely some confusion around this in the documentation and in programmers w
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8y ago
The lack of trust stemmed from complex derivative contracts which allowed people to create bets on thing they did not own with massive upsides. The cascade was in the contracts creating disproportionate problems in the books of banks + the
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8y ago
Of course it could. How could anyone who cares to lend individuals or small companies have so much of their own money that they can just do that with their time? They start this thing called a "bank" or "investment group"
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8y ago
Not really. This was posted 2 days ago where that HN post was 30 days ago. You can't even comments there anymore.
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8y ago
And from what I understand these days that's not so much the case except for when running the very latest games on High/Ultra. Or maybe when running >1 4k screens at 60hz or more.
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8y ago
Wow, this seems like a pretty nice laptop that supports OSS software out of the box. Keyboard, screen, and form factor seem to be exactly what people want. I wonder how the trackpad is (usually a major problem with non-Apple devices to get
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8y ago
In the spirit of not being tracked by someone like Facebook, he means that he doesn't want to be identified by an email and therefore have a possible profile built on him based on what he subscribes, reads, saves, etc.
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9y ago
Mail.app works fine, but doesn't provide the underlying service and quality Gmail does. It's just a client (which I guess is the current topic). I'd say the Mail.app is better than Gmail because of it's design and UX, bu
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9y ago
Yes, in fact this is one of the more annoying parts of this feature. When you're doing a support thing you usually have to reply with the exact same email. In my Google Suite account I have many domains setup to a single account and of
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9y ago
No, I believe they just use KMS or GCM either which is backed by an HSM and it's recommended in their documentation.
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9y ago
Yea it that case then it's not that hard or extra cost. But I imagine most people aren't already running Nomad or Consul and can benefit from this. Lambdas, Wordpress, etc. can now get rotating secrets which is pretty nice possibi
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9y ago
I wasn't aware you could use Dynamo or S3, that's pretty interesting
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