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Anunayj
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4y ago
Well, WebRTC doesn't really scale well for p2p video calls, add IP address leaks and most conferencing apps I am aware of use WebRTC in a server-client model to get around these issues.
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4y ago
and this project seems to have the worst part of crypto without the decentralization.
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4y ago
Frankly, yeah. Like yes, zero day vulnerabilities exist, and things can sometimes escape the sandbox. But I don't think a sandboxed OS will be free from them either.
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4y ago
> We need an OS that controls the entire machine, and defends itself completely from applications. Until we have that, nobody is going to want your new app. I can think of one thing like this, the web browser! Sure it isn't a OS, bu
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4y ago
and the SNI, until ECH is widely adopted, SNI is leaked in plaintext when connecting to a server, it needs to because how will the server know which TLS cert to reply with?
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4y ago
sourcehut in particular was designed with email based collaboration in mind, and I like they've stuck to it. There are so many alternatives out there for Github like pull requests. There are projects like linux that don't accept P
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4y ago
and Just for fun, sometimes it can be as big as 66, meet Cthulhu merge [1] 1. https://lkml.org/lkml/2014/1/21/361
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4y ago
I mean there is little recourse they have either way, they have to comply, even if they wanted to not hand over the data, they'd have to change the app in ways that leaves them no way to provide cops with the data.
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4y ago
For those interested, this adage is known as Hanlon's razor[1] 1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon's_razor
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4y ago
Honestly it puts the legal burden on YOU. Think of Github Copilot like a fancy pants search engine, it mixes and matches stuff to your query, and doesn't even tell where it copied it from! Indexing search results, fair use. Using that
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4y ago
because Telegram doesn't end-to-end encrypt communications by default! If you want that you need to start a "secret" chat, which can only be accessed on that (mobile) device, (and cannot be backed up or recovered) Forget meta
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4y ago
and let me access sites blocked by my country/ISP!
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4y ago
actually.. it should be possible! Search Homomorphic encryption, I don't know much about it, so I hope someone here can expand on this. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homomorphic_encryption
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4y ago
Cool project, however for me the value of a gift has always been the time and thought someone put behind getting me a gift than the actual gift itself. I feel like services like this would just take it away. Plus wouldn't you want to g
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For people who are in a situation like this (account suspended, hacked, inaccessible) and are a resident of the EU (or willing to be pretending to be one), I would highly suggest asking for your information under GDPR. I was in a similar si
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Can someone explain what kind of difference being layer 3 v/s layer 2 mean? Does this mean with Zerotier I can deploy applications that don't use IP or something like that?
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Reminds of that quote, "The death of one man is a tragedy. The death of millions is a statistic."
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At that point, why even have CAs? Why not just use something like DANE [1]. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS-based_Authentication_of_...
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You know I used to think "those aren't that bad", till I browsed the internet without a adblock from a European IP.
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This is a great idea honestly, and definitely possible on android without root, causal search gives me a app that already tries to do this [1]. Though giving notification permission to a closed source app that may send notifications to a re
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Gosh I wish it was possible to use HSP without the lower sound quality wirelessly. I really like bluetooth over a special USB dongle that clogs up one of my USB ports.
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Would getting the cheaper subscription not require the user to have a valid mode of payment that can be attributed to India? I do not understand how credit cards work, but I suppose the company probably can atleast obtain the card holder&#x
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There isn't a standard way to do this, and all depends on people using random "Geo IP" databases. Most of these databases are made using a variety of sources, though primarily the easiest is to see what ASN the IP address bel
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The actual order targets both VPS and VPN providers, here's the excerpt: > Data Centres, Virtual Private Server (VPS) providers, Cloud Service providers and Virtual Private Network Service (VPN Service) providers, shall be required
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4y ago
I hate this take on cheating. Not taking cheating seriously cause stakes are low , and the person is only cheating "themselves", is a bad take. Because not only does it undermine the overall value of your degree/course, but
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4y ago
Hacker news isn't about Security hacking, it's about hacker culture, or as someone on Wikipedia puts it [1] > The act of engaging in activities (such as programming or other media) in a spirit of playfulness and exploration is
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4y ago
I do not understand why anyone who only does 2-3 searches a day would pay 10$ a month for a search engine though?
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yup! If I do a very conservative 40 searches a day, and save 1 second on every search, that will be 20 minutes of time searching saved over a month!. I think that alone might justify the cost for some people.
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Yup! I really like the fact I can just add a !g to go to google. it's small quality of life features that I wish more companies would focus on.
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Ha, I was trying to debate the cost of paying 10$ a month for a subscription like this, and this might have changed the way I look at it. As a developer I wasn't thinking about "how much I am willing to pay for it and how much use
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