Artemix

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by Artemix 8y ago
You came before me, so let me add two additional extensions, privacy badger and umatrix.
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by Artemix 8y ago
I think that .NET Core have a stable UI kit. Else, my favourite solutions are Kotlin/TornadoFX/Java/JavaFX.
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by Artemix 8y ago
Mine is https://folio.artemix.org/ I'm a backend developer and I mainly focus on clearness, simplicity and accessibility when developing websites.
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by Artemix 9y ago
It's also the case for Firefox. It's because Erlang uses a symantec-owned certificate, while Symantec is now distrusted. https://sslmate.com/blog/post/ct_redaction_in_chrome_53 https://groups.
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by Artemix 9y ago
I generally go with the known ones, the things I search for are generally the privacy statements and the pricing handling clearness. For example, I needed an object storage publicly accessible over HTTP, so I looked into Amazon S3, which I
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by Artemix 9y ago
I also use firefox, firstly because I just like using it. It's lightweight, it's fast, it's fancy. Secondly because I have a huge preference for Firefox dev tools over other solutions (I find chrome dev tools really impractic
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by Artemix 9y ago
Good luck on that, I'll follow this project !
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by Artemix 9y ago
My favourite talk group is the Chaos Computer Club Conferences, about security, privacy, and more. https://m.youtube.com/user/mediacccde
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by Artemix 9y ago
One of the conference groups I love is the media.ccc.de, about security, privacy and technical. https://www.youtube.com/user/mediacccde
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by Artemix 9y ago
I'd also want to see the link, if available!
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by Artemix 9y ago
On my storage server, I've set a reminder to check for a few settings on log-in, because I'm currently too lazy to set it up myself.
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by Artemix 9y ago
Signal supports "unencrypted SMS" alongside the ciphered messages. You can then use Signal as a central client for both SMS and Signal chats
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by Artemix 9y ago
I think that the answer lies in Google's terms and conditions for both free and paid plans, but I'd subjectively go with the double-dipping answer. Remember: the first part of the text is "If you're not paying, you'
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by Artemix 9y ago
Surprisingly, by going to directly tell a CEO that his website was deeply flawed and that I managed to access root credentials in a few minutes. Two weeks later, I had a job, the job I'm currently at, and I have this CEO in my list of
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by Artemix 9y ago
I don't think that the line is very long between "obsession" and "passion", as, from my point of view, I see obsession as some extreme form of passion. Still, that's a fair point.
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Work discipline, or motivation is a bitch(blog.artemix.org)
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by Artemix 9y ago
Isn't it obvious? For which reason, if not tracking and information gathering, would such a feature even exist? Best solution is still to block Facebook's infrastructures, as always.
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by Artemix 9y ago
Adding to @megamindbrian2 's answer, seeing so little care in the public sector. Here, in France, there's basically no security, all governments' websites and university services, including identity storage, registration, med
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by Artemix 9y ago
I don't see any except: - Surveilance - Censorship - Control - Data business: Selling your life won't be reserved for the giants, but your local ISP will also be able to profit from that. I do not say that any of those reasons are
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by Artemix 9y ago
To answer the question put in the body, I simply contacted companies with my portfolio and my Gitlab profile link and quickly got answers. At least here (country is France), most new and small companies don't care about how much you sp
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by Artemix 9y ago
Now the real question is coming as "Should Facebook, even with some sort of "Child-friendly filter", be accessible to children" ? IMHO, the answer is a red and clear NO, especially since Internet can really easily be a w
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by Artemix 9y ago
- No - If es6 is available, in modules that I'd import. - No explicit support of IE and Safari. If it works, it's nice, else, I don't care. - If it's a strictly-kept webapp, either GraphQL or JSON - For API: Postman, els
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by Artemix 9y ago
I generally come with blue jeans and some random customized t-shirts from https://www.qwertee.com/ . I work strictly as a backend developer, only coming to contact with some other societies as partners. I work in the south-e
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by Artemix 9y ago
I wonder where security have a place here... What we've been able to see from the last IoT years is that security have been completely absent and nowhere to be found. Even in f..ing "smart energy meters", which may be the m
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by Artemix 9y ago
PicoCTF definitely looks nice but I was completely unable to subscribe. Every time I tried, I got a "Invalid captcha" error while not blocking anything and not seeing any captcha field.
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by Artemix 9y ago
After working with each of those and being bothered by the outstandingly huge toolchain needed, I'd recommend checking out MithrilJS, which is made for vanilla js but have a much extended documentation for ts, webpack and much more. It
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by Artemix 9y ago
That's the positive side of it. The most negative ones would be: - Content blocking: you limit access to your news to a very precise subset of people, so implicitly easily targeting and closing users's views. - Heaviness: you limi
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by Artemix 9y ago
I'd say group-work. I've been developing some services for some time already but was never able to easily/cleanly work in group, or even think in so. Of course, it may be a problem related to the way I think or so, but I see
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by Artemix 9y ago
Thanks to premii, I was able to read the actual article, but fuck pcgamer. If you try to access the website with disabled javascript or while blocking ads, you'll be redirected to a HTML page that kinda only says "We know you are
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by Artemix 9y ago
The website currently looks like it cannot load on the Firefox focus web browser. The page gets stuck on "Loading..." and runs forever.

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