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by Boulth 7y ago
Sadly f=f is not widely supported (Thunderbird is a notable client using it).
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by Boulth 7y ago
Yes, F Droid builds it itself. Then compares with your build minus the signature. If it's the same it publishes with your signature. No need for any private key handling.
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by Boulth 7y ago
> they don't want to publish on F-Droid at this time precisely because it wouldn't be signed by their own key Actually developers can sign with their own key if the build is reproducible (in an FDroid build system) and F-Droid
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by Boulth 7y ago
I had a similar experience with Dell XPS 13 and Arch. Everything worked out of the box including touch screen and external dock (monitors, USB). Actually I had the feeling it worked even better than on Windows (where the dock needed some fi
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by Boulth 7y ago
Is there any indication why did this post drop from the front page?
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by Boulth 7y ago
From what I've read about BeyondCorp it's far more sophisticated than just Teleport. It's also a service monitoring status of a device including boot security throughout the entire life of the decide, private keys stored in T
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Google shuts down its blog management tool just 10 months after launch(androidpolice.com)
137 points by Boulth 7y ago|116 comments
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by Boulth 7y ago
Maybe it's because HN itself is written in a dialect of Lisp.
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by Boulth 7y ago
Web of Trust is still used in small, focused circles, for example kernel.org developers: https://www.kernel.org/doc/wot/
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by Boulth 7y ago
> 4. DNS (sort of a walled garden, yes) IMHO, Web Key Directory is a better option here. It has all benefits of DNS but none of the drawbacks (DNS has plain text queries etc.)
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by Boulth 7y ago
> only to be told by the GPG wizards that everything is fine and working as intended, it will be fixed anyway by that one guy that volunteered on the mailing list to do it, they assure us. Haha, actually this problem has been fixed for s
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by Boulth 7y ago
This could be implemented as a compiler intrinsic.
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by Boulth 7y ago
For the record git signing can also use X.509 certificates but from what I see it's still managed by GnuPG.
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by Boulth 7y ago
Very nice article, I'll definitely subscribe! > For example, it was never clear to me whether signing a key meant that I’d verified the person’s identity, or that I then trusted them to verify other people’s identities. Signing mean
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by Boulth 7y ago
Sway generally doesn't support NVIDIA, or it's rather NVIDIA that doesn't support common kernel modes that Wayland needs. Details here: https://drewdevault.com/2017/10/26/Fuck-you-nvidia.html
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by Boulth 7y ago
Submission's title is inaccurate: > Still, he didn’t delete his Facebook account — just deactivated it — for fear that someone else would snatch up the screen name “stevewoz.”
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by Boulth 7y ago
Not to mention the writing times that would rather point to someone in America rather than Japan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satoshi_Nakamoto#Characteristi...
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by Boulth 7y ago
I'm also voting for Hal. He was responsible for large parts of PGP and the extensible protocol design there largely reminded me of Bitcoin (coincidentally I studied technical intricacies of both). Also this: https://news.yco
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by Boulth 7y ago
It goes even further: because Dhall supports functions one can write a function that will migrate old configs to new format. Migration function can also be type checked (it must accept old config format and emit new one). Of course all of t
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by Boulth 7y ago
Glad to hear the update, thanks!
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by Boulth 7y ago
> Just curious, which XEP is offline messages? Simple retaining messages until the client is online was supported since ages, I don't think there is XEP for that but I could be wrong. More elaborate scheme with persistence, multidev
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by Boulth 7y ago
No federated rooms. Offline messages are supported. I guess newer Prosody supports this and much more out of the box but the generic configuration instructions I used are here: https://serverfault.com/questions/835635&#
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by Boulth 7y ago
Much longer is, I guess, a matter of taste. For example the package name "go.uber.org/zap" [0] looks quite short to me. [0]: https://godoc.org/go.uber.org/zap Not to mention that short names get depleted
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by Boulth 7y ago
Interesting point of view. That'd explain flat earth and other oddities.
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by Boulth 7y ago
On the other hand Google engineers are vendor-locked-in using Google specific tech one way or another.
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by Boulth 7y ago
Yep, IrfanView is fantastic, I gladly paid the license. Sadly it's not available on Linux.
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by Boulth 7y ago
https://mastodon.social an obvious choice as the majority of fediverse is there (so for example hashtags return the most relevant posts).
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by Boulth 7y ago
I've seen both videos, nice explanation. If you don't mind I wouldn't necessarily agree with the comment about JWT by Yueting. JWT is just a format, querying backend to get a new token is not necessary (this is only how peopl
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by Boulth 7y ago
I'm actually interested in this subject so I'll check out your links when I'll be able to. At first sight this sounds like wrapping tokens or third party caveats in Macaroons.
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by Boulth 7y ago
CATs at first sight look like Macaroons or JWTs. Thanks for the links!

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