Boulth

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   by Boulth 8y ago

   Great to hear that! I had a similar experience when I worked for a customer with people that really used my software. The fact that I talked with them without any managers in between was a complete game changer. When I've seen them hap
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   > Tangential to this when are operating systems going to ship w/ CoW filesystems by default? As far as I know Ubuntu ships with ZFS kernel module. Unfortunately, as you undoubtedly know, ZFS support on Linux will always be a problem
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   I've got DeX too, and I agree, it's very nice. Linux on Galaxy will probably take this even further.
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   CTRL+Space is setting discoverability in JSON editor :)
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   VS Code changelogs are really high quality and show how much effort do they put into each release. I miss the default JSON settings editor though. The graphical interface for settings looks like a step backwards, although they'll proba
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   Are there any technical details on that? For example would Firefox send Accept headers with image/webp?
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   Wouldn't Developer Certificate of Origin serve the same purpose? Especially for projects with Apache 2 licence. As far as I can see DCO is more lightweight but doesn't allow relicensing like CLA.
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   I think the root of the problem is backwards compatibility and the fact that initially all these components were not designed with security in mind. So we're adding more insecure components in spirit of "move fast, break things&qu
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   > The server has to transmit validation rules for the browser to enforce (with vendor specific caching differences), rather than just enforcing access itself. That's not true. You can set CORS: * and validate all requests in your se
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    What game was it?
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Cool, reminds me of this [0], it's 850 chars before gzipping. [0]: https://curiosity-driven.org/minimal-loader
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Yes, if you're targeted by nation state it's a bigger problem but I still don't like the passive collection of all my data.
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Very cool, thanks a lot I'll be definitely using your guide.
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Yes you're right. That app is just dns over HTTPS for older Android phones. With all its caveats.
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    I miss the Archive button in Workmail. Besides that it looks good!
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Doesn't Fastmail still have their data centers in US? (that'd mean NSA could get the data, as Fastmail doesn't support PGP). Related: https://www.privacytools.io/#email
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    > Read at least HackerNews and possibly some other tech news site regularly. And then make sure to not get too caught up in the hype for new stuff. Interesting because I advise the exact opposite: do not waste time reading HN, just find
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    I find it amusing that you consider XML bad and recommend blockchain in the same post.
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Yes, the infamous "NSA smiling face": http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2013/10/30/nsa_smile... (I don't have access to links you've posted).
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    > Also, if you're looking for a DoH server that block adverts, here is mine: > https://dns.aaflalo.me/dns-query Great! I've been looking for something like this for a long time. Is the source code open? Not
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Yep, me too. But the game format is I think more suited to this kind of adventure. The rewind feature is almost like cheating but actually allows exploring broader decision trees. I've finished all parts multiple times with different p
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Oh well I don't know about reuniting as it's been ages since XMPP exists and the IM world has never been as fragmented as now. But for what it is worth at least now we've got user friendly clients (such as Conversations.im an
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    This reminds me of Clarke's Rama.
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Sorcery books are especially good. The mobile adaptation by Inkle available on Android and iPhone is also high quality. I never thought text game would consume so much of my time! :)
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    I've also read that book, it was excellent!
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    No, you don't need blockchain for that, just a good old RFC 3161 timestamping server, most big CAs run one and timestamp stuff for free. Actually secure timestamping is already used by Windows to verify software signatures, even when t
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Excellent comment as the first thing I thought after seeing the submission was exactly "how does it compare to f* and lean"? Thank you!
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Dynamic pinning (HPKP header) is being rolled back from browsers because of the reasons you mention. Only a small set of static pins will remain (in Chrome, Google sites for example).
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Preloading always include subdomains (it's not possible to preload just tld).
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    The issue with ProtonMail is that they rely on having your private key and doing cryptography in a browser. That basically defeates the "end to end" aspect which, in my opinion, is a serious matter.