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by Canada 9y ago
If Google will comply with an order to remove apps from the store in certain regions then they can certainly comply with orders to filter push messages destined for specific apps as well.
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by Canada 9y ago
Sure, you're right, but is it helpful to be so pedantic about it?
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by Canada 9y ago
These are going to get blacklisted quickly
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by Canada 9y ago
What's the big deal? Saying REST conveys the idea that it's for working with app specific JSON or XML over HTTP.
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by Canada 9y ago
I wish Telegram would just adopt the double ratchet and make everything E2E by default. I don't see what they would have to lose by doing so. Their secret chats are so annoying. No multi device support. And the cleartext everything by
696.
by Canada 9y ago
What if it's both?
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by Canada 9y ago
Completely agree. It's crappy, expensive and on top of that it's the least trustworthy company to host with. Unless you need to be behind the great firewall I can't see any reason to touch them.
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by Canada 9y ago
Well, they could just deploy something more or less centralized and claim they've solved the problem in their marketing, just as they have done with their encryption claims.
699.
by Canada 9y ago
No, there isn't. Try it and you'll be put under house arrest or worse, and you won't get any due process.
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by Canada 9y ago
This post is an interesting analysis of the wallets referenced in the lawsuit. Apparently neither Wright or Kleiman ever controlled any of them. http://blog.wizsec.jp/2018/02/kleiman-v-craig-wright-bitcoin...
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Dave Kleiman's estate sues Craig Wright for $10B(motherboard.vice.com)
70 points by Canada 9y ago|16 comments
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by Canada 9y ago
Except for those who block third party trackers, which is something like 25% of desktop users and 15% of mobile users.
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by Canada 9y ago
Yeah, I wish there were a special place in hell reserved for patent trolls, but undermining contracts retroactively is not something to be taken lightly.
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by Canada 9y ago
Victims would have waived that right when they settled with the patent troll.
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by Canada 9y ago
Another factor to consider is the content of each commit. Is it just copying from another project or making trivial changes, or is there real work being done?
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by Canada 9y ago
Yes, it does. It's the best option currently available.
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by Canada 9y ago
Site demands I install an app to read the full article.
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by Canada 9y ago
How much Tether out of thin air would it take to do that? There's only $2B tether in total, but BTC alone trades $8B every day. And that's down a lot compared to the last few months.
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by Canada 9y ago
I vouched this comment because it quotes relevant information from the RMG web site. My guess that the token is irredeemable is incorrect, though my general lack of enthusiasm for this offer remains. What I would like to see is a token acce
710.
by Canada 9y ago
Let me guess, you can't redeem tokens for physical gold, and you can't use physical gold to purchase the tokens?
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by Canada 9y ago
I predict autocrypt will get basically zero adoption because no mail clients with significant user bases will bother with it, and the rest are web apps anyway. It would be nice if there were a signal client that looked like an email client,
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by Canada 9y ago
Think about this... Take any smart phone. No SIM card. Connect it to someone's wifi network, like a coffee shop. Now you can abuse 911 world wide in a completely untraceable manner. What can possibly be done to prevent this that won&#x
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by Canada 9y ago
Your suggestion just isn't realistic when you look at how VoIP systems work in practice. What you usually have are SIP clients talking to SIP servers which then involve a bunch more servers and proxies and a slew of other protocols. SI
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WeChat denies storing user chats(reuters.com)
2 points by Canada 9y ago|0 comments
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by Canada 9y ago
Is coinbase suspending withdrawal to other wallets as well as trading?
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by Canada 9y ago
What? Just ssh elsewhere and manage from there. And don't use DNS for you proxies. Push updates to your crew out of band.
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by Canada 9y ago
A text file with the TLDs, dig, and a one liner on the shell can produce the same result
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by Canada 9y ago
It's fine on those services, just rotate IP addresses and ports regularly. Don't put too many users on the same proxies at once.
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by Canada 9y ago
This sham site can't reliably say anything. It returns results of things I didn't touch and fails to show anything I did download and seed. You'd think it would be technically easy to get this right.
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by Canada 9y ago
It's cryptocurrency secured by DRM.

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