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by Canada 3y ago
OpenSSH 8.9 introduced a restriction feature to mitigate this. https://www.openssh.com/agent-restrict.html
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by Canada 3y ago
Yeah, it cuts both ways. I have a friend who lost $2M through a business email compromise. In practice it might as well have been bitcoin, all of that "the banks can just reverse it" is just not true. All of those thefts just beco
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by Canada 3y ago
Handing over some bank notes also has the property of "non-repudiation" but that doesn't mean that just because I paid you in cash you get necessarily get away with not upholding your end of our agreement. Bank transfers also
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by Canada 3y ago
This is why shares need to vest, always, even for founders.
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by Canada 3y ago
That government funded research shows safe backdoor can be implemented. There is no question that mass surveillance is possible. It's the government claiming that what it wants tech companies to implement is not mass surveillance.
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by Canada 3y ago
> She said further work to develop the technology was needed, but added that government-funded research had shown it was possible. Wow, she just lies so easily.
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by Canada 3y ago
It's questionable. It's clear the motivation for the US prosecution is completely corrupt. And on top of that, if Assange is guilty then so is every reporter who reports on leaked classified material. In any case, Assange has alre
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by Canada 3y ago
> Allegedly Assange agreed to crack password-hashes for Manning, supplying the resulting fresh passwords to Manning to use. Read the chat logs. This allegation is actually false. First, it's not totally clear that Assange agrees to
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by Canada 3y ago
Great work, looks awesome!
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by Canada 3y ago
Can a trademark holder can really stop anyone from modifying the mark? For instance, can Monsanto have a court stop someone from drawing a mutant-looking or withered version of the plant in their logo? (eg. https://grist.org&#x2F
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by Canada 3y ago
> If a validator adds a blacklisted transaction, they will be slashed [0]. This is incorrect, and your reference doesn't back the statement up. Validators don't have to include any transaction they don't want to, just like
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by Canada 3y ago
Is it really worth using enum in postgres over a plain string, and optionally a check constraint if you're super concerned about strictness?
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by Canada 3y ago
Can't they just save it for later?
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Ask HN: Best Alternatives to Postman?
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by Canada 3y ago
I hope Facebook keeps the Canadian news ban in place unless and until the Online News Act is fully repealed.
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by Canada 3y ago
While I feel sympathy for her having to deal with this tough and unfair situation, this isn't really surprising. Circumventing the great firewall to maintain presence on outside social media is not actually allowed. Just because enforc
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by Canada 3y ago
Yes, of course he's probably not going to pay much of anything, but now she can have some payback by making his life suck for a while.
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by Canada 3y ago
It was decided by a jury. According to the article, after they broke up, he used the security cameras installed at her mother's house in another state to spy on her, he posted her private sexy pics everywhere - on social media, distrib
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by Canada 3y ago
Looking forward to reading it.
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by Canada 3y ago
Yeah, so not really interoperable. This was why XMPP failed. The UX was terrible because different clients didn't support the same features broadly and it was a big mess. And everyone just went with centralized services where everythin
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by Canada 3y ago
Until I saw the 20 year old dates in the post I could have mistaken this for something written yesterday.
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by Canada 3y ago
The best way to get there is to support Matrix then. I have elaborated in sibling comments on why trying to have the government force the existing systems to be compatible is a terrible, terrible idea.
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by Canada 3y ago
It's not that simple. What do you do when a Signal user creates a group with members using Signal, WhatsApp, and Telegram?
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by Canada 3y ago
First of all, Telegram is not end to end encrypted. It has limited support for end to end encryption of direct messages only. There is zero support for E2E of groups, and zero support for E2E in a multiclient context, which makes the featur
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by Canada 3y ago
This isn't going to happen. It's not a good idea generally. It doesn't bring "freedom for the people" but instead completely undermines it. Such integration would break the security of Signal, rendering its existenc
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by Canada 3y ago
"The safety mechanism that we have is very explicit that this (access) can only be used for child exploitation and abuse." This just isn't credible.
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by Canada 3y ago
I remember using this to transfer files with BBS... zmodem was more popular but kermit could take advantage of full duplex so you could upload some files while downloading others at the same time. I had no idea it was still a thing.
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by Canada 3y ago
Where is the technical description of this?
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by Canada 3y ago
> “The world needs to be connected,” he said I agree. Start by restoring access to the internet.
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by Canada 3y ago
I know that I can sign things on a brand new device without making an account. They can log what any web site can log. None of it really proves anything, except as other commenters pointed out - if I sign tons of stuff with the same browser

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