Cyphase

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by Cyphase 2y ago
@dang typo in title ("Show NH")
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by Cyphase 2y ago
And it's a separate clipboard from Ctrl+C/right-click-and-copy. The number of times I miss that on non-Linux...
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by Cyphase 2y ago
Just to throw in a thought on this.. I agree that "meant to have" and "deserve" are the wrong concepts here. But reality and practicality are what they are. If I work hard and save my earnings, with the intention to buy
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by Cyphase 2y ago
Wow, there's really a kink in the wire somewhere between you and I. :) > I guess I knew I was taking a risk with that comment, but I was thinking more of it being low value; I didn't even consider that it might be taken this wa
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by Cyphase 2y ago
I guess I knew I was taking a risk with that comment, but I was thinking more of it being low value; I didn't even consider that it might be taken this way. It wasn't a dig of any sort. It was just a late-night quote-unquote &quot
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by Cyphase 2y ago
Of course; how else were they going to make the bomb without a bunch of Genius Physics Utilizers?
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Zig Zag by Vladimir Slepnev [webgame](vladimirslepnev.itch.io)
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by Cyphase 2y ago
> What am I missing here? AI.
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by Cyphase 2y ago
Who's "their", "them", and "they"?
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by Cyphase 2y ago
I was disappointed that bears weren't mentioned beyond the title.
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by Cyphase 2y ago
Is there any E2EE messaging service, or network protocol of any sort, that doesn't suffer from this? If an endpoint is compromised in whatever way, it doesn't matter how encrypted the data is in transit.
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by Cyphase 2y ago
CISI don't know, I won't speculate.
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by Cyphase 2y ago
Many software freedom and tech privacy activists.
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by Cyphase 2y ago
(hover text) "A partial eclipse is like a cool sunset. A total eclipse is like someone broke the sky."
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by Cyphase 2y ago
Are you sure people did that to get to 99.9%? I hope anyone who was willing to get to 99.9% from Boston would go the extra mile (or ~10 miles, in fact). FWIW, I flew into Boston from California and drove north to the center line of the path
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by Cyphase 3y ago
They didn't say positive. I think they were thinking in terms of leverage.
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by Cyphase 3y ago
What a spectacular demo video. The music is on point. It's on the homepage, and here are direct Vimeo links: https://guacamole.apache.org/ https://vimeo.com/116207678 https://player.vimeo.co
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by Cyphase 3y ago
Recent HN post about Radicle: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39600810 Looks like 1.0.0-rc.1 was just released yesterday.
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by Cyphase 3y ago
This is why I come to HN, for Ship of Theseus references.
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by Cyphase 3y ago
Here's a clip from that livestream of the collapse, clipped by The Guardian: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVdVpd-pqcM
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by Cyphase 3y ago
> ... server source code contains a feature ... I would only use the self-hosted version. You shouldn't assume that a server which is ostensibly running code you can see is actually running that code without modifications. That said
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by Cyphase 3y ago
If your job involved _only_ putting up or modifying API endpoints that involved querying a single SQL database, you could automate at least a good chunk of that. Maybe all of it. How long would it take to build a system to automate API endp
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by Cyphase 3y ago
> 50+ characters that can be A-Z0-9 feels like an insane amount of entropy for something that's essentially a proxy for a 12 digit number. That's not all it is. It's your cryptographic public key. > Additionally, I do
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by Cyphase 3y ago
On the ID security points, see my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38986966 tldr: They're not private keys, or sensitive.
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by Cyphase 3y ago
That's not how Syncthing keys/IDs work. That device ID you have to send to someone is not nominally private; it is in fact explicitly the public key of a key pair. If you use the public discovery servers (which is the default), th
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by Cyphase 3y ago
> Having the whitelist all peers on all peers is a chore. You don't have to do that with Syncthing. See https://docs.syncthing.net/users/introducer.html > The introducer feature lets a device automatically a
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by Cyphase 3y ago
Here it is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38977374
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by Cyphase 3y ago
Which aunt? Which side is she from? We need to know this.
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by Cyphase 3y ago
Thank you for using "disclosure", not "disclaimer".
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by Cyphase 3y ago
I think that context makes a reasonable difference for some people. (The following is a tangent.) To put it another way, using a slightly different kind of situation, I don't want BigCorp's AI watching everything I do to "ser

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