Findeton

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by Findeton 10y ago
You mean you use WINDOWS? O_o
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by Findeton 10y ago
The UK voted for Brexit, you just cannot ignore its consequences. Deal with it just as we EU citizens have to deal with UK's bullshit.
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by Findeton 10y ago
No. Intonation (not even pronunciation) is a bit different but perfectly understandable.
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by Findeton 10y ago
I'd call this SITM (Server in the middle).
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by Findeton 10y ago
I was born in Spain, so I know Spanish. Being born Spanish is an easy way to learn Spanish :)
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by Findeton 10y ago
The Guardian’s Summary of Julian Assange’s Interview Went Viral and Was Completely False https://theintercept.com/2016/12/29/the-guardians-summary-of... Please don't try to spread FAKE NEWS.
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by Findeton 10y ago
Well, I live in Spain, so: yes.
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by Findeton 10y ago
All the social benefits she describes are the norm all over the EU.
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by Findeton 10y ago
Sure but most of the EU have the benefits this article talks about. Not the high salary, but all the rest.
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by Findeton 10y ago
A lightfield video player. :)
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by Findeton 10y ago
We'll see about that. I'm working on something you might find interesting :)
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by Findeton 10y ago
Thank you, I'd also prefer HN is only tangentially political. I don't want it to become reddit.
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by Findeton 10y ago
No-brainer in the sense that it doesn't work and no one should support abolishing corporate taxes.
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by Findeton 10y ago
Actually, that's also a lie. First, Podemos didn't exist back then. Also, they were hired by many other latin american countries, and also by the EU.
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by Findeton 10y ago
No one in Spain is defending this model, that's a lie. BTW things started to go real bad after Hugo Chávez was dead and buried.
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by Findeton 10y ago
Yes, you misunderstood me. Imagine there are many election authorities, maybe perhaps every candidate has their own election authority. Each election authority creates their own public/private key and the public key of the election is
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by Findeton 10y ago
The contents of the ballot can still remain anonymous. You create a plaintext ballot, then you encrypt the ballot with the election authorities' keys, then you sign your encrypted ballot with your own private key (then you send the bal
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by Findeton 10y ago
Yep, the blockchain is uncalled for. I work at an electronic voting company and sometimes we get clients that want to add the blockchain for the system. We patiently explain it to them that yeah, the blockchain has some interesting properti
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by Findeton 10y ago
You need the voting system to be end-to-end verifiable. The secrecy of the vote must be preserved, meaning that not even the servers can know, at any step of the process, that voter A voted for option X. Voters must be able to verify that w
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by Findeton 10y ago
> a fundamental problem with any kind of online voting is that it doesn't prevent your vote from being coerced That's not exactly true. In many countries the vote is not strictly secret, in the sense that the secrecy of the vot
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by Findeton 10y ago
You already have open-source end-to-end verifiable secure voting systems. Full Disclosure: yes I work at nVotes/Agora Voting https://nvotes.com https://github.com/agoravoting/agora-dev-box This approac
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by Findeton 10y ago
Just going to leave this here: https://www.nvotes.com https://go.nvotes.com/booth/64/vote (last link should be mobile-friendly)
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by Findeton 10y ago
The link gives a 404 error. The repo is not public.
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by Findeton 10y ago
Yes, I work for nVotes/Agora Voting, which is an open source secure electronic/online voting project.
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by Findeton 10y ago
This is great, and I really mean it. We europeans managed somehow to stop not only TTIP but also CETA. Congrats!
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by Findeton 10y ago
In the beginning, Firefox was ultra fast. Now it is a slow beast and I am forced to use Chrome instead. Are they sure they are focusing on the right things?
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by Findeton 10y ago
... or not.
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A Typed purely functional state machine: electronic voting with Scala(nvotes.com)
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by Findeton 10y ago
The slow browser.
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by Findeton 10y ago
So it's a web dev agency with a webpage that doesn't use HTTPS. Woahh!

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