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Jaepa
8y ago
One of the features I really like with lobste.rs is actions taken by the moderators logged and publicly accessible to all users. https://lobste.rs/moderations
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Jaepa
8y ago
This has to my favorite part: https://youtu.be/ogfYd705cRs?t=2536
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Jaepa
8y ago
It's still federated, its just harder to federate your own instance. It is still totally doable you just have to jump through the hoops of setting up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC.
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Jaepa
8y ago
I've always wondered about that. The law says Criminal Procedure Code: Article 230, modified by Law No. 2001-1062 and Law No. 2014-1353 requires the disclosure of encryption keys upon the authorization of a judge. So
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Jaepa
8y ago
The US used to regulate "exports" of cryptography under the U.S. Munitions List. Some of the restrictions still remain, but most of them were gradually relaxed in until 2000.
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Jaepa
8y ago
I have no clue what you are trying to ask, sorry. Could you clarify? Do you mean IP lawsuit's against Matrix itself?
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8y ago
Its a fallacy of composition to say that better security useless unless its perfect security. This is better that it was before. More security is better. Perfect security does not and cannot realistically exist for a complex system. I do th
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8y ago
From the 2nd paragraph: We understand the whole project is going to be released entirely open source (other than the operational bits) – development is well under way and an early proof of concept is already circulating within va
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Jaepa
9y ago
Well this is a bummer. While its not mentioned this sound like a casualty of SESTA.
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9y ago
The Changelog - Building an Artificial Pancreas with Elixir and Nerves I'm not sure why I found this so fascinating, but I did. The topic was about monitoring and managing Type 1 Diabetes with a homebrew Raspberry Pi. https:/
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Jaepa
9y ago
I'd wage money that Feinstein will campaign on Facebook Regulation this year.
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Jaepa
9y ago
I can imagine. Then this is probably not the best option for that box. The WebApp, or Emacs-Slack( https://github.com/yuya373/emacs-slack ), or Slackadaisical( https://github.com/bkanber/Slackadaisica
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9y ago
I'm a fan of spectre( https://picturepan2.github.io/spectre/getting-started.html ). There is also: - UiKit - https://getuikit.com - Bulma - https://bulma.io/ - Sematic - https:/&#x
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9y ago
Yup. Fortunately this is not 2010 where that would more than 0.1% of the storage space on your typical machine.
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9y ago
Well in all fairness the deal with Yahoo kind of went side wise. But yeah I would agree its probably around equal. As for the source, I can't seem to find a source for this. I may have been mistaken, but it was something I heard severa
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9y ago
Would you rather have people in standards groups to act more like competitors instead of coworkers? Cause that seems like a really bad idea. As for: > For anyone who believes money to be some kind of motivating thing, it isn't hard
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Jaepa
9y ago
Spectacle is pretty nice. Supports 3rd party extensions. Supports markdown. Split presenter and presentation views. Themes. https://github.com/FormidableLabs/spectacle
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Jaepa
9y ago
Good news! It won't (Ok that part sucks). Good news it looks like the Keyboard API has approved. https://github.com/Koushien/keyboard-shortcut-api This is one of the last requirements for having a viable product.
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9y ago
I was actually coming in to say this. The Common Wealth and Void Sagas are great and sound to be what you are looking for. Aging can be reversed, bodies can be clone and have a back you installed, genes can be modification. Death exist, but
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9y ago
With Broadpwn; Largely yes. Android and iOS both published security fixed before this was presented at Blackhat. But: 1. Android is kind of tricky though, as firmware updates generally come from the carrier not the manufacturers, and even i
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9y ago
Most will, some will drop support after its X major release behind. But that's not really the issue, the underlying system has a lot of security issues (as all complex systems do). So just for 2017 there are: - 326 code execution vulne
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9y ago
Security comes last, if at all. This was back when I was a junior dev, but I had to demo how an unprivileged user could delete every user in our system before I could work fix that section of code without getting fussed at for trying to dis
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9y ago
Tab groups is possible with the WebEx system, Vertical Tabs might work, but yeah Tile Tabs is probably out. I'm kind of in the same boat as you. Vimperator is how is how I use my browser. Vimperator is pretty amazing in terms of functi
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9y ago
I think one of the universal truths in tech is that, those for it, and those annoyed by it both kind of miss the point.
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9y ago
Are you suggesting that the hyperloop built 5km up? Also no, as LeifCarrotson mentioned, the hyperloop is removed air to reduce drag.
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9y ago
Hey chewxy. I think I talked to you about FtC for a while when it came out(irc maybe?). Good to see you again.
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9y ago
If I remember, wasn't the version installed by Avast a custom chromium fork until relatively recently? Then there was some security issue, and google basically stop the AV's to knock it off? I think Comodo also did something like
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9y ago
Huh. I thought I saw in the documentation there are references to securing the master DHT, though I did see references to something called TomP2P. I'm no in a place where I can go back through the documentation for this though. My orig
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9y ago
Oh cool I missed that. It looks like a fun project. I will definitely join and try to contribute some. Is there a better means of reporting bugs than the the contact us email form?
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9y ago
The idea for this has been around for a for a while. http://forkthecookbook.com/ goes back to 2012. And its an interesting idea. Recipes can't be copyrighted and and recipes are generally derivative. The data is genera
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