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Legogris
6y ago
Jitsi Meet? https://jitsi.org/jitsi-meet/
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Wow, I don't remember the details but I did a thorough review of the state of FHE, as well as playing around with some implementations, ~5-7 years ago and this is orders of magnitude faster than what I would expect from that. From a qu
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This post has a lot of good context to nuance the dynamics on WhatsApp message confidentiality: https://makensi.es/privacy/e2ee/2020/03/23/can-facebook-read... There are specifically two points that
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There's nothing inherent in phone numbers here. Both iOS and Android also allows you to add e-mail addresses (and other identifiers) to your local contacts. I'm yet to hear an argument as to why e-mail addresses or other identifie
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The "encrypted at rest" claim is completely meaningless since there's no way of verifying it. If their web client can read your messages by you reverifying your phone number, so can anyone else with access to their servers.
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Depending on context it can be! But consider something like "Isn't it really interesting how X went down?". なるほど is also pretty casual, and can also imply to me new information. I don't want to imply I find it amusing or
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I've lost track of the number of times I've had this conversation but here we go: There's nothing inherent in phone numbers here. Both iOS and Android also allows you to add e-mail addresses (and other identifiers) to your lo
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Yeah, out of all possible words and phrases they went with しょうがない... Even "whatever" comes close enough. For languages as far apart as Japanese and English, there is no shortage of words that will lose their nuances in translation
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It can also be a greeting. Let's say your flatmate or SO comes home from work - you can greet them with "otsukaresama"
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6y ago
Which becomes pretty annoying if you regularly work over remote SSH sessions to large number of hosts where you may not be the only person on a given user. (You could have some local shorthand to copy over your vimrc and explicitly start vi
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6y ago
That's unfortunate. FWIW I'm using both an old-style dock (ye olde bottom connector) and the Thunderbolt 3 Dock with a T470s and a T480s with Arch and NixOS. Displayport and HDMI both working fine after first doing the latest upda
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6y ago
This is great advise, and depending on your organization and stack, best when coupled with Vault. Vault stores all secrets needed by running services (ACL tokens, access keys, credentials for databases, PKI for certificates, what have you).
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I had this same issue - if it's the same thing, it turned out that there are firmware issues and that the up-to-date firmware was only available for Windows (this may have changed, it was ~3-4 months ago). Lenovo's officially putt
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In short: PoS migration of Ethereum is in progress and will happen in stages. "Stage 0", which doesn't have any practical effects for smart contracts, is expected Soon (tm) (a few months probably). It'll most likely be a
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Swede here. Never felt hindered by Swedish but with very few exceptions domain-specific terms will be English words (resulting in beautiful Swenglish/svengelska). “Najs refactor, men kan du rebasa dina commits innan vi mergar till mast
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6y ago
Like a Rock Pi 4? https://rockpi.org/rockpi4
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> The BCM2711 chip that we use on Raspberry Pi 4 can address up to 16GB of LPDDR4 SDRAM, so the real barrier to our offering a larger-memory variant was the lack of an 8GB LPDDR4 package. These didn’t exist (at least in a form that we co
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You actually can boot straight from USB as of very recently. Something you've always been able to do is to keep just the boot partition on a small SD card and the root on whatever USB device you like. And yes, even with the supposedly
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My experience is from 2015 but from a language-perspective the only things I personally saw lacking for prime-time use would be performance and the compiler/type-checker not always giving accurate error messages - but overall, nothing
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Around 5MB seems a reasonable maximum size for git objects either way - I think that for larger objects, it should be coupled with some alternative remote for large objects. I haven't tried either, but git-annex seems to support IPFS[0
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There are a couple of initiatives to this. Here's one (git over secure scuttlebutt): https://git.scuttlebot.io/%25n92DiQh7ietE%2BR%2BX%2FI403LQoy...
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Context: https://twitter.com/_markel___/status/1262697756805795841
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Also Microsoft Surface.
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I love the others (especially Lain is underappreciated!) but haven't heard of Patlabor so will check it out, thanks for the recommendation!
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> Cyberpunk was thinly-veiled xenophobia about the Japanese In both Stephenson (Snow Crash doesn't even feature Japan or Japanese much from memory) and Neuromancer, it really strikes me as more of fetishization than xenophobia. At t
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Maybe try approaching the keys.pub devs?
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On feature-mismatch, I don't think it has to be that big of a deal - as long as * delivering messages and file/image attachments work reliably in both directions * stickers and other native attachments (location, audio clips
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I think a key difference here is fully open and collaborative specs, with Apache-licensed reference implementations for server and client that they dogfood themselves. It's also getting federated. So protocol, tech and network can live
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I don't know how many people here remember the excitement when Android was new and, OMG, it's Linux! Open source! Finally we have a Linux-based, free and open phone platform! I actually think that this played a non-trivial part in
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I've been looking into Matrix as a "personal IM bridge" and I'm thinking this could be a way for Matrix to get traction. Let's say you're in a position that I think may here are: You would prefer to use IM in a
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