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by Promarged 8y ago
I agree this looks very good. I'm waiting for people to try it out and write some reviews to be sure it's not just a dream...
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by Promarged 8y ago
It seems centralized solutions (Telegram, Signal) are under fire recently. I wonder what would happen if federated protocols (Matrix, XMPP, etc.) were more popular and, thus, also in spotlight.
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by Promarged 8y ago
To be more precise you can run your own server but it would not connect to the rest of the network (so it's useless). Source code here: https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Server
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by Promarged 8y ago
Moxie is probably annoyed by the slow pace in which federated protocols move. Having it centralized he can move it a lot faster. Fortunately there are solutions that incentivize modern features in federated protocols too, like SSLLabs HTTPS
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by Promarged 8y ago
> I'd say EV worked perfectly. Ian run a legit site, not phishing, so what's perfect in revoking his EV cert and not giving back cash?
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by Promarged 8y ago
> Prosody's XMPP server implementation dropped websocket support in favor of BOSH years ago. You probably refer to the "old websocket" spec, new websockets are working well: https://prosody.im/doc/modu
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by Promarged 8y ago
I wish they published Ink scripts for their games (especially Sorcery series), I've beaten them numerous times but the games are so complex that it's basically impossible to go through all branches. Even if I tried I couldn't
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by Promarged 8y ago
I just tested tutanota. The interface is clean and nice but the encryption to external contacts is the same as in Gmail (link back to tutanota and shared passwords). Why can't these services use something like OpenPGP's Web Key Di
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by Promarged 8y ago
In my experience people making fun of technology X (for all X) only reveal their own lack of understanding of not only X but their own tools too. Every tool has its own advantages and disadvantages. Fanatics of any kind always remind of thi
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by Promarged 8y ago
> all my friends can at least contact me on this number that follows me around carrier-to-carrier Isn't it possible to migrate phone number between carriers in US?
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by Promarged 8y ago
I wanted to take a look at how it works but the on-boarding process is not really welcoming. Getting started [0] redirects to this weird site [1] served over plain HTTP, installer is also not signed :( [0]: https://www.scuttlebut
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by Promarged 8y ago
It seems the new Clipboard API requires explicit permission (video on [0]), that's not going to increase adoption I suppose. [0]: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2018/03/clipboarda...
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by Promarged 8y ago
I think these issues were directly tackled on by Roslyn team, that wanted something more than just compiler black box (text goes in, machine code goes out). There are some interesting videos on Channel9 about Roslyn internals (sorry no acce
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by Promarged 8y ago
Thanks!
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by Promarged 8y ago
Also, there is relatively minor subset of features that provide good messaging experience: https://conversations.im/compliance/
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by Promarged 8y ago
> France has adopted Matrix for the project Could you provide a source for this?
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Microsoft sites unavailable in Russia(github.com)
2 points by Promarged 8y ago|0 comments
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by Promarged 8y ago
For a long time this article [0] was my go-to when explaining Bitcoin transactions to others but this submission is more recent (has SegWit, etc.) [0]: https://curiosity-driven.org/bitcoin-contracts
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Facebook CEO says his own data was shared by Cambridge Analytica(reuters.com)
1 points by Promarged 8y ago|0 comments
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by Promarged 8y ago
If available it's better to use instantiateStreaming [0] for faster compilation, e.g. this: fetch('../out/main.wasm').then(response => response.arrayBuffer() ).then(bytes => WebAssembly.instant
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GitHub: Thank you for 10 years(blog.github.com)
3 points by Promarged 8y ago|0 comments
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by Promarged 8y ago
To be precise only v4 UUIDs are (pseudo-)random, and not the entire thing, there are some version bytes.
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Encoding of SCTs in Certificates(letsencrypt.org)
2 points by Promarged 9y ago|0 comments
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by Promarged 9y ago
One of the most interesting advances is formally verified cryptography [0] using F*. Unfortunately that's only for NSS (Firefox TLS engine). [0]: https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2017/09/13/verified
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by Promarged 9y ago
Is there not a recommended replacement library for OpenSSL? I'm thinking of LibreSSL for example that has leaner API but probably not the same amount of resources as OpenSSL.
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by Promarged 9y ago
> ...they would never be caught Well I think most companies need stronger guarantees than "[probably] never be caught".
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by Promarged 9y ago
For comparison, Apache's "Category X": https://www.apache.org/legal/resolved#category-x
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by Promarged 9y ago
> This always comes and bites us back isn't it? The whole promise of Docker was that we would be freed form these pains... But yet here we stand :( Exactly. Using a separate build host makes builds more independent but on the other
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by Promarged 9y ago
Unfortunately ActivityPub (that powers Mastodon) has a lot of incidental complexity (including RSA signatures, JSON-LD, RDF normalizations to quads etc.) But this is a very simple alternative, distributed "Twitter" for hackers: h
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by Promarged 9y ago
Shouldn't RUST_LOG use "microservice_rs" instead of "microservice"? the "_rs" is a crate name. Another thing, in a make_post_response stub function I think it's better to use StatusCode::NotImplemente

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