Shoothe

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   by Shoothe 9y ago

   I can confirm. New Android phones ship with Duo and no Hangouts.
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   by Shoothe 9y ago

   > They too though made a Google-like transition and went from an open protocol (IRC/XMPP) to a closed/custom API. At least here, the server admin can enable those protocols if they want and the API seems to offer enough feature
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   by Shoothe 9y ago

   I second Gajim especially 1.0.0 version that looks good. There is also https://dino.im but that's still in alpha.
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   by Shoothe 9y ago

   For the record you don't need to use Tor in conversations, it depends on your threat model but using Tor protects against middle man figuring out which services do you use. If you use third party server even when the message is encrypt
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   by Shoothe 9y ago

   Oh sorry, I figured out that if a media company is serious they'd run the server for their journalists. https://conversations.im/ also uses E2E encrypted chats and I don't need to setup any "random VoIP numbe
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   by Shoothe 9y ago

   > How is this "doubtful" advice? Whatsapp and Signal are literally the state of the art of encrypted messaging apps. There simply are no better options. What would you recommend instead? Custom XMPP server running as a Tor hidd
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   by Shoothe 9y ago

   I think Google doesn't see the problem because they have internally all their dependencies copied locally. There is no fetching of external sources so for them the problem that some dependency URL is broken simply does not exist.
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   by Shoothe 9y ago

   What do you mean by "secure package identifier"? Do you mean commit hash using strong hashing function or something else?
9. 69.▲
   by Shoothe 9y ago

   Very cool! The DSL reminds me of Red/Rebol.
10. 70.▲
    by Shoothe 9y ago

    And this explicit choice is not some Y/N decision that can be easily overlooked but it's editing known hosts, so that the user understands the seriousness.
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/RandomSourc... can be used to generate cryptographically strong random numbers. It's not as cheap as Math.random though.
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    Rebol/Red have more readable s-expressions as their syntax but the drawback is more complex evaluation rules.
13. 73.▲
    by Shoothe 9y ago

    I've got the double 4d dice (white) but it didn't occur to me that blank dice and a little bit of paint can just do the job. Thanks!
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    I was looking for a 4D dice with 8 sides, just dots from 1 to 4 and couldn't find it (the same one as used in Sorcery's Swindlestones) so I'd definitely be interested.
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Contract#Example_5:_Trading_acros... is also a good description with scripts and all.
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    > A GraphQL API is usually just another REST endpoint, e.g. POST /graphql I would call it an HTTP endpoint, not necessarily REST endpoint. GraphQL reminds me SOAP in this regard (one URL that you POST your request to) but GraphQL is
17. 77.▲
    by Shoothe 9y ago

    Wouldn't you need personal data to accept payments? Or maybe a broker (like Stripe) would store these and the end business just a reference to payment.
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    > It seems strange to me to have this enforcement of policies from countries that are not my own just because my website is accessible from those countries. If you don't process PII about people from EU then GDRP does not apply. Mer
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    It's true that not every XEP moved out of draft status and that big players closed federation but there are new XEPs that are being worked on (OMEMO, HTTP Upload). Google and DDG do not provide Matrix servers and probably will never do
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    I wonder why did you get that impression about XMPP, for me it's quite the opposite. Have you seen https://conversations.im/ ?
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    Thanks a lot! I really appreciate it.
22. 82.▲
    by Shoothe 9y ago

    Excellent! Is there a place to look for progress on this front? IETF mailing lists? jmap.io?
23. 83.▲
    by Shoothe 9y ago

    Is there a way to use permanent free tier f1-micro without also triggering free trial 12 month? I don't want to use free trial right now but would want to test f1-micro.
24. 84.▲
    by Shoothe 9y ago

    A minor note: docker run will download the image if it's not already present. No need to pull manually (unless you want to go offline or something like that).
25. 85.▲
    by Shoothe 9y ago

    Thanks for the context! Are there intentions to standardize JMAP under IETF?
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    I've seen some providers like Gmail already using MTA STS records and subdomains, but they don't read the records of my domains yet. Still it's an interesting solution. I'm disappointed in the mailing lists software and
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    Indieauth.com does just that: https://indieauth.com/pgp
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    According to Wikipedia DKIM was conceived in 2004 and SPF was standardized in 2005 (although designs date a few years before that). I wouldn't call them particularly new (it's almost 14 years now). Even DMARC was here in 2010, tha
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    Email is a "changing field"?
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    by Shoothe 9y ago

    The real world example as used by Mastodon uses signing to protect content but the process is kind of complicated (normalization of json to RDF triples etc.)