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6y ago
It's more of a historical note at this point. modern shells have a builtin for [, to avoid that fork on every single if statement.
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6y ago
The piwik in OpenKeychain is gone in the 5.6 release. And it was always opt-in, of course. In defense of trackers: knowing what features your users use and don't use is a huge deal to decide where to spend time on and where not. This d
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6y ago
Answering my own question, it can work on a per-app basis. So far I haven't missed anything with per-device blocklists, but maybe I'm missing out :)
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6y ago
Happy customer of nextdns.io, which seems to offer the same benefits but isn't limited to Android. Is there anything this can do that nextdns can't?
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Docker breaks IPv6 binding in patch update
(github.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
It bears repeating: Telegram is not e2e encrypted. Messages you write on telegram will be stored on some Russian servers forever.
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6y ago
How is "union avoidance" even a service that can be offered by companies? The listed examples of their business practices sound downright perverse to me
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6y ago
Obligatory https://xkcd.com/1782/
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6y ago
They have an eth smart contacts repo "radicle-contracts" on their org. Anyone know what that bit's about?
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Keys.openpgp.org reaches 100k verified addresses
(keys.openpgp.org)
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7y ago
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Keys.openpgp.org: Three months after launch
(keys.openpgp.org)
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Show HN: Autocrypt Extension for Thunderbird
(twitter.com)
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7y ago
Did you `killall dirmngr`? :)
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7y ago
It would be a better way, but the technology hinges on support by e-mail providers. I wouldn't recommend holding your breath. The other contender is Autocrypt, which performs key exchange inline in emails in an automated fashion. It on
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7y ago
It is not! That's why the author recommends using the running instance at keys.openpgp.org, as a replacement for the sks pool. Note that Hagrid is not an "sks in rust". It is different in a lot of ways, see https:/&#x
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9y ago
Webmail is indeed a very tricky one. Mailvelope does a fairly good job, but without some provider support that allows setting/reading headers and sending custom mime parts, there is sadly no good way to solve this problem.
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9y ago
> It needs to be robust, in continuity with existing infrastructure (probably domainkeys signed), straightforward (maybe signed proof of sender keys in a header) We get fairly close here if we can get providers to DKIM-sign Autocrypt hea
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9y ago
I don't see the business world adopting "serious" secure messengers anytime soon. People don't want to send business stuff over WhatsApp, so we'll have to "bother" with email a couple decades longer. But I
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9y ago
Note taken. Making a website for a tech spec is surprisingly hard after looking at it for so long :( https://github.com/autocrypt/autocrypt/pull/328
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9y ago
Indeed, we are not at a stage yet where pointing "less technical users" to our website is very useful, since the main take away for those people is "stay tuned". We hope to be able to change this as implementations progr
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9y ago
11MWh average, 0.12 cents/kWh?! Power costs more than twice as much in Europe, and the average household uses half as much. No wonder you guys (in a twisted democratic sense of the word) aren't too fond of climate treaties.
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9y ago
> However, on a mobile device, almost anything goes: mobile devices cannot be trusted. While most of these are just as good as what’s available in the scenario above, it’s routine that the PRNG source on these devices isn’t very random a
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9y ago
I found this blog post very informative. Obviously it doesn't have the content of a book, but it conveys a good first intuition of what quantum computing can and cannot do. http://twistedoakstudios.com/blog/Post264
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9y ago
I really wasn't sure whether this post is an April fool's joke at first. Besides the WaP lightheartednes, the list of things he has already done sound like a huge amount of work. Assuming he just ricked me with the date, what a
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PGP Signed-Only Mails Are Useless
(k9mail.github.io)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I own amazin.horse using this very concept with the "my" subdomain as my professional email address. Closest I could get. :)
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10y ago
It really sticks out in the launcher, next to a pile of material style icons it just looks... old
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10y ago
K-9 Mail, the single largest open source E-Mail client on Android, is in dire need of a new logo! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fsck.k9 Related info, I have been working on PGP/MIME suppor