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   by aendruk 8y ago

   I find this to be the most compelling argument, because it cleanly positions privacy advocacy as a charitable rather than selfish act. I believe that individual privacy as a social norm is a prerequisite to free speech, that free speech is
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   by aendruk 8y ago

   Relegated to Tools → All results → Verbatim.
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   by aendruk 8y ago

   How does it differ from Privacy Badger? (In goals, threat model, implementation, etc.?) I found the readme to be a little incomprehensible.
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   by aendruk 8y ago

   fswebcam --no-banner capture.jpg \ && classify.sh tf_files classifier capture.jpg \ | head --lines 1 | grep --quiet '^slouching\b' \ && aplay buzzer.wav Polish to taste.
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   by aendruk 8y ago

   My laptop buzzes loudly if I slouch or put my hands on my face. Minimal effort implementation; damianmoore/tensorflow-image-classifier, fswebcam, cron, aplay.
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   by aendruk 8y ago

   I feel compelled reiterate to the world how astonishingly bad Teams is. We've been using it since its release and some days I'm convinced that there must be some internal management issue causing employees to deliberately sabotage
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   by aendruk 9y ago

   How private are files "sent" using this method? Doesn't the pinning node broadcast its hashes to the network?
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   by aendruk 9y ago

   A nice start would be browser support for Content-Type: text/markdown.
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   by aendruk 9y ago

   You can preemptively add yourself to their "do not contact" list: https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/426 I did it four years ago and they've honored it since.
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    by aendruk 9y ago

    An OpenPGP key can be stronger and securely carried around on a smart card (e.g. YubiKey).
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    by aendruk 9y ago

    The same thing that happens when you lose any other key; either 1) dig up the spare, 2) break the lock, or 3) lose access. See also best practices for backing up OpenPGP keys.
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    by aendruk 9y ago

    YubiKey via USB, OpenKeychain, and zeapo/Android-Password-Store.
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    by aendruk 9y ago

    Tracked at https://gitlab.com/stavros/Spamnesty/issues/81 : > Unfortunately Mailgun has disabled the domain due to rate limits. All we can do is wait […] I think it's just the HN effect that got it to
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    by aendruk 9y ago

    Are there any mail clients that can send with Content-Type: text/markdown ?
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    Reason Syntax Proposal: Hash Tags–a way to think about polymorphic variants(github.com)

    1 points by aendruk 9y ago|0 comments
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    by aendruk 9y ago

    There's a whole website by the Freedom of the Press Foundation that addresses that question: https://securethe.news
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    Reducers Are Here(reasonml.github.io)

    4 points by aendruk 9y ago|1 comments
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    by aendruk 9y ago

    I long for the day that browsers and search engines support RFC 7763.
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    by aendruk 9y ago

    Counter-anecdote from ~20 third-party used CD purchases—I've had to dispute counterfeit, falsely advertised condition, and wrong items.
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    by aendruk 9y ago

    > Why not? Personally I couldn't care less about the "Guardian admits…" narrative. The article is a genuinely informative analysis that would be done a disservice to be framed as support for an apology.
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    by aendruk 9y ago

    Screenshot: https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmcnTG8JBgvp3gAD7aDFVqZ53bYKfwa...
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    by aendruk 10y ago

    Seemed like an interesting article, but while I was reading it disappeared from view and was replaced by a photo of a resort or something. Oh well.
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    by aendruk 10y ago

    See Fermat's Last Theorem.
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    by aendruk 10y ago

    You'd be better off just using the latest release. Add some contact info to your HN profile.
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    by aendruk 10y ago

    Just hit the back button when this happens. A website covering its content with trash is a good indicator that the content wasn't worth spending your time on in the first place.
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    by aendruk 10y ago

    You're describing the same issue. OneDrive is only affected because it preloads Office assets. Other products (e.g. Teams, Office itself) are also affected for the same reason, and spoofing user agents to just officeapps.live.com works
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    by aendruk 10y ago

    It's just a very heavy page render due to the way asset preloading is implemented; details at [1]. Seems Linux user agents get a legacy method and Windows get a modern one. You can see it yourself by viewing [2]. OneDrive renders sever
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    by aendruk 10y ago

    When I called in about this bug a few months ago the support representative was surprisingly helpful. He didn't bat an eye when I said I was using Ubuntu, quickly researched the issue while we were talking, and suggested (while making
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    by aendruk 10y ago

    I ran into a similar issue with Spotify. Reported a bug in their unsubscribe process and they would only respond with "don't worry about that, I'll do it manually" as if that was the norm.
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    by aendruk 10y ago

    I regularly use OpenKeychain with the YubiKey 4 Nano USB-C bundle on a Nexus 5X. https://www.yubico.com/product/yubikey-4-nano-usbc-bundle/