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811.
by antocv 13y ago
Very good point. Im inclined to believe Scheiers real security arrangemetns are obscured for now.
812.
by antocv 13y ago
And thats why Schneier probably isnt using Windows but its a diversion. Takes tinfoil hat off .
813.
by antocv 13y ago
You dont have to trust GNU/Linux, in fact you should distrust it as well, but it is safer and better than Windows according to record so far, since you have many more independent security solutions and can customize it to your liking,
814.
by antocv 13y ago
Schneier is kind of disappointing more and more... Be cautious of this advice dear readers. " (The ultra-paranoid way to do this is to buy two identical computers, configure one using the above method, upload the results to a cloud-bas
815.
by antocv 13y ago
Yes! However, as that does not seem to be the case, and law-enforcement is lax on what is a buy-sell transaction, lets make that kickstarter-alike project but instead of donating the users actually "BUY" ownership of a company or
816.
by antocv 13y ago
Yes indeed, the consumers got nothing in return for accepting DRM, for accepting the side-stepping the term "buy" - the ebooks are still way too expensive and it can be argued the popularity of eReaders and eBook buying has come a
817.
by antocv 13y ago
When we signed up long time go when we trusted the tech community and facebook, we went in with good intentions. But then facebook breaks our trust and sells us out to anyone who is willing to pay, something they explicitly said they wouldn
818.
by antocv 13y ago
I know several people that are quite bright in real life but only post cat pics and unfunny quotes on facebook, then like random useless uninteresting crap. They are ruining the "experience of facebook/social networking" for
819.
by antocv 13y ago
That and all the other IT worlds (rightful) hate towards IE, makes me think, how does that feel if you're the one of those IE developers... poor guys/girls. Still its staggering how much wrong IE can be in every corner there is so
820.
by antocv 13y ago
Then compile it with gcc on cygwin and/or llvm and compare.
821.
by antocv 13y ago
Great question. BitKeeper wasnt as good as git when it comes to changesets and introducing bugs, still it was founded on more social side of changes needing approvals. Before that it was CVS and for that its almost easy to introduce backdoo
822.
by antocv 13y ago
We still dont have a report on the kernel.org hack of 2011. Many people say, calm down, its git they cant have inserted backdoors etc without messing up the git history/changelog/hashes/whatever. But what if, git was modified
823.
by antocv 13y ago
What if the file is in /tmp or shared memory then it wont cost that much time and no disk space/access? The blocking/signalling is still missing though.
824.
by antocv 13y ago
There are some causes that are worth being removed as CEO for. Lavabit founder finally is allowed to speak about this. It is enough if you threaten to shut down the business to make it known to the G-men that you wont play (the totalitarian
825.
by antocv 13y ago
> A public company would not have been able to make this play, Isnt it funny to hear that a public company would not have been able to do something when it is about something good for its consumers and ultimately its country and citizens
826.
by antocv 13y ago
I liked the part where he says Kickstarter sucks because you donate your money to them without a stakeholder position or ownership in your investment of any kind. Its the reason Ive kept my money in my wallet and not thrown it around on kic
827.
by antocv 13y ago
You mad bro?
828.
by antocv 13y ago
Can you explain this further?
829.
by antocv 13y ago
I wonder when we will be able to use some GOST ciphers with it, just for fun and diversification from NIST ciphers. Does anyone know what the Chinese equivalent of NIST is? What does China use?
830.
by antocv 13y ago
This joke has to die. For the 100 or so readers of this article who may be archlinux users, 1 will say so and the joke is alive and this reflects badly on the archlinux community as a whole - who are not elitist schmucks or evangelists for
831.
by antocv 13y ago
How so I get on the list of most interesting persons so I can setup my honeypots? do I have to be jacob appelbaum or assange? what freaked me out is that they deliver sensible exploits for techie people. go damnit.
832.
by antocv 13y ago
not to be a downer but I do feel these systems and exploits are designed by us the hackers we so much want to belive are good, but it looks like most hackers have a price and probably derive joy from designing these systems for the governme
833.
by antocv 13y ago
Thats is true. Im no angel but I do not have pirated and unlicensed software on my computers, thats one of the reasons I only use Linux and pay for IntelliJ. At least with software we have an option. I was saying that more in the context of
834.
by antocv 13y ago
Lets not forget the laws against reverse-engineering. Lets not forget that people were seriously wondering if "jail-breaking" their iPhones is illegal or not. Thats how far it has gone. Its a disgrace to anything that a democratic
835.
by antocv 13y ago
So is it "a viewing" that is being sold? Are they buying my eyes, am I selling? How much do other companies pay for my eyes to see their shit advertisement even though Im not selling? And I dont get or see any of that money. I alr
836.
by antocv 13y ago
It is quite ridiculous that in a very capitalist oriented society the consumers end up owning nothing. Not even the movies they payed to watch, or the smart-phones in their pockets are really their property. Well, "the intellectual pro
837.
by antocv 13y ago
Looks like end-point security, the (usually PHP) applications the server is running at, is a weak point in the Tor ecosystem. Generally, I would rant on PHP for this, but seriously now, had they been on jvm, a complicated application like a
838.
by antocv 13y ago
More encrypted data for NSA to churn through!
839.
by antocv 13y ago
Here is a non-facebook link ssl link. https://ezcrypt.it/fl7n#RL16xMj9JWYSezVvk5FxnG68
840.
by antocv 13y ago
Programming is programming. It depends on what you are programming that makes it terrible or a joy. Im right know payed to do another CRM in PHP and Id rather gauge my eyes out at the end of the day than continue with it. Im not solving any

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