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by buu700 11y ago
Seriously, and I couldn't trust them not to backdoor the hardware too at this point. It terrifies me that Lenovo is now responsible for pushing out updates to my Moto X (gen 1).
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by buu700 11y ago
I'm running Version 43.0.2357.65 (64-bit) Chrome, which is also vulnerable to this. I believe it's the latest production version.
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TypeScript's proposal for JSX/React support (.tsx extension)(github.com)
4 points by buu700 11y ago|0 comments
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by buu700 12y ago
I met my cofounder for Cyph in kindergarten. It was immediately apparent that Josh and I were destined for great things when we attempted to plant the world's first pizza tree (by burying pizza crust near the school playground).
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by buu700 12y ago
Awesome to finally see this go live! I've been following it since the original Filecoin announcement; seems like a really brilliant concept. I can't wait for this to become a huge mainstream(-ish) thing that everyone knows about l
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by buu700 12y ago
Most of Google's Web apps use Closure AFAIK, but Inbox and Wave use GWT. Those are the most notable examples I know of.
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by buu700 12y ago
Not replying on whether or not Web crypto is effective because you and William seem to have that discussion covered pretty well (and honestly it's too long for me to read right now), but you're right that we should have had an opt
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by buu700 12y ago
Sure, we can clarify that on the site. (Thanks for the feedback! It's become pretty clear that our supporting content/documentation needs a lot of work.) The intent isn't to protect from certain classes of entities, so much a
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by buu700 12y ago
Ignoring the semantics of the phrasing (that's just a temporary placeholder), the intent is to say that we won't ever willfully send a decrypted copy of our users' encrypted data to our servers.
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by buu700 12y ago
Thanks! This is our first step, but we have a lot more interesting things in the pipeline in terms of security features.
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by buu700 12y ago
Well that sucks; thanks for letting us know! Chrome and Android have definitely gotten the most attention so far, though this is the first I'd heard of iOS having issues with that. I had run into a similar issue on Windows Phone (and s
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by buu700 12y ago
4) We're using CloudFlare to redirect our naked domain to www.cyph.com. Re: the rest, assuming the user trusts that we haven't served up malicious code (which, again, I acknowledge isn't completely trustless for now), I dis
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by buu700 12y ago
lol, thanks! We're definitely trying to make Cyph the dopest chat app out there ("dopest encrypted chat" just doesn't sound like a terribly high bar to me).
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by buu700 12y ago
Thanks! We have some ideas about solving the trust issue — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8660233 — but yep, native apps are definitely on the way. Still playing around with the site, I'll set aside some time to
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by buu700 12y ago
Sorry about the confusion; should have some details up on the site soon! 1 and 2) See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8660233 — acknowledged that it's not perfect or 100% trustless yet, but we have some ideas to
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by buu700 12y ago
Agreed that it's not a perfect solution (you still have to trust that I'm not brazenly serving up backdoored crypto), but it's a lot better than nothing. (And practically speaking, before building Cyph, Josh and I pretty mu
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by buu700 12y ago
Thanks! As far as the crypto, right now it's just straight OTR ( https://arlolra.github.io/otr/ ), but we have some cooler stuff in the works for non-intrusive non-ephemeral encryption. I think the way we handle the
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Show HN: Cyph – Encrypted chat in 30 seconds(cyph.com)
39 points by buu700 12y ago|43 comments
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by buu700 12y ago
CypherChat - Software Engineer - REMOTE ===================================== ================ Us ================= ===================================== We're building a completely frictionless encrypted messaging servic
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Show HN: Bitwoot, one-Bitcoin daily deals(bitwoot.com)
2 points by buu700 12y ago|0 comments
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Startup Chile applications for round 11 open today(startupchile.org)
1 points by buu700 12y ago|0 comments
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by buu700 12y ago
Not exactly; Google just recategorised it in their indexing system as a generic ccTLD (a technically-country-specific TLD treated as though it weren't).
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by buu700 12y ago
It looks like /r/vegetarianketo recommends TVP: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Textured_vegetable_protein (I had some non-keto veggie lasagna made with TVP a few months ago, and I thought it was delicious). Als
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by buu700 12y ago
Canola oil does have a decent smoke point, but I'd never recommend it over ghee on LCHF, because ghee has a higher smoke point, better taste, fairly interesting nutritional properties, and more saturated fat. Agreed on the supplements;
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by buu700 12y ago
Nothing wrong with beans in a low-to-moderate-carb diet; I just wouldn't recommend them to someone on a ketogenic diet. Personally, I get most of my fibre from my bread (there are other similar products out there, but the one I linked
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by buu700 12y ago
Ah, that must be Google Docs messing up my normal ascii quotes (I had a similar issue with some characters on my Android phone earlier). Thanks.
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by buu700 12y ago
Haha, well, not unprompted / with no context; that would be pretty rude. I was thinking more like if you already knew someone was trying to lose weight, or if someone were already on your case about eating a high-fat diet. In my case,
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by buu700 12y ago
Yeah, for the record, I've never heard of 4 Hour Body.
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A small unconventional fitness pamphlet which I hope will convince the unhealthy
6 points by buu700 12y ago|12 comments
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by buu700 12y ago
Well, the LCHF link in that section header specifically states "high-fat, adequate-protein, low-carbohydrate", but then maybe I should be including TL;DRs of the relevant information from important links like that. Well, I'll

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