callekabo

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by callekabo 6y ago
...which was written in 2015, so also outdated.
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by callekabo 6y ago
Scrolling up they recommend avoiding Purism hardware because > In particular, the Intel Management Engine is a severe threat to privacy and security, not to mention freedom, since it is a remote backdoor that provides Intel remote access
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by callekabo 7y ago
Long time user of Firefox on desktop, but recently moved away from Firefox on android after reading that it's "much more vulnerable to exploitation and inherently add a huge amount of attack surface". https://graph
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by callekabo 8y ago
I rarely come across a piece I disagree with so vehemently, at such a core level. My conclusion is rather: The politics of the Anthropocene will be democratic and horrible. This article has pushed me more firmly into the re-naturalization c
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by callekabo 8y ago
Agree, there's clearly more left-leaning stuff on here than other positions.
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by callekabo 8y ago
Dunno, but I think so. It's on this list: http://copyfree.org/standard/licenses I'm sure the people on ##copyfree over at irc.freenode.net know more than I do.
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by callekabo 8y ago
Yeah, the coil is much more lawyer-y than that one.
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by callekabo 8y ago
Copyfree, but still lawyer-y: http://coil.apotheon.org/
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by callekabo 8y ago
I prefer copyfree licenses http://copyfree.org/ and usually release stuff under the Copyfree Open Innovation License (COIL) http://coil.apotheon.org/
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by callekabo 8y ago
I'm afraid I don't follow. What secrets are you referring to? Secrets in the code running on the lambda can't be seen by anyone. If you mean secrets to invoke the lambda I usually have lambdas be completely open (no auth requ
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by callekabo 8y ago
Not having a server at all is the easiest. I run my front ends on S3 / CloudFront. Backend is run on Lambdas, with state stored in DynamoDB/SimpleDB (can't wait for serverless Aurora though!). create-react-app and aws-amplify