chaz6

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   by chaz6 10y ago

   I tend to like the DNS approach as it is supposedly non-commercial and non-state operated, but again you have to place your trust in a group of people you do not know (I have never met one of the root signers before), so you have no way to
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   by chaz6 10y ago

   I think ultimately you end up having to have a web of trust, but this assumes that the devices of the people in your web have not been compromised (backdoored apps and/or crypto libs).
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   by chaz6 10y ago

   RFC 6844 defines a DNS record (CAA) which supposedly allows you to restrict which CA's are allowed to issue a certificate for your domain. Of course, this is on the honor basis. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6844
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   by chaz6 10y ago

   I was waiting for this so I could use Signal on my BlackBerry Z30 (running BB10 with Android compatibility), but I have since swapped over to Android as there were just too many things missing. Shame, I really miss the hub. I guess I can bu
5. 425.▲
   by chaz6 10y ago

   I don't know if you saw, that natwest have set up openapi.netwest.com and I wonder if it is related?
6. 426.▲
   by chaz6 10y ago

   Precisely, if your money is in a bank, the government controls it. We need to bring back the gold standard ASAP.
7. 427.▲
   by chaz6 10y ago

   What are the addresses of the IPv6 resolvers? Edit: the resolver at 80.80.80.80 has ipv6 connectivity since I was able to resolve a dns record on a domain with only ipv6 authoritative servers. The queries originated from 2a00:ec8:400:ff04::
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   by chaz6 10y ago

   I have a Yubikey 4, a Plug Up key (pu1.fr/sk though seems to be awol) and a Fidesmo nfc card for my phone. Annoyingly the nfc card works fine with github, but Google says it is not supported on my device. I hope that someone adds suppo
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   by chaz6 10y ago

   I got as far as plugging in the key, and then it said "Windows companion devices are disabled on your system. Contact your system administrator." My computer is a standalone desktop, not connected to a domain. Edit: If you run int
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    Right now the site seems to be down... 502 Bad Gateway nginx/1.4.6 (Ubuntu)
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    Thanks for keeping GoboLinux going. What is the date on that blog post?
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    Thanks for sharing but unfortunately when I try to access it I just get prompted to create a new project. Maybe Google doesn't like people sharing their own projects.
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    This is already possible on Samsung NX series cameras https://sites.google.com/site/nxcryptophotography/
14. 434.▲
    by chaz6 10y ago

    An alternative to this is http://www.fidesmo.com/ - are there any others?
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    That's great, but when I try to use a NFC FIDO U2F key with my Google account, it says "Security Keys are not support on your device." The same key on the same device works just fine on Github (running Chrome for Android).
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    Ironically, I have an NFC-enabled FIDO U2F card that works in Github on Chrome for Android, but when I try to use it with my Google account, it says "Security Keys are not supported on your device."
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    I thought there were supposed to be registry rules preventing similar looking names to be registered as an idna. I guess not.
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    The linux tools seem to rely on a custom version of unixODBC. There is a binary rpm on the microsoft repo, but no source rpm. This seems to be contrary to the unixODBC license.
19. 439.▲
    by chaz6 10y ago

    In addition to deb and rpm packages, please consider providing an AppImage download. Thanks!
20. 440.▲
    by chaz6 10y ago

    On the other hand you only need 2 if you use css image sprites.
21. 441.▲
    by chaz6 10y ago

    Thanks for this! How do I install it?
22. 442.▲
    by chaz6 10y ago

    Why does the company not consider offering pay cuts in the first instance before jumping straight to outsourcing?
23. 443.▲
    by chaz6 10y ago

    I would like to get an email/client signing certificate from LetsEncrypt. Is this on the roadmap?
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    This sounds an awful lot like OpenID (2). What makes it different? My OpenID login (aka XRI i-name) is "=chris.hills" and works on sites that support it.
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    It would be nice if this data was made available as a standard format for consumption in other systems, such as OGC WFS.
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    I don't care what they do with the front end so long as the core nntp-email gateway remains intact.
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    That sounds quite interesting, I did some searching and came across this document which describes CTBT https://elliott.gwu.edu/sites/elliott.gwu.edu/files/download...
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    I would like to do this, and I thought about using an algorithm that uses the domain name as the seed, however different sites have different password policies, and expiration times which would make this very difficult to manage in practice
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    I actually fell into this trap! One day I was struggling to figure out why I could no longer access one of my web servers. I thought that it was due to one of my plugins. After much hair pulling I found out that it was because someone (or p
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    by chaz6 10y ago

    I would like to know, does this support IPv6? Opera tried offering a built-in browser VPN, but it only supported IPv4 websites.