cheph

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   by cheph 6y ago

   Well I would agree if those things were easy to solve universally, and were solved universally, it would be nice, but nothing in the development of the web has been easily solved universally, and there is no central committee choosing to so
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   by cheph 6y ago

   > Why would you still trust a password manager after seeing the video? And wouldn't it be incredibly stupid if an entire nation put their passwords in a vault controlled by some company in possibly another nation? I think you should
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   by cheph 6y ago

   > The only downside is the slow speed. Worth it given how important it is.
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   by cheph 6y ago

   > So phrased differently, one of the most important properties of any voting systems is that people afterwards can't just call the result into question. This is a solved problem with in person voting, I would say that is one thing w
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   by cheph 6y ago

   > Two deficiencies have determined the course the Web has taken: lack of native search and lack of native payments. What exactly is the expectation here, that there is one integrated protocols stack that covers all of this? I don't