chmike

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by chmike 11y ago
It would be OK if that info would only be sent to trusted friends in a confidential way.
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by chmike 11y ago
This would also allow to use it from wifi tablets. The suggestion to be able to change end point identifier is excellent.
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by chmike 11y ago
Seriously ? This is an app that claims to be a secure communication chatting application. This app is not as secure as it should be. I'm off from Telegram. Trust is gone.
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ProtonMail: encrypted email provider held ransom by hackers(theguardian.com)
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Patent: Variable length integer encoding system and method(google.com)
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by chmike 11y ago
How would this make it more secure ?
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by chmike 11y ago
I understand what you mean, but for this to be manageable for the end user it should be automatized. On Debian or Ubuntu, when you install a package, all the dependencies are defined. apt-get downloads all related packages taking in account
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by chmike 11y ago
What is the problem you are trying to solve ? It looks like it is zmq specific. If you decompose a library in different sub libraries, each one with its own version, it may seam that you allow each library to evolve independently. But you a
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by chmike 11y ago
I had hard a hard Time understanding the fundamental idea. Could some one provide a TL;DR ? My impression is that the versioning of ICE [ http://www.zeroc.com ], I mean the protocol, is the most effective one. The authors learned
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by chmike 11y ago
I gave the reason, you are ignoring it. Because a creator has the right to decide how it's character is drawn, in what context it's put, for what it is used, etc. it is also a protection against parasites and stealers. If you don&
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by chmike 11y ago
One may ask for a license to sell own crafted things about something we like. It is legitimate that the initial creator has a control over use of his product image and a cut on the profits. Copyright is not broken. It would not be smart for
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by chmike 11y ago
Dis you hear about the CIA AOL mail box hacked ? Watch out for "social" intelligence. Other people could get the info you are checking and pretending to be the company.
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by chmike 11y ago
Thanks for the help. I finally succeeded. I'm missing spf and dkim. Not easy to define.
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by chmike 11y ago
I don't get it. What am I suppose to do ?
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by chmike 11y ago
Ok my assumption of trust credit working model was inaccurate. Could you give an example how trust could be used to control abuse ? If a user is given initial trust credit, how can one prevent spammers to create million of such "truste
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by chmike 11y ago
Not sure Internet providers or google will be enthusiast about this proposal. This is equivalent as asking to pay to register a new destination address. In this case the mail relay owner has to pay. It would be more fair to ask users who se
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by chmike 11y ago
How do you solve the problem of "cold call" with a trusting system ? How does one build up trust with a new account ? Spammers could create million accounts at once and fake trust build up between them. That's why I'm no
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by chmike 11y ago
Changing SMTP would create a lot of interoperability problems. I agree with this. This is why I concluded that we need a new protocol that solves the problem of SMTP. If it's good it will take over SMTP's market share. That's
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by chmike 11y ago
SMTP Mail is broken. The best justification is that error messages can't even be sent back to avoid abuse by spammers. People are constrained to use services like gmail to avoid troubles. This is a serious privacy threat.
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by chmike 11y ago
That applies to public information. But I consider an extended application domain with access control to information. In this case controlling the information host is required. It's all about the application domain you target. For shar
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by chmike 11y ago
This system looks overly complex. Too many components, too many protocols, ... It will be hard to maintain as source code, and it will be a brittle infrastructure.
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by chmike 11y ago
This is a naive idea that is wrong is so many way. It keeps popping up recurrently and I don't understand why people didn't see yet that it won't be the next Internet revolution. Oh well! Let me try to explain it again. The i
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by chmike 11y ago
I couldn't see any information on speed performances. There is certainly a price to pay for these impressive results. It could be the compression time. I hope not the uncompressing time.
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by chmike 11y ago
False advertising is a misdemeanor crime. You can be fined up to $5,000 for it and spend six months in jail, or more if it’s your second offense.
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by chmike 11y ago
I didn't see anything about the price of the certificates. Will it be free ?
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by chmike 11y ago
The principle of the classical mechanical key is falling in pieces as well. Take some pictures of any key and one can make a double of it. The idea of such a master key is incredibly stupid. It could also have been reversed engineered with
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by chmike 11y ago
This is an inductive statement very close to the doubly linked assertion presented by [Dr Milton Erickson]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milton_Erickson ) from witch the academic example is "Save money, buy now&quo
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by chmike 11y ago
Thanks for the clarification. That info was missing in the date API presentation. Indeed, there is no ambiguity. Just two comments: 1. The date is not easy to remember 2. There is still an ambiguity with hours representation. What if I want
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by chmike 11y ago
Is there a "method" to get day light saving as well ? The possibility to get a loc object is great and missing in the C API. I guess/hope it encapsulate all the info found in the tz database.
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by chmike 11y ago
I'm surprised about the method to define a time format by example. There could be an ambiguity between month and day if the example is badly chosen. I prefer the C way with the struct and format. How do I get the time offset to UTC tim

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