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by consonaut 7y ago
I'm not going to play "guess what my username means" with you, sorry. I'm also not going to play "who knows more people that lived through the 3rd reich" with you. Me administering a Zoom account for my fellow
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by consonaut 7y ago
Frankly, Cisco can post whatever they like I will not give them any more money. You are certainly right that I was disingenuous and I do not care what they do with Webex. My link was cherry picked from their press release for encryption in
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by consonaut 7y ago
As I alluded to in another post I am from Germany and certain people I work with actually went through the "... they came for me" phase. Your point does not stand on its own.
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by consonaut 7y ago
I assume this is your answer to "why would they lie?". It does not answer the question to why should an educational provider care though. And assuming I'll consider switching to webex the response to encryption in webex is th
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by consonaut 7y ago
Well, at least in my opinion, it was a good question and the answer across the board is "Yes, these solutions need to be more accessible". A good part of that is corporations not giving back to OSS but I also think that a large pa
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by consonaut 7y ago
This is a great article, but as an educational provider it fails to answer one question: Why should I care? The only concerning thing for me is, why would they lie about using AES-256 when none of my users (and I assume most of their users)
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by consonaut 7y ago
I'm the sole it guy for a small university in Germany (~40 FTE users and ~200 students) and here is my take on these tools. I used or tried to use most of them and have a, what I think is, good take on what I can burden my users with.
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by consonaut 15y ago
You do realize that you scanned the installer and not the msi package or the contents of it, thereby making your scan almost useless?
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by consonaut 15y ago
I'll reply here as well, there is an installer in the repo. https://github.com/waseems/inbox2_desktop/tree/master/Code/C...
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by consonaut 15y ago
There already is an installer in the repo. https://github.com/waseems/inbox2_desktop/tree/master/Code/C...
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by consonaut 15y ago
Only thing I can say so far is that it looks nice ;-) Appreciate the work, I'll try to contribute if I get the chance.
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by consonaut 15y ago
Use the installer found at https://github.com/waseems/inbox2_desktop/tree/master/Code/C...
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by consonaut 15y ago
Changing horizontal window size breaks the page (no horizontal scroll bar appears and middle mouse scrolling to the right is open ended) in chrome. With IE no scroll bar appears and I can't scroll to the right at all. This has nothing to do
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by consonaut 15y ago
There are some apps (all requiring root) that allow selective permissions for android apps. I like knowing what the app wants to be able to do and if something strange sticks out, I'll look it up or block it. >You are shown a list of pe
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by consonaut 15y ago
But the TMG as well as the BDSG are federal laws and after reading his paper I would agree with his view of them. It would only take someone to go to their local data protection supervisor (Datenschutzbeauftragten) and complain about being
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by consonaut 15y ago
It's the only state with an agency trying to enforce it right now. The applicable laws are federal laws.
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by consonaut 15y ago
http://dejure.org/gesetze/BDSG/4a.html http://dejure.org/gesetze/TMG/13.html http://dejure.org/gesetze/TMG/15.html Seem to be the most important ones. Source: https://www.datenschutzzentrum.de/facebook/facebook-ap-20110...
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by consonaut 15y ago
Reading the paper posted at https://www.datenschutzzentrum.de/facebook/facebook-ap-20110... it seems if he finds a judge who understands it he could very well get an injunction prohibiting websites from deploying a working like button to