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Daita: Defense Against AI-Guided Traffic Analysis(mullvad.net)
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Downtime September 29th: Spotify not working acros – The Spotify Community(community.spotify.com)
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by contact9879 2y ago
the link posted by tromp is to the readme from 3 years ago. you should read the latest readme before making assumptions about the quality of arti today
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Word of the Day: Inviolable – Merriam-Webster(merriam-webster.com)
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Vibe Check(vibecheck.market)
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by contact9879 2y ago
I used Fedora Linux from 28 until I got a M1 MacBook 3 years ago. I think I'll use this occasion to seriously try out Fedora Asahi Remix!
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by contact9879 2y ago
i've been attempting to switch to neovim off and on for about a year now. VS Code is so much much easier to get started with though. And adding support for a new language is just an extension-install away.
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Apple's 2024 Environmental Progress Report [pdf](apple.com)
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by contact9879 2y ago
Gilbert Strang's "Intro to Linear Algebra"[1] is widely recommended and I enjoyed it as a supplement to Friedberg, Insel, and Spence's much more formal "Linear Algebra"[2]. [1] https://math.mit.edu&#
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by contact9879 2y ago
ironic to post a direct archive.ph link
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by contact9879 2y ago
I've seen some Classic McEliece deployments, too. Well, I know of only one: Mullvad. https://github.com/mullvad/mullvadvpn-app/blob/main/talpid-t...
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Wildstrawberry/ComplexGaussian(github.com)
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by contact9879 2y ago
Green explicitly mentions Kyber in his post. > NIST-approved schemes based on lattice problems include Kyber and Dilithium (which I wrote about recently.) > Chen’s algorithm does not immediately apply to the recently-standardized NIST
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Shipping end-to-end encryption to billions (RWC 2024) [video](youtube.com)
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Beeper is now available, no waitlist – Beeper Blog(blog.beeper.com)
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IINA – The modern media player for macOS(iina.io)
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Arch Linux – News: The xz package has been backdoored(archlinux.org)
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Details on a Firmware Bug – Tillitis(tillitis.se)
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Why the creator of Node.js created a new JavaScript runtime – Stack Overflow(stackoverflow.blog)
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Numerous Vulnerabilities in Xunlei Accelerator Application – Almost Secure(palant.info)
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by contact9879 3y ago
The article included comments from Signal devs and Whittaker about this exact issue. There are valid reasons that Signal does not want to stop using phone numbers.
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by contact9879 3y ago
Now they do at least
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by contact9879 3y ago
usernames are between 3 and 32 characters long with up to a 9 digit discriminator at the end. ~200 bits aes starts at 128 bits
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by contact9879 3y ago
They won't. It'll be similar to message timers or delete for everyone. You can revoke sharing your number and it will be hidden in official apps but third party apps won't magically forget the number that was previously share
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by contact9879 3y ago
You're in luck because Signal had a whole blog post about long term financing a couple months ago. https://signal.org/blog/signal-is-expensive/
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by contact9879 3y ago
You mean in the hour and a half it's been released...?
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by contact9879 3y ago
Isn't Mars Sample Return pretty much dead at this point?
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by contact9879 3y ago
It'd be considered a derivative work.
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by contact9879 3y ago
A USB-C to headphone adapter is $5.
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Toward a Trustable, Self-Hosting Computer System(ieeexplore.ieee.org)
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