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by daveid 11y ago
!!1 and variations thereof are intentional, it's a joke about being so excited you can't hold shift any longer.
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by daveid 12y ago
This might not be the right place but I'd like to mention that for me, Line works less reliably than Whatsapp on Android. Line fails to deliver any messages unless I explicitly open the app. Plus as an aside, do we have any information
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by daveid 12y ago
Buy CDs, rip them, and listen to it on any player you like. Or when an artist does not release CDs, they usually at least have a Bandcamp where they offer FLAC downloads, DRM-free.
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by daveid 12y ago
Maybe Safemail?
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by daveid 12y ago
Garbage collection is slow, but reduces memory usage. So disabling it costs memory. Also, Composer does not keep running, once the job is done, the script terminates, so you don't have to enable GC back again (it's only disabled i
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by daveid 12y ago
This was a really nice article but I was anticipating more (an implementation example) at the end of it, hope you'll add more to it later!
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by daveid 12y ago
Location: Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby/Rails, PHP, JavaScript/Node.js/Ember.js, HTML, CSS Resume: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2074967/cv.pdf Email: eugen@ze
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by daveid 12y ago
I see CDs as a sort of offline backup of the FLAC that I will rip from it; also a collection item. Some music can only be bought as a digital download though, if it's on Bandcamp or other shop with no strings attached, that's grea
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by daveid 12y ago
I hope it never actually transitions. I'm one of those people who still buy CDs; I want to own what I buy, not have it leased to me for a limited time. I love music and having my own library is cheaper in the long term than paying some
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by daveid 12y ago
I've used GMail before I switched to Fastmail. Not missing any e-mails, don't notice any excessive battery drain (using K-9 Mail here)
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by daveid 12y ago
ChatSecure supports OTR, Xabber supports OTR, Pidgin/Adium too, so there's the multi-platform, open-source, end-to-end texting app. You just need an account on any XMPP server.
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by daveid 12y ago
That is a copy. Here is the original video from the original channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb5N2wpYRJg
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by daveid 12y ago
Question: Would it help mitigate timing attacks if the function would sleep for a random amount of time?
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by daveid 12y ago
That's only for end-to-end encryption, say, OTR. What this is about is connection encryption client-to-server and server-to-server.
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by daveid 12y ago
>Patented technology Did you patent paywalls?
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by daveid 12y ago
If you're sending a link to Gmail, Gmail could simply crawl that link, so I don't see how that would solve anything (except awareness, possibly? At the cost of convenience).
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by daveid 12y ago
I think that pretty much everywhere green==positive and red==negative.
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by daveid 13y ago
The browser will load the resource from whatever protocol the current page is loaded from. So if the page is on https, the URL will be accessed as https, otherwise as http.
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by daveid 13y ago
I talk to friends who are still on Google's XMPP servers from Fastmail's XMPP server. It works. I think it works if their account was created when gTalk was still a thing. But yeah, I'm more worried about Google shutting off
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by daveid 13y ago
Well, it works , but not quite perfectly fine. I have two Linux machines (Fedora and Xubuntu), and both sometimes have Skype crashing when there's an incoming call. There are also random crashes and glitches when Skype is not the only
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by daveid 13y ago
Regarding points 2 and 3, check out Artists&Clients [1] – it's exactly what you're suggesting, and I (founder/dev) commission greeting cards on it myself :) [1]: https://artistsnclients.com
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by daveid 13y ago
I'm working on an open-source WebRTC project [0], and my code contains audio-only chat and data channels setup [1] which can hopefully set you on the right path. [0]: https://github.com/Gargron/baron [1]: https:&
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Help reform copyright in the EU(copywrongs.eu)
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by daveid 13y ago
Now I have to wonder... What permissions do Firefox extensions have? How do I check or verify these things?
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by daveid 13y ago
Question: How can people use DNSSEC right now (if it is possible)?
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by daveid 13y ago
It is now BSD-licensed.
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by daveid 13y ago
I am currently working on an in-browser peer-to-peer chat/audio/video application. It's a work in progress at the moment, but you can take a look: https://github.com/Gargron/baron As a desktop app, there
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by daveid 13y ago
Well, would you rather those same tax dollars are spent on something that doesn't work with people not getting treatment, or on treatment for those same people that is likely to work?
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by daveid 13y ago
The author's choice of the word "Taboo" refers to the game called "Taboo" described in the first paragraph. It does not imply any special ideological stance.
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by daveid 13y ago
I understand that if this information is available solely to government agents, a rouge one can potentially do anything they want with it; but if it is available to all, does that not make me even more vulnerable because now anyone who do

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