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721.
by dbrgn 10y ago
The Signal desktop-app stores all messages unencrypted on the filesystem: https://github.com/WhisperSystems/Signal-Desktop/issues/1017
722.
by dbrgn 10y ago
The Android source code repo is also several months behind the released version. They simply do a code dump every few months.
723.
by dbrgn 10y ago
Note that the ebook is from 2015.
724.
Threema Cryptography Whitepaper [pdf](threema.ch)
3 points by dbrgn 10y ago|0 comments
725.
by dbrgn 10y ago
Interesting to see that all screenshots are taken on a Mac...
726.
by dbrgn 10y ago
Java probably still has a long future ahead, especially because Android app dev is done in Java. There are also lots of jobs around. On the other hand, a lot of Java jobs involve stuff like enterprise Java, which can be horrible to work wit
727.
by dbrgn 10y ago
Regarding the spec, it's not finished yet, so it's hard to write a "complete" implementation. In the browser, adapter.js https://github.com/webrtc/adapter should help a lot though.
728.
by dbrgn 10y ago
I agree. We're working on that: https://github.com/saltyrtc/saltyrtc-meta It's a signaling protocol based on NaCl with encryption, authentication, forward secrecy, protection against MITM and replay attacks,
729.
by dbrgn 10y ago
I agree. Initially I didn't see that there are 4 different proposals and was quite happy with the flame. Then I scrolled down and couldn't believe my eyes...
730.
by dbrgn 10y ago
The "burst" logo has a horrible moiré... It might look good on print, but definitely not on a screen.
731.
by dbrgn 10y ago
The website is quite resource hungry... I can barely view it on my smartphone.
732.
Ultimaker 3 Announced with Dual Extrusion(ultimaker.com)
1 points by dbrgn 10y ago|1 comments
733.
by dbrgn 10y ago
Really cool! I'll have to test this with Cardboard. The VR view seems to crash Firefox on Android 5 / 6 on two devices I tested though.
734.
by dbrgn 10y ago
You should probably note that in the post, it's not very clear at all.
735.
by dbrgn 10y ago
To see more coverage tests with heterogenous devices on the things network ( https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/ ), see http://ttnmapper.org/ . The most interesting place to see is in the Netherlands, followed b
736.
by dbrgn 10y ago
Here's an e-book that has a similar approach to explaining music: http://pedrokroger.net/mfgan/ I read it some time ago and liked it. No affiliation with the author :)
737.
by dbrgn 10y ago
Was reminded of this by https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12528144 . Book website is here: http://pedrokroger.net/mfgan/ I read it some time ago and liked it. I have no affiliation with the author :)
738.
Ebook: Music for Geeks and Nerds [pdf](pedrokroger.net)
3 points by dbrgn 10y ago|1 comments
739.
by dbrgn 10y ago
Exciting! Now instead of waiting for the street view car to pass through your neighborhood, you can add the pictures yourself! I wonder how privacy issues are handled though. Is any blurring of car numbers or faces being done or planned?
740.
by dbrgn 10y ago
Threema does not rely on SMS for login, the identities are not phone number based and trust can be ensured by manually scanning the public key QR of the peer, leading to a clear visual trust level indicator. Applications should not rely o
741.
by dbrgn 10y ago
Just found this: http://plaintextaccounting.org/
742.
by dbrgn 10y ago
> But how do you actually use them? The key concept you need to understand is the concept of the balances. A transaction is always a transfer between two accounts. Buying a beer with cash is a transaction from assets:cash to expenses:bee
743.
by dbrgn 10y ago
Here's another interesting comparison: $20,000 vs $600: http://www.hanselman.com/blog/3DPrinterShootout600PrintrbotV...
744.
by dbrgn 10y ago
Using different material and different infill is a bit of an unfair comparison. Using 100% infill causes more problems with warping due to shrinkage, thus increasing the difficulty. Using 25% avoids this, but decreases stability a bit. Rega
745.
Httpie: User Friendly CLI HTTP Client(github.com)
2 points by dbrgn 11y ago|0 comments
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Determine whether subdirectories containing Git repos are dirty or diverged(gist.github.com)
1 points by dbrgn 11y ago|0 comments
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by dbrgn 11y ago
Gizmodo uses slightly different wording in their headline: http://gizmodo.com/study-finds-people-are-dumb-will-connect-...
748.
Avast Study at MWC: People will connect to any free WiFi(businesswire.com)
2 points by dbrgn 11y ago|1 comments
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by dbrgn 11y ago
This looks fantastic. I've been working on a similar tool, but command line based. The idea is to create predefined profiles (e.g. bills go into a specific folder, with specified tags and specified resolution) and then just issue &quot
750.
Coding/Decoding the Cosmos: Python Applications in Astrophysics [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dbrgn 11y ago|0 comments

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