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deltaprotocol
9y ago
Ranger includes the fantastic `:bulkrename` which allows you to safely edit the marked files with _your editor of choice_.
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deltaprotocol
10y ago
This isn't about being invisible. 99.9% of the people can't, including most of the HN crowd. It has become literally almost impossible. This is about making a statement for what you believe and fighting for digital world we want.
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deltaprotocol
10y ago
Well, if we can't have privacy, at least lets make it clear that we DO want it and do what we can to have it. Not being able to defend ourselves doesn't mean that we should give up. A crowd can gather in front of a building and de
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10y ago
I would be careful to extensively deliver my typing pattern over a non-https website because this is a known way to profile people online and later identify them.
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A Tale of Two Dystopias: Order and Chaos on the Electronic Frontier
(medium.com)
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10y ago
>This site requires Cookies to be enabled to function. Please ensure Cookies are turned on and then re-visit the desired page. Cookie wall? At first they said nothing, then they started asking, then warning that you should accept their u
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10y ago
This is why I believe we are the root cause. We, developers and tech aware. Your mentioned 1%. This isn't about agencies or governments or even corporations anymore. It's about our work ethics. Developer ethics. We babble around t
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10y ago
> ...and swallowing an uncomfortably large number of gel caps filled with the stuff one Friday evening... Perhaps you and your friends are a "stupefying" group of humans in the proper sense of the word, and this group of humans
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10y ago
I don't know what is on a page until I visit it, so to make a stand myself in favor of a less insecure internet, I use HTTPS Everywhere in strict mode, which blocks HTTP. I have found that mostly I can live with it, and wish for the co
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10y ago
When I see articles about security related topics I immediately expect them to be served over HTTPS and get frustrated when they are not. It makes me think if HN should perhaps make a stand and either display some sort of lock icon next to
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10y ago
Follow up: I went to one of the proposed websites that demonstrate deanonymization and tried the Wasavi method on their text fields. This is the message I've got: Unable to enrol with your keystroke dynamics. So yes, I'm adding
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10y ago
I have suggested a similar approach in a comment above but instead using a browser plugin with an overlay text editor or one that enables you to use your default text editor in a server/client model.
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10y ago
Reading your comment and looking at the proposed solutions, it made me think of an interesting browser plugin, and wonder how it could affect this issue, or if it could even potentially solve it to a certain degree. Wasavi. It's a plug
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10y ago
I must say that my first impression is beyond positive. One to one and group chats, group video and audio calls, GIF search built-in, doodles, the best implementation of photos in the message stream that I've seen, poking and playable
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10y ago
There is no data. WhatsApp just passes the encrypted communication from your phone to another phone and that's it. It doesn't hold it. The first couple times that WhatsApp was blocked in Brazil, the reason was that they denied acc
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10y ago
WhatsApp does not conduct business in Brazil.
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deltaprotocol
10y ago
Five hours this time.
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10y ago
Available DRM free for Windows, Mac and Linux on GOG. :) https://www.gog.com/game/papers_please
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10y ago
Not even a single mention about security or privacy on their Kickstarter page told me what I wanted to know about a cloud-connected keyboard . Also found it quite cynical to offer a blinking disco as a device to improve your focus. No than
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10y ago
>> although around here I mostly hear "because they forced g+ login on youtube" or "because they killed reader" You forgot {{insert all possible privacy concerns}}, and on that wave, total disrespect for user choic
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Semaphor: SpiderOak's Security Focused Slack Alternative
(spideroak.com)
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10y ago
This community is clearly on Let's Encrypt's side so maybe HN should be our voice and drop business with COMODO as an answer? I say yes!
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A Short History of U.S. Bombing Civilian Facilities
(theintercept.com)
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11y ago
After reading the article I think what the author meant is: How to get even more confused with the insane plethora of Front End stuff out there and give up life. But I can't blame him. I've also tried to create lists, to reason it
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11y ago
I'm a relatively long time Spacemacs user, and just recently dropped it exactly because it abstracts too much, and I wanted Emacs keybindings. I've failed to comprehend how it answers my question. Thank you anyway.
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11y ago
I'm seriously interested in such an article for Emacs. Anyone?
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Getting hacked doesn't have to be that bad
(theintercept.com)
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11y ago
Wow, yes, dark theme huge letters, so simple, so nice, how most people get it wrong? And then... white wall of light almost gets me blind.
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11y ago
I'm a citizen of a third world country. My country has 500 years of history, only that. 500 years of genocide, exploitation, abuse, external governments manipulation, American media penetration and influence on public opinion to a poin
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11y ago
Maybe I was too harsh there, I'm sorry. But I believe you answered it: "The fact that we are even having a conversation about the similarity is concerning". One is fictional. The other is real, very real, right now, in our li
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