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by deno 11y ago
https://www.nitrokey.com/ or print out on paper[1][2][3]/burn a DVD/write on floppy/etc but the encrypted version with very good passphrase. Don’t ever store private keys in plain text. [1] http://
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Identity in the browser–Firefox (2011)(azarask.in)
1 points by deno 11y ago|0 comments
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by deno 11y ago
> Defintely something to note for future UX designs... but Persona, the service hosted by mozilla, is being decommissioned in late 2016. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/mozilla.dev.identity...
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by deno 11y ago
It doesn’t have to be an email acc. Persona doesn’t actually have any dependency on email. Addresses that look like email (user@domain.tld) are just used for namespacing. The only requirement is that domain.tld can assert that you control u
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by deno 11y ago
BrowserID works by default with email but it has absolutely to dependency on email. It uses it for namespacing and bootstrapping, but nothing else. So foo@bar.com may or may not have any MX records, all that is required is that bar.com can
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by deno 11y ago
You’re missing the point. Emphasis on “in the browser” not “native.” http://www.extremetech.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/firefo...
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by deno 11y ago
Facebook’s “Anonymous Login” doesn’t protect you in any way from Facebook, it’s for hiding information Facebook owns about your life from other websites. So it doesn’t help with this: >The basic, accurate information you receive from the
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by deno 11y ago
> What killed Persona was not tech but the lack of traction. Developers loved it but failed to use it. The idea was always that Mozilla would ship native integration in Firefox. There were very very pretty mockups going around and everyo
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by deno 11y ago
Do you actually believe this accomplishes anything… This data is still in their server logs[1] (and streamed directly to NSA). USE TOR BROWSER FOR BROWSING. DON’T STAY LOGGED INTO GOOGLE. Anything less is just a waste of time. And seriously
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by deno 11y ago
I don’t use either personally, however Krusader seems like a pretty good alternative. http://www.krusader.org/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krusader
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Proposal: native.js to “embrace and extend” the WebExtensions API(discourse.mozilla-community.org)
3 points by deno 11y ago|0 comments
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by deno 11y ago
Only if you use nmap as-is. Also majority of torrent software uses UPnP IGD to open TCP port (which is then advertised to the tracker). I’m not sure but I think µTorrent on Windows also listens on the Toredo provided IPv6 address.
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by deno 11y ago
I don’t see how antivirus software completely failing to protect its users from “easy” attacks (rogue extension drops) should inspire any confidence they can protect you from more sophisticated attacks. Oh yeah this gun is useless now , bu
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by deno 11y ago
How is that Mozilla’s problem? If you close all the “hoops” the rogue installer can just simply replace Firefox with its own build of “Firefox.” I truly don’t understand why Mozilla is trying to do Microsoft’s job.
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Does Java 8 Still Need LINQ?(blog.jooq.org)
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by deno 12y ago
> most of the software you use isn't FOSS. > Not knowing what a software might be doing is problematic but isn't it the standard? This sounds so bizarre after using Linux for so long. Most of the software I use is indeed FOS
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by deno 12y ago
Your best bet is probably to use a phablet and a Bluetooth headset for answering if you want to do VoIP. Actually that’s one of the reasons I’m excited for smartwatches. Headset + BT-only watch + phablet + Internet AP over Wi-Fi/Blueto
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by deno 12y ago
Yes. < X-Page-Cache: HIT
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by deno 12y ago
As someone not very familiar with D-Bus I’d like to ask what’s exactly wrong with the XML configuration files? It just seems like something everyone takes for granted. From the examples linked in this thread[1] they seem pretty clear and re
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by deno 12y ago
> "when a package is changed, every package that depends on it must be rebuilt. This can significantly slow down the deployment of fixes in core packages such as libc or Bash, since basically the whole distribution would need to be
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by deno 12y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20120213102248/http://whilos.blo... Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the video. It worked really well though. You could just open the magnet and drag-and-drop copy the files you
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Making the JVM release memory (2013)(hiroshiyamauchi.blogspot.com)
1 points by deno 12y ago|0 comments
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by deno 12y ago
I really wish at some point JVM will stop being synonymous with memory–hog on desktop. It’s certainly possible, e.g. http://hiroshiyamauchi.blogspot.com/2013/06/making-jvm-relea...
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by deno 12y ago
You can make it look like this: https://i.imgur.com/jMucQvl.png I‘m not entirely satisfied with startpage either though. What we really need is a local search proxy that goes via Google/Bing however you like, e.g. 1) u
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by deno 13y ago
Don’t have any recommendations here, just thought I’d mention that for the stated purpose—preventing the tracking of the cellphone location (i.e. where you go)—running your own VoIP to PSTN/ISDN/GSM bridge at home would be suf
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by deno 13y ago
1) Buy prepaid card with data plan. 2) Access Internet (and VOIP) only via VPN or better yet TOR. 3) Only give out your VOIP number. No one must know your direct number, it’s only for emergencies. This severs all the important connections
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by deno 13y ago
> "transaction" my arse That’s not something that can be made reliable with either rpm or apt. The only options for reliable upgrades are 1) nix model or 2) filesystem transactions/snapshots. Especially, yum has official p
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by deno 13y ago
I think the standard for friendly hardware should be open firmware support (Coreboot), rather than what’s preinstalled on HDD.
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by deno 13y ago
It can be even more seamless and convenient than that with Systemd. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/SystemdLightweightCo... I’m not sure what Systemd version they’ll end up shipping though. The best part
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by deno 13y ago
Firefox already supports native context menus[1][2][3] so it shouldn’t be that difficult to extend this to top level menu bar. Of course they should fix them first: 1) don’t show the browser options otherwise it’s completely useless 2) (opt

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