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   by diafygi 12y ago

   I can't name a single OAuth2-enabled website that does this. Facebook, Twitter, Dropbox, Google, LinkedIn, ... They all let you approve if you are already logged in.
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   by diafygi 12y ago

   FYI, I talked with my friend, and apparently a similar situation happened after the Black Death in the middle ages. Since basic communication and transportation systems broke down, the rich were better off moving from country estates to liv
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   by diafygi 12y ago

   Are there historical parallels to the current situation? Has there been another time or place where a young population all of a sudden became rich in the span of only a few decades and wanted to live in urban areas, which were currently occ
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   by diafygi 12y ago

   Have you sent them a request asking when they will support https? The more customers requesting, the more likely they will weight adding support. You could even request it under the cover of Google weighting https more.
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   by diafygi 12y ago

   Sounds like an opportunity for a startup if I've ever heard one.
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   by diafygi 12y ago

   Previous discussion in Firefox: https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/mozilla.dev.securi... https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1041087 Chromium: https://groups.google
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   Marking HTTP as Non-Secure(chromium.org)

   399 points by diafygi 12y ago|231 comments
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   by diafygi 12y ago

   With witness protection, I thought they still had the witness take the stand, then put them into the program.
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   by diafygi 12y ago

   Is this common practice for other organized crime trials? When a Mafia don or drug kingpin get prosecuted, do the witnesses remain secret?
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    Can you give an example of a good job posting? I try to make our postings as real as possible[1], and would love feedback. The level of detail goes both ways, though. The vast majority of people who apply don't even submit a pgp resume
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    Reminder: If you haven't already, please sign up for at least a $10/mo recurring donation to the EFF and ACLU. https://supporters.eff.org/donate https://www.aclu.org/donate/join-renew-give Th
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    For people who want to learn more about the complexities in this topic, I highly suggest listening to the Energy Gang podcast[1]. A ‎senior editor at Greentech Media, principal lobbyist at a huge energy lobby firm, and the founder of Sun Ed
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    Here's the bet: If you currently work at a company that produces fossil fuel products that are used to produce energy, I will bet you $100 that when you retire after 2050, your last job will not have been in that industry.
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    It's actually kind of interesting. I think it might be helpful globally for clean energy. Cheap oil means people won't feel as much pain if a carbon tax is put in place to compensate for the externalities of using fossil fuels. So
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    I have a startup in solar, and the thing I don't think people are understanding here is the unbelievable amount of growth that is starting to happen in solar. We're talking 400x growth in the next 40 years[1]. So far, the solar in
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    Python/Javascript Developer | UtilityAPI | Oakland, CA | daniel@utilityapi.com | Clean Energy sector ==Company Description== We are a white-label SaaS that is used by solar and energy efficiency companies to collect their customer&#x27
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    Is there a place where I can do a $10/mo recurring donation? The donate page seems to be only one-time donations.
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    I'm very curious to see if this will make it possible to have password managers on Firefox OS.
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    This does make sense and is backwards compatible, though what about HTML messages? Will you add the simple to/from clutter to the top of the html content, too? Instead of trying to extend the standard, why not just nest an unencrypted
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    Thanks for the clarification! You might want to add that point to your technical how-it-works section[1]. I was wondering how older browsers would accept a new CA's signature. Also, I really wish AOL would have donated their root certs
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    So here's an interesting tidbit: 64% of residential solar installation costs are "soft costs"[1]. Hardware has become so cheap, that inefficiencies in project development are now the biggest chunk of project costs. A lot of t
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    I spent the weekend digging into both End-to-End and OpenPGP.js, and it appears the End-to-End has the primitives for Ed25519, but it doesn't recognize signature packets that use Ed25519. Is there an e2e bug tracking compatibility with
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    Chairman Wheeler's Stmt on President Obama's Stmt on Open Internet(fcc.gov)

    2 points by diafygi 12y ago|0 comments
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    > For many people the NIST and also the Brainpool curves have an doubtful origin and thus the plan for GnuPG is to use Bernstein’s Curve 25519 as default. GnuPG 2.1.0 already comes with support for signing keys using the Ed25519 variant
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    Your local county clerk or registrar of voters should have the full results. Ballots are usually managed on a county level, and that's where most news sources go to get their results. For example, Alameda County (Oakland) results are h
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    It's there if you select "All Tools" instead of "Featured Tools" in the dropdown.
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    There are several JavaScript projects that aim to let you connect your own storage from a varity of locations. They are still pretty early on in development, though. 1. http://remotestorage.io/ 2. http://cloud-ra
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    Thanks for the response. What I wouldn't give for a built-in equivalent of python's pickle.
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    A great talk. I had no idea you could create a prompt for the user to input their password that wouldn't be visible to Javascript (really cool!). One thing that was really glossed over in the beginning was switching from an arbitrary d
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    by diafygi 12y ago

    Yes, the physical wires running to your home is the cost-prohibitive thing that is stopping competitors from entering the market (i.e. running a second set of wires to your home). The ISP should be responsible for your service to the rest o