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by diafygi 12y ago
I, for one, can't wait. StartCom desperately needs some competition. My money is on AOL as the CA[1]. [1] http://moderncrypto.org/mail-archive/messaging/2014/000618.h...
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by diafygi 12y ago
Heh, I do: https://github.com/diafygi/byoFS
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by diafygi 12y ago
I'm confused, can't Dropbox still read your files?
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by diafygi 12y ago
Here's two projects that Dropbox should tackle for security: 1. Open source their client app. 2. Client-side encrypt their user's data.
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by diafygi 12y ago
Is this the free SSL announcement that CloudFlare said it was going to announce in October?
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by diafygi 12y ago
Actually, it's really not. Most software in the energy industry is laughably antiquated and ripe for disruption. For example, my startup (utilityapi.com) is just a simple SaaS that downloads bills for solar and energy efficiency compan
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by diafygi 12y ago
I have a startup in energy, and one thing that I think entrepreneurs outside of energy don't understand is just how ridiculously high the ceiling is in this space. In our lifetimes (~40yrs), we will have to replace the 87% of the energ
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by diafygi 12y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7775015
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by diafygi 12y ago
KeePassX is testing a KeePass 2.0 compatible release[1]. There's even a PPA for that version[2]. [1] - http://www.keepassx.org/news/2014/04/433 [2] - https://launchpad.net/~keepassx/
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by diafygi 12y ago
Ummm, that's the paper referenced in [2]…
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by diafygi 12y ago
Funnily enough, proof-of-work was originally invented to combat spam and denial of service attacks[1][2]. I asked that in a reply, and it seems that the large gap between server compute power and mobile compute power would make a reasonably
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by diafygi 12y ago
> If a couple of Texas brothers could corner the world silver market,[HB] there is no doubt that the U.S. Government could openly corner the world vulnerability market, that is we buy them all and we make them all public. Simply announc
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Offset248 – Binary encoding for the Unicode world(github.com)
1 points by diafygi 12y ago|0 comments
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The Police Tool That Pervs Use to Steal Nude Pics from Apple’s iCloud(wired.com)
13 points by diafygi 12y ago|0 comments
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by diafygi 12y ago
There are mobile clients for KeePass databases. So you just need to keep a copy of your database on your phone. That's extremely easy to do with syncing data apps like SpiderOak.
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by diafygi 12y ago
> The group behind this is using the stored usernames and passwords to simulate a web browser login through fake browser software. This software simulates the actual login process a user would use if they are using Firefox/Safari&#x
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by diafygi 12y ago
Examples of similar products that meet your requirements?
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by diafygi 12y ago
Huh, it does appear that officers are the ones who are locked up in the event that a corporation is held in contempt[1]. Which brings up another question. Instead of proposing that the officers be held in contempt, could the judge instead r
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by diafygi 12y ago
It's actually not sent to the server. The password is part of the URL fragment, which is not included in the HTTP request. A very clever hack, in my opinion.
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by diafygi 12y ago
> This is a false promise; a user still must trust the server. How is this any different than trusting mozilla.org when you download Firefox? Unless you write the software yourself, you have to trust a server at some point. So I think wh
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by diafygi 12y ago
I use square cash all the time when I sell stuff on craigslist because: 1. People have usually heard of those little smartphone card swiper things. 2. It doesn't require any account setup or installation. 3. It works through email, whi
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by diafygi 12y ago
I've been a huge fan of Firefox OS for a long time[1], but here's something I think many people here aren't realizing: Firefox OS considerably lowers the barriers to entry for app developers. Firefox OS apps are just html pag
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by diafygi 12y ago
Would pCells work in public spectrum?
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by diafygi 12y ago
For reference, Rs. 2299 is about $38.
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Spice launches the first Firefox OS device in India, Intex to unveil next week(frisle.com)
2 points by diafygi 12y ago|1 comments
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by diafygi 12y ago
Is there a place where we can pitch new project ideas?
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by diafygi 12y ago
Earlier this year, the ACLU won a case regarding the constitutionally of the no-fly list[1]. Basically, their argument was that you can't give up your Fifth Amendment rights (due process) when you travel internationally. Since this arg
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by diafygi 12y ago
Seems like the first time this happens it can be easily challenged on free speech grounds, right?
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by diafygi 12y ago
So you can't read your email on another computer or phone?
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by diafygi 12y ago
Maintenance of private keys is automated?

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