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by dngray 4y ago
Indeed, just use the shebang #!/bin/sh (if it's posix sh), and #!/bin/bash if you must use bash functionality. There is no reason to not use a different interactive shell.
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by dngray 4y ago
I switched from zsh/oh-my-zsh to fish mostly because fish does everything I want for an interactive shell and is simply one package from my package manager. With frameworks like oh-my-zsh I'm always worried about supply chain atta
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by dngray 5y ago
The team there moved on to privacyguides.org. https://github.com/orgs/privacyguides/people The old Privacy Tools website is maintained by one guy... so I wouldn't put it past that one guy to take money from V
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by dngray 5y ago
The comment must have been deleted.
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by dngray 5y ago
> This is exactly why I opted for an iPhone. Apple thinks it's iPhone users could all be pedophiles so... there is that.
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by dngray 5y ago
> won’t they get it anyways immediately one millisecond later when you issue an HTTP GET request? Not if you're using a VPN in addition to Cloudflare servers.
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by dngray 5y ago
It's not Cloudflare's fault. In any case in order to maintain privacy I use https://dnscrypt.info it has an anonymized DNS option https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-proxy/wiki/Anonymize
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by dngray 5y ago
> I work at an ISP and not a single customer has ever even mentioned IPv6. There zero demand on the residential side. It is one of these things that customers who know they want it will look for an ISP that offers it. There is no point
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by dngray 5y ago
> Any insights from the early days of the development of email? Does LibreSignal fork, provide interoperability, and just take over, becoming the "email" of tomorrow? The project was discontinued. You can't develop a &quot
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by dngray 5y ago
> You're right, never ever have a bunch of corporations and governments colluded to be dishonest with people for their own gain. There would have to be an awfully lot of people keeping that super awful secret. Corporations are made
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by dngray 5y ago
The difference is we actually know what is in the vaccines and how they are produced. They're also not produced by one single company, we've got pfizer, moderna and a number of others working independently over international borde
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by dngray 5y ago
> I have Tutanota to be quite reliable end to end encryption and no ip logging. They will do IP logging if they receive relevant court requests. > Also provides ability to send encrypted mail with pre shared passwords. Good client app
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by dngray 5y ago
I would also bet they may have handed out some select information but it just hasn't "hit the news". I would say cock.li is certainly big enough that someone has used it in a criminal matter eg child pornography, bomb threa
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by dngray 5y ago
> Is anyone working on an "email like" app that runs on Signal? That is unlikely to ever happen as Signal doesn't allow any kind of third party clients. https://github.com/LibreSignal/LibreSignal/
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by dngray 5y ago
> How do you like it? How does it compare to Protonmail? For a start you can't use PGP, which means external people cannot send you encrypted email unless they use a "temporary inbox" feature. Often they won't do that
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by dngray 5y ago
> Proton to Proton might be E2EE. Proton to any other service is almost certainly not. There is nothing stopping you from importing a public key into your contact in your address book, when you do that and send an email it will have a gr
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by dngray 5y ago
> Can you access your e-mail if you lose your phone, forget your password, get a new SIM card, and successfully go through account recovery? You can't. But this really doesn't answer if there was a special way for law enforceme
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by dngray 5y ago
> This is false - google stopped doing this for personal accounts many years ago. Does seem to be the case https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/jun/26/google-wi... > (and never did for paid
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by dngray 5y ago
> ProtonMail to ProtonMail emails are e2ee. Emails sent outside of ProtonMail ecosystem can still be secured with a password with a link to the email hosted at ProtonMail. You can also encrypt emails with PGP with someone's public k
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by dngray 5y ago
that they didn't/can't read their email because it was encrypted
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by dngray 5y ago
> what does Protonmail offer in terms of privacy that is better than GMail or Outlook, given that USA and Swiss are both adhere to democratic standards. Well for a start the privacy policy of Gmail allows them to use your data for advert
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by dngray 5y ago
> RMS's argument made a lot more sense when computers were a professional tool used by trained individuals. But that audience has changed a lot in the past 30 years. He mentions TPM, but there are modern examples of this. Try playin
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by dngray 5y ago
> I mentioned one of the less-obvious ways in an HN comment a couple months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27328945 It's also worth mentioning they no longer use recaptcha like that link infers. I signed
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by dngray 5y ago
Really nothing to see here. They had a copy of the email from the victim that it was sent to, unencrypted. That would include metadata such as Message-ID. Protonmail can see metadata from the email, they are quite transparent about what is
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by dngray 5y ago
It's also worth mentioning that Posteo doesn't allow a user to use their own domain though.
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by dngray 5y ago
It's actually a hcaptcha: https://i.imgur.com/JcStn1t.png Also parent post about "requiring a phone number" or "giving them another email" is incorrect, you can choose to supply one if you want. Not
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by dngray 5y ago
One of these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/501(c)(3)_organization
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by dngray 5y ago
We don't have any contact details but matrix, email. He isn't responding to either. https://reddit.com/comments/osvuf9/comment/h6t4rl0/
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by dngray 5y ago
No. > Eventually, we plan on creating a new legal organization designed around the community to ensure our long-term sustainability. This will take some careful planning and time to get right, but we’re confident we can prevent this from
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by dngray 5y ago
> It should really remain not for profit if you want to be taken seriously at what you do. At least make it a foundation if it needs a legal entity :) And be really careful who you take money from and under which conditions. That is the

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