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by e1ven 12y ago
I wanted to thank you for doing the processing on-device. Too many mail clients are trying to sync you mail up to their servers, which creates no end of problems - Security, Compliance, and just general creepiness. I look forward to learnin
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by e1ven 12y ago
Please forgive me, but I'm about to focus on your example, rather than addressing your larger point. I know that that's generally poor form, and admittedly a bit impolite, and I apologize.. I was just struck by your example - The
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by e1ven 12y ago
Another project worth mentioning is mongolike - It uses PLV8 to implement the Mongodb interface ontop of Postgres. https://github.com/JerrySievert/mongolike
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by e1ven 12y ago
While I don't know as much about it as perhaps I should, the reloadable-prepaid market is very large. American Express offers a popular card in this model.
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by e1ven 12y ago
As an outside observer, it's somewhat amusing to look at these posts with a bit of kremlinology, and try to guess how it all played out. It feels (to me), like the CommonMarkdown folk are somewhat frustrated with Gruber.. While he crea
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by e1ven 12y ago
For what it's worth, I'm fairly confident that it's illegal to discriminate on sex when making hiring decisions.
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by e1ven 12y ago
Very nice! This replaces a lot of code I'm manually implementing now, to do things like humanize() and floor()/ceil()
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by e1ven 12y ago
There is value in being able to call people who do not have iOS devices. This is more similar to SilentCircle, but without a monthly fee.
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Inspecting Yosemite's Icons(martiancraft.com)
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Massachusetts high court orders suspect to decrypt his computers(arstechnica.com)
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The Pentagon is trying to make the Internet more anonymous(theverge.com)
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by e1ven 12y ago
Sure, and he acknowledged that they're still working on it, and is filing bug reports ;) Having new people join a project/language, and finding it's warts/weird parts is awesome! It's part of how you learn where the
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by e1ven 12y ago
Off topic, but your post tweaked my brain's processing. I read those not as bullet points, but as a boolean search. "It needs to be an Apple device, but not iOS, not Safari on OSX, and not an Apple TV." I was trying to figure
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OpenSSL to get a security audit and two full-time developers(arstechnica.com)
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Apple's lost future: phone, tablet, and laptop prototypes of the ’80s(theverge.com)
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Can Sacramento End Its Innovation Drought?(xconomy.com)
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by e1ven 12y ago
This is discussed at https://github.com/trevp/noise/wiki/Noise-properties-and-pro... CurveCP: CurveCP lacks in-connection forward secrecy and resistance to key-compromise impersonation for the server. Also, a
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Starting today, Yahoo will not honor Do Not Track settings(theverge.com)
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by e1ven 12y ago
Keep in mind, for most of Skype's history, the application ran peer-to-peer.. You could replicate that functionality with another app.
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The Cubicle You Call Hell Was Designed to Set You Free(wired.com)
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The Government is Silencing Twitter and Yahoo, and It Won't Tell Us Why(aclu.org)
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Aereo launches "Protect my antenna" site(protectmyantenna.org)
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by e1ven 13y ago
This becomes difficult when you are dealing with distributed systems. Let's use email as an example - I can close my Gmail account, and Google can delete all of my data off of their systems. There is nothing that either Google or I ca
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by e1ven 13y ago
I'm curious if you'll be giving it a try now that it's self hosted ( and behind your firewall ) or if its window of opportunity has passed for you.
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The Right Way To Ask Users For iOS Permissions(techcrunch.com)
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by e1ven 13y ago
TextSecure still doesn't have an iOS client. ;( Even if you don't feel iOS devices are trustworthy, as long as it's limited to the Android-only world, it's not going to gain a wide adoption.
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The case for profanity in print(nytimes.com)
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by e1ven 13y ago
Fair enough, those sound like awesome projects. The difference between the MS license and most OSS licenses is that this does not include redistribution. I'm a proponent of OSS, and if MS wanted to release this under MIT that'd b
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by e1ven 13y ago
This is a cool historical artifact, and I'm glad MS released it. I don't think there's much to gain in releasing it under a broader license - I would imagine that most programs that would need to expand or otherwise build upo
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by e1ven 13y ago
One project I've used in the past is https://github.com/JerrySievert/mongolike It provides a Mongo-like API directly on Postgres, using normal tables/columns. I've used it in some projects in the past o

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