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   by ffernand 9y ago

   For the average user who doesn't understand that there are different corporations governing different TLDs, this is all rather frightening and trust beyond the com/org/net tlds will likely continue to erode. I would have expe
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   Namecheap will discontinue several Uniregistry and XYZ domain extensions(onlinedomain.com)

   2 points by ffernand 9y ago|1 comments
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   by ffernand 9y ago

   Tim O'Reilly mentioned on twitter that he's not opposed to selling PDF's via a third party bookstore. https://twitter.com/timoreilly/status/880472045137670144 I can only hope that a statement like t
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   by ffernand 10y ago

   > their certs are more trustworthy than 90% of the certs that users would add. Why? Why wouldn't I trust my own cert more than any Google trusted certs. I'm sure the majority of CA's are responsible entities, but I trust
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   by ffernand 10y ago

   I can't really say if Google is taking this approach to secure a device from heavy handed enterprise admins; but if true, it's gone too far by allowing only the app from having private conversations with the api and not allowing t
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   by ffernand 10y ago

   I first learned about this from the tweet https://twitter.com/agl__/status/751184962049576960 This renders tools like mitmproxy un-usable. But really, if it's your device, why can't you see your own tra
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   Changes to Trusted Certificate Authorities in Android Nougat(android-developers.blogspot.com)

   102 points by ffernand 10y ago|100 comments