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by gant 8y ago
Last I checked DE-CIX is still in a never ending legal battle with the BND and courts seem to consistently rule in the favor of the BND.
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by gant 8y ago
As always with great (/s) solutions proposed on HN, it's neither simple, nor are there any great incentives for providers or is there consumer demand. The average protonmail user doesn't care and/or know why using a cred
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by gant 8y ago
laughing intensifies I tried that when I got raided and had all my stuff taken. The only thing that happened was the officer that suggested the warrant as his first measure got barred from promotions for a year, maybe, they weren't
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by gant 8y ago
Solid track record. Especially the part about spamming suicidal people on Reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/SuicideWatch/comments/5jin1q/warnin... https://www.reddit.com/r/SuicideWatc
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by gant 8y ago
Yes, from encrypted non-system partitions or encrypted external drives to an unencrypted system partition.
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by gant 8y ago
qemu
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by gant 8y ago
Problem with Riseup is, that they're invite-only and at the same time becoming the most centralized email service for anonymous left-learning political use. Personally I can recommend Autistici/Inventati. More smaller services&#x2
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by gant 8y ago
Hey, that's pretty cool, glad you sorted the second one out. Never heard about the first one and the third, well, double edged sword.
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by gant 8y ago
>Still, the exceptionally privacy-conscious folks might not want to reveal their IP address to the resolver at all, and we respect that. Who was it again that puts ReCAPTCHA on so many popular websites when using Tor, which could be used
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by gant 8y ago
They have an intermediary CA. I wasn't sure too when they launched, but IP addresses as common names aren't against spec / Mozilla CA guidelines.
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by gant 8y ago
I think people misunderstand why Kubernetes exists. It is the reverse OpenStack. Kubernetes has the potential to be the one unified API of the cloud. A middleware for proprietary cloud APIs. A few resources, like load balancers, are already
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by gant 8y ago
As someone who uses minikube every day to work on an aggregated apiserver, my impression is that minikube is incredibly fragile. I have to reset the VM more than a few times a week. Which isn't that bad considering getting back up and
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by gant 8y ago
I didn't specify which operating systems, which makes it ironic that Windows was not involved at all in that process. I've used WSL, but on my Windows-only desktop that mostly runs games. See, my work machine never ran Windows. Go
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by gant 8y ago
Very few cases can't be covered by either WSL or a VM, and having dual-booted for years I can tell you that after a few days you get into the habit of only booting the more convenient OS most of the time. It's twice the maintenanc
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by gant 8y ago
Still, why does YT need to default to autoplay on every time I load a watch page?
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by gant 8y ago
Pretty much. Should have that as default anyway to avoid sending tracking beacons to spammers.
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by gant 8y ago
If Google really wanted to help here, why don't they just, you know, make every part of YouTube less optimised for maximum view time. Remove autoplay, turn down the recommendations. Nah, we're gonna throw some optional, possibly i
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by gant 9y ago
Just because Denic doesn't allow private domain registrations doesn't mean you're supposed to go after people and dump their personal info into your popular blog. Large parts of the information was historical data persisted b
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by gant 9y ago
Took a while for me to reinstall it, this is what it looks like (just after SMS auth): https://i.imgur.com/BAnddlg.png I counted the asterisks, they do in fact reveal the length of the password.
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by gant 9y ago
Fine. They call it a passcode: https://telegram.wiki/desktop/tdesktoppasscode
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by gant 9y ago
If you don't have a 2FA password enabled and you're not online on another device you can login with your phone number.
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by gant 9y ago
Telegram can layer a password on top of your mobile number in a sort of reverse-two-factor way, but it's kind of a bad joke as I've mentioned above.
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by gant 9y ago
Telegram's security is a joke. They show the first and last letter of your password and the length (the number of asterisks they put in the middle changes) when you sign in. Next to some pretty bad implications (do they store the passw
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by gant 9y ago
A lot of banking apps store cached transaction data and authentication tokens on the "protected" (not accessable to non-root from other apps) part of the data partition. If you run without encryption or with either unlocked bootlo
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by gant 9y ago
Not even close to being that good, but parts of the Frankfurt Metro have basic station maps on the platforms. Of-Marktplatz: https://dl2.pushbulletusercontent.com/lxmCMsRFcz6eOy53QqHHzk... Of-Kaiserlei: https://d
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by gant 9y ago
Xfce display switching has yet to let me down.
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by gant 9y ago
Why doesn't it work? From the top of my head, QtPass with gpg4win should work.
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by gant 9y ago
Yeah, it seems to say the same thing 3 times - we got TLS. You and everyone else buddy.
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by gant 9y ago
Depends, if it's something likely to be customized, AGPL might work.
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by gant 9y ago
Plus, if you do request the encrypted TOTP seeds from Authy you have a choice of 1. getting the download approved by another device already linked or 2. a 24 hour wait period during which Authy will send you an email every 6 hours.

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