gregmorton

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by gregmorton 9y ago
Maybe a neutral, technical and anonymous email could do the trick. :)
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by gregmorton 9y ago
Those who paid for it. :)
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by gregmorton 9y ago
Yes, it's too damn hard, yes. :) Work you math.
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by gregmorton 9y ago
Maybe, from an employer point of vue : If you hire someone with a degree and he fails, you can sue him or your insurance could work. If he has no degree, you could be told that only an asshole hires a security expert without a degree.
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by gregmorton 9y ago
[3] Yes, we should never use anything from google, facebook, amazon, microsoft and apple. (Don't ask why, or I'll be more talkative than a vegan).
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Ask HN: Litra – fake submissions?
5 points by gregmorton 9y ago|1 comments
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by gregmorton 9y ago
"We interviewed several companies specialized in data and security and these are the tools and products they recommend as a first wall of defense against cyber attacks in 2017." First rule when you create a startup : Don't li
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by gregmorton 9y ago
You, thinking KDE is a linux (OS) makes me understand why you use windows.
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by gregmorton 10y ago
Flash? Really?
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by gregmorton 10y ago
Yes, sad to see that this asshole who pulled humanity backward selling a shitty OS is now every hipster's hero.
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by gregmorton 10y ago
Linux doesn't give a fuck :|
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by gregmorton 10y ago
Microsoft means "than before Surface exists".
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by gregmorton 10y ago
No way :|
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by gregmorton 10y ago
I use runbox. Perfect support. A lot of free aliases (100). The only drawback is their UI. The default one is far from "pretty" or ergonomic. You can use a roundcube interface and gpg, but I must confesse the protonmail interface
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by gregmorton 10y ago
Taskwarrior.
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by gregmorton 11y ago
You named 4 out of 5 companies that everyone should avoid for privacy reasons. Add Amazon (no email for now, but...) and you'll have the full stack.
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by gregmorton 11y ago
I drink to that!
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by gregmorton 11y ago
I'm an I.T. in a high school where 200 PCs have only duckduckgo as a search engine. At first, not everyone was happy, but now, nobody gives a fuck. A little victory for privacy.
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by gregmorton 11y ago
You have a problem with hyphenation (for instance in the privacy page). :)
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by gregmorton 11y ago
Can We End The Increased Productivity Madness?
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by gregmorton 11y ago
Well, doesn't seem too private or secure :( https://www.eff.org/secure-messaging-scorecard Not even open-source.
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Sexual-Preference Cakes We Are Willing to Bake(newyorker.com)
1 points by gregmorton 11y ago|0 comments
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by gregmorton 11y ago
In Firefox, maybe turning dom.battery.enabled to false could help (in about:config).
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by gregmorton 11y ago
Girlfriend :)
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by gregmorton 11y ago
Zoho.com is not bad. But I switched to https://runbox.com a few years ago. 30 euros/year for 5 gb, 100 aliases, a very good hotline and the option to put your mails on a server without backup, which means that when you dele
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by gregmorton 11y ago
Microsoft's products :)
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by gregmorton 11y ago
Same in France. You do it online. 2 minutes. :)
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by gregmorton 11y ago
SpiderOak and Mega.
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by gregmorton 11y ago
Day off. I try to focuse on people, friends or family. Not on the fantasy that I'm special, or doing something that important.
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by gregmorton 12y ago
Firefox. No google stuff for me.

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