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by im_dario 14y ago
I understand why JS crypto is insecure (they are obvious) but I get the feeling from linked article that even hashing a password is insecure. Why it should be insecure to hash data locally? As I said, I understand this for two-ways algorith
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by im_dario 14y ago
I think you are asking for liquid democracy [0], as seen in pirate parties [1]. It is direct democracy with no mandatory delegation. [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_democracy [1] http://techpresident.com/news/wegov/22154/how-germ
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Come4.org: Porn with heart (aimed to fund causes)(ulule.com)
2 points by im_dario 14y ago|0 comments
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by im_dario 14y ago
Wouldn't be more easy to solve sender identity with PGP keys? Just a random idea.
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by im_dario 14y ago
I already did it http://code.google.com/p/qantiqa/ It was my CS degree final project. It is based in an obscure P2P framework from my university (based in another one) and it uses GAE as an overlay's entry point. The network is fully func
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by im_dario 14y ago
Cool concept! I'm glad to see something like that working. I wrote down almost a year ago a very similar idea (I called it Flow) in a "incubator" project of mine: https://github.com/imdario/lyd/wiki/Analysis Maybe it is time to code what
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by im_dario 14y ago
I was just developing with headless gem [0] in a new open data project [1] (shameless plug) and I found this "issue". For the record, I come from a hardcore Linux background (no Windows in my home ;) Nicely handled by Apple, instead of perm
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by im_dario 14y ago
Another active SL player. I just keep connecting because I made a group of friends. We still meet sometimes or keep contact outside SL.
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by im_dario 14y ago
Catalonian party here ;)
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by im_dario 14y ago
That is right, although they announced in Praga to hold more conferences per year. What is wrong (in parent comments) is the meaning of being "registered". The map shows which parties are officially registered in their countries. For exampl
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by im_dario 14y ago
These are nice references about the name: * http://falkvinge.net/2011/11/07/origins-of-the-pirate-party-... * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party#History
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by im_dario 14y ago
Pirates agree that there is differences between nationalities but they keep together in a few core values that is hard to get fractured by them: * civil rights (in and out the net) * copyright and patents reform * open government and open d
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by im_dario 14y ago
Based on this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voting_age#G and its references, the voting age in Germany for state elections is 16 years old.
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3 days before elections, largest German state censors Pirate Party from the net(falkvinge.net)
72 points by im_dario 14y ago|12 comments
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by im_dario 15y ago
Just a piece of background: We are a new startup from Catalonia and this is our first gamebook, which is a trilogy. Indeed, this is the very first product we release and it is free. Probably you may remember those "Choose your own adventure
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Show HN: GBX St. George, the forging of a legend, a medieval Android gamebook(gbx.epnuke.com)
3 points by im_dario 15y ago|1 comments
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by im_dario 15y ago
There are crypto-based voting systems that are very simple to understand, although not being entirely electronic: http://www.wombat-voting.com/ By all means, there are different shades of grey. It should not be all black or white.
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by im_dario 15y ago
Maybe we can take some .is domains too. IMMI is going to be great. Edit: I forgot to add that probably the safest TLD is from countries on their own and not being affected by Team America. Spain is not an option, we got our own SOPA by offi
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by im_dario 15y ago
There is no need for a realtime simulation. What it feels like centuries can be a fraction of second for such hardware. With this kind of simulations you can obtain, in theory, "what if" universes where alternatives solutions and technologi
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by im_dario 15y ago
Some time ago I went to reverse way, from Arch to Mint Debian Edition. Just to try out other distro. Spotify doesn't work for me in Mint. In Arch worked flawlessly. Anyway, YMMV. Now I'm willing to have time to switch back to Arch and enjoy
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by im_dario 15y ago
PIRATA.CAT lawyers (and other pirate parties legal teams) are working on this. This hasn't been done before.
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by im_dario 15y ago
Catalan pirate here. EFF joined to the initiative today. We are going to publish it soon and all USA citizen will be redirected to EFF.
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Looplay, a new platform for independent music promotion(looplay.com)
1 points by im_dario 15y ago|0 comments
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by im_dario 15y ago
I used it in http://qomun.com (shameless plug). Also it has been used by several high traffic spanish blogs and pirate parties ( http://pirata.cat and http://www.partidopirata.es/ ). Kudos!
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by im_dario 15y ago
Maybe a nice way to "blackout" Twitter is don't tweeting or just censoring our tweets. I just started to spread this tweet (with #twuserblackout as main hashtag): Don't force Twitter to close tomorrow. Just don't tweet or ██████ yourself #t
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by im_dario 16y ago
My final degree project in Computer Science was an attempt to build a P2P twitter http://code.google.com/p/qantiqa/ Due to personal issues and a tight deadline it was not featureful as I wished but it worked, although there is a central p