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by indeyets 12y ago
their F.A.Q. states that they expect performance not worse than ARM, which sounds like a dealbreaker (there wasn't anything similar in OpenCore movement like… ever!). Fabrication: these guys do it http://www.lowrisc.org&#x2F
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by indeyets 12y ago
yup. my thought exactly. the good news, I guess, is that this system might get people more acquainted with content-based networks, so freenet will become a next logical step. on the other hand, I just don't see much point in developmen
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by indeyets 12y ago
What about DNSCrypt support? http://dnscrypt.org/
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by indeyets 12y ago
that might be true, but I don't like idea of having a MiTM. That's an additional point of potential security issues
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by indeyets 12y ago
You missed the obvious: using OAuth2 without TLS =) And paranoid part of my brain suggests that using OAuth1.0a is still preferred even if over TLS
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by indeyets 13y ago
Interesting, but seems to be applicable only to personal-information storage. Sharing data between groups of users is a different story and would require something like pgp-style key management on client
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by indeyets 13y ago
https://github.com/d11wtq/boris#using-boris-with-your-applic...
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by indeyets 13y ago
You mean like boris? https://github.com/d11wtq/boris
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by indeyets 13y ago
not really. they won't be able to publish product which incorporates GPL library without releasing this product under compatible license. they can use and patch GPL product internally as long as they want.
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by indeyets 13y ago
ok. I listened video and looks like it will be decentralized and it might work. we still need till they come out with protocol spec, but such thing _can_ be implemented.
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by indeyets 13y ago
It's still not clear if the protocol will support decentralization (private servers)
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by indeyets 13y ago
Both Server and Client are here: https://bitbucket.org/OpenUru_org Both are GPL3 licensed
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by indeyets 13y ago
OS X works perfectly for grannies of my kid :) the good thing is, that it is absolutely stable and requires close to zero support from me (I do updates 2 times a year)
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by indeyets 13y ago
I guess you were thinking about NetBSD ;)
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by indeyets 13y ago
well… the problem is, that it can, indeed
166.
by indeyets 13y ago
$0.136 is "Light utilization". I referenced "medium utilization" which is $0.084
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by indeyets 13y ago
> You are comparing the reserved price which isn't apples to apples I would be glad to compare with Rackspace's "reserved" prices if they had one :) > Also, don't forget that the heavy reservation is billed fo
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by indeyets 13y ago
EC2 is way cheaper medium utilized reserved "m1.large" instance, which has 7.5Gb of RAM + 2*420Gb of local storage costs $1272 a year max (less if you don't use it all the time). If you go with heavy-utilization instance it&#
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by indeyets 13y ago
Well… the funny part is, that Libertarianism is NOT about economics, rich people, etc. It is about: 1. "liberty as the highest political end" 2. Non-aggression principle So, this article should be named "how I outgrew self-pr
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by indeyets 13y ago
signature process is almost the same, but this thing uses different approach to "trust" to the signatures. In case of S/MIME email client will tell you that signature is good if it the key, which was used for creating it was
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by indeyets 13y ago
That's exactly the reason, why "DANE" approach is developed now, to replace CAs use for HTTPS https://tools.ietf.org/wg/dane/ http://www.internetsociety.org/articles/dane-taking
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by indeyets 13y ago
I wonder why ZTE chose to sell this device thru operators. Just push them to retailers or sell online with worldwide delivery!
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by indeyets 13y ago
It looks, like "web" is slowly moving towards Smalltalk's concepts (everything including dev-tools is dynamic and changeable live in runtime). I wonder how many years it will take us to get there
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by indeyets 13y ago
Give this one a try: https://gpgtools.org/ It is a tool-set which integrates GNUPG into OS X
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by indeyets 13y ago
alternate DNS can be blocked, I guess. But something like this will work: http://dnscrypt.org/
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by indeyets 13y ago
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http%3...
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by indeyets 13y ago
I'd put it other way round: If software is infringing on someone's patents then it is illegal to license it under GPL3.
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by indeyets 13y ago
Yes, exactly. In some countries it's the income tax, in others (Russia) it's a special "social" taxes
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by indeyets 13y ago
State does
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by indeyets 13y ago
imo.im and similar services have one disadvantage: you give keys to all of your communications to additional 3rd party (as if microsoft wasn't enough)

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