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by iuguy 13y ago
Neither, it was Dr. Pepper!
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by iuguy 13y ago
If you look at the video you'll see the mouse being used. I haven't tried the software so I don't know if that's the only way it can be used (the site seems to imply otherwise), so I'd reserve judgement.
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by iuguy 13y ago
This is being portrayed as an exciting story but lets take a step back shall we? A giant intelligence-industrial facility was set up for what is effectively a large sports-day type event. The opening ceremony was potentially at risk of havi
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by iuguy 13y ago
It's not just you. It is wrong. A terminal is the most keyboard-driven experience you can imagine. Whenever there's a context menu it should be driven by key combination so you can move through without having to change to the mous
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by iuguy 13y ago
So the first thing about Google Apps is that you still need to back it up. Because it's (mostly) pretty easy to use it's easy to fall into the trap that it does everything right first time and that your data is safe when you make
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by iuguy 13y ago
I just took a look at stringer and having recently set up tiny tiny rss wish I knew about this at the time, as fever support was something I really wanted. I'll take a look into it when I get a moment, but your post inspired me to crea
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by iuguy 13y ago
> A product is either secure for its intended purpose, or it is not. I'm going to have to respectfully disagree here. All products have bugs and a proportion of those bugs will be security-related. Crypto buys you temporary secrecy,
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by iuguy 13y ago
There are several problems when it comes to gulf states for your anecdote. The problem isn't a stable country like Saudi having the bomb, the problem is triggering an arms race. If Iran gets the bomb then what does that mean for Lebano
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by iuguy 13y ago
Please note that this is not that the EU supports suspending data sharing agreements, this is simply that the parliament will support it if the EC supports, which it probably won't.
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by iuguy 13y ago
Crypto experts are not beautiful or unique snowflakes, armchair or otherwise.
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by iuguy 13y ago
The problem is that your argument is based on false equivalence. The counterpoint is the classic trade-off between usability and security. I would (as would many) argue that charges against the Cryptocat team of poor cryptographic implement
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by iuguy 13y ago
I believe a Dr Krieger tried several times with mixed success. Poor pigley.
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by iuguy 13y ago
As someone who's done a lot of non-crypto side channel stuff (particularly around signal modulation for exfil) I'm of the view that side channel stuff happens and it's not exclusive to crypto. State generally leaks. It's
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Javascript and crypto. Am I on a fool's errand?
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by iuguy 13y ago
> Lack of evidence for side channels is not good enough. You deserve an encryption system that's carefully constructed to prevent all known forms of leakage. While I agree that absence of evidence is not evidence of absence I have t
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by iuguy 13y ago
> Shit, think of the chilling effect this even has on anyone out there who wants to try to build some security/crypto stuff. As someone who is currently in the process of building some security/crypto stuff it has certainly mad
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by iuguy 13y ago
> Don't use a JS translation of Nacl. Nacl goes to pains to ensure that it doesn't expose side channels; no Javascript implementation can make the claims Nacl makes. What specifically are the side channels you see that Javascri
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by iuguy 13y ago
You could always connect to a Lahana[1] node for emergency situations. It's not as quick as a normal VPN and you shouldn't run a torrent client through it, but it works. [1] - http://lahana.dreamcats.org/
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by iuguy 13y ago
I was actually referring to this[1], which of course was a complete sham. [1] - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/2331951.stm
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by iuguy 13y ago
Erdogan was democratically elected but so was putin and so was saddam hussein. The problem (and the primary cause of the dictator slur) is that Erdogan sees elections as a one shot thing - you elect me, then you get out of my way. From day
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by iuguy 13y ago
At the risk of second guessing the parent, they're considering the classical 'enterprisey' stuff as mainstream. If you look at what people use in most companies of a reasonable size, IIS is surprisingly common and Apache tend
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by iuguy 13y ago
> What threat to national security... Ecuador's HUMINT operations and capabilities will be based out of the embassy. They may not be co-ordinated at the embassy but at some point they will make contact with them. Even so, it's
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by iuguy 13y ago
It never ended, at least not in the eyes of governments.
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by iuguy 13y ago
> The problem is that not only have a lot of them been there long enough to qualify for US citizenship, but they've experienced enough torture and fundamental violation of their human rights that they also qualify as avid haters of
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by iuguy 13y ago
In that case, given that the United States government forcibly removed them from where they were beforehand, it would make sense that the United States hosts them if they can't go home. After all, many of them have been there long enou
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by iuguy 13y ago
I suspect that Turkish scores low on the weird score as it was reformed in the 20th century. Prior to it's reformation it was a language mostly only spoken and occasionally shoehorned into a more ornate language's arabic script (c
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by iuguy 13y ago
If you're going to do this, please act as a tor relay (not a public relay) by adding something like this to your torrc: ORPort 9001 BridgeRelay 1 Exitpolicy reject *:*
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by iuguy 13y ago
I have some ideas and some plans in mind for getting around this. If anyone in particular would be interested in helping to set up or back a privacy-oriented startup aimed at defeating a lot of what's been going on, then please get in
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by iuguy 13y ago
The EU does not have it's own singular intelligence agency. It's not a country. EU states may have their own but there's a big difference between the Netherlands, Spain and Sweden in terms of approach.
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by iuguy 13y ago
In British/International English air quotes are often used to emphasise something, and not necessarily as a sarcasm or BS indicator. Also what the hell do the protests in Gezi park have to do with PHP? Turkey's about more than jus

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