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   StartCom launches new StartAPI and StartPKI service(startssl.com)

   2 points by jaflo 10y ago|0 comments
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   by jaflo 10y ago

   While it is true that Telegram's clients are open-sourced, their server-side code is not. So we don't know how information is stored on the server (I do not think that it is encrypted).
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   by jaflo 10y ago

   Although it has to be said that Telegram does not offer true end-to-end encryption by default. For general-purpose usage, WhatsApp may actually be considered more secure than Telegram.
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   by jaflo 10y ago

   Never seen the .uz CCTLD. Turns out it's from Uzbekistan. Does anyone know where a foreigner could buy one? Or how difficult is it to purchase? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.uz
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   by jaflo 10y ago

   Pardon my ignorance, but what should it be instead?
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   by jaflo 11y ago

   Also this one from the same author: http://dangrover.com/blog/2014/12/01/chinese-mobile-app-ui-t...
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   by jaflo 11y ago

   I still don't understand how then can call themselves a non-profit while charging ridiculous prizes and monopolizing the standardized test market.
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   by jaflo 11y ago

   "is a fake SQL injection error page" https://twitter.com/1x0123/status/713879106614636545
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   by jaflo 11y ago

   Pretty impressive from the limited look the website ( https://cloud.google.com/speech/ ) gives: the fact that Google will clean the audio of background noise for you and supports streamed input is particularly interestin
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    by jaflo 11y ago

    All StackOverflow "user contributions licensed under cc by-sa 3.0 with attribution required"
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    by jaflo 11y ago

    Haven't tried the actual file yet, but the idea sounds interesting. Not sure how academic papers are written normally, but do such papers normally refer to open source licenses as "Commie"? And does anyone know what the paper
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    by jaflo 11y ago

    uBlock works quite well.
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    by jaflo 11y ago

    Has anyone actually tried it (I haven't)? Sounds like another step against malware that targets Chrome. It's nice to know that Google cares about safety and all, but what do they gain financially?
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    by jaflo 11y ago

    Fascinating to see how much information you can extract from text files and terminal commands (+ lots of piping). Makes you wonder how efficient GUIs really are for data analysis.
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    by jaflo 11y ago

    There's a fundamental misunderstanding here. Telegram banned a public channel. These public channels do not feature end-to-end encryption.
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    Ask HN: What problems can I process using distributed computing?

    2 points by jaflo 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jaflo 11y ago

    https://ide.coding.net looks similar to https://www.nitrous.io .
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    by jaflo 11y ago

    I am really looking forward to an improved IDLE. If anyone is interested in contributing to the project (it is written in python), here's a link: https://docs.python.org/devguide/
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    by jaflo 11y ago

    This is really cool. Honestly I'm surprised they still get 20Mbps after the data goes through multiple relays and a microwave connection. Are microwave links in widespread use for internet communication?