jagermo

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   by jagermo 12y ago

   It would work - however, I guess you mean: "Will I stay anonymous and/or not upload anything, so the movie industry will not send their goons/laywers after me." I'd say no.
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   Reader YC on BlackBerry . Works like a charm, not just on the go but while getting the little one to sleep.
3. 483.▲
   by jagermo 12y ago

   well modern as in "web based". It's not really uplink (i loved the use of different nodes to hide yourself) but it looks like a fun pasttime that take the hacking scenario seriously.
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   please do this. I just signed up (sorry for the additional load) and it looks fantastic. Reminds me of Uplink in a modern setting. Plus, as a dad of a 4 month old, this looks like the perfect pasttime when the small one wakes up in early mo
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   Want to decentralize the web? Use consumer-grade NAS systems(medium.com)

   1 points by jagermo 12y ago|0 comments
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   creator of the document here, thanks for the reminder. I am going to clean it up asap.
7. 487.▲
   by jagermo 12y ago

   Installed it under Windows 8.1, got several BSOD and restarts. Looks awesome, but it made my system highly unstable.
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   Fun fact: Ghostery tells me, this article is framed by 67(!) trackers. Yes. Online anonymity is hard. One reason are morons who sell out their users to every tracking vendor with a little cash at hand.
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   I run a similar setup, it provides VPN access for me (mostly to secure connections in public wifis) and runs a TOR node. As you said, it is cheap, power consumption is ok and it is ready to go after you plug it in.
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    I've already checked out webhook, looks great. However, I run my sites on my own server. Are you planning to offer a version that you can install on your own hardware?
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    I find the static blog movement extremly interesting. You'd think with broadband and speedy mobile connectins like LTE it wouldn't matter so much, but those blogs load so amazingly fast, it's just fantastic. I'm thinking
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    This kind of attack has been around for some time, but so far you needed a special, programmable chip for that. And yes, it can attack nearly every OS, including Linux. Check out this for more information: https://github.com&#x2F
13. 493.▲
    by jagermo 12y ago

    Even if they do, you still need an account there.
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    And, of course, no love for BlackBerry OS 10. Foursquare had a great native integration and now just dumps all BB-Users. Why do companies do that?
15. 495.▲
    by jagermo 12y ago

    Interesting. Did you see that they replaced the Google App Store with their own? That means an additional revenue stream from app purchases. Clever
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    How to mount an encrypted disk image (lvm/dd)if you forgot your ssh keys(hashtagsecurity.com)

    1 points by jagermo 13y ago|0 comments
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    Paypal has fairly high transaction fees, as they mention in the article. If you pay one euro for an article, 40 cents go to paypal. Don't get my wrong, paypal is awesome for other stuff, but not for microtransactions
18. 498.▲
    by jagermo 13y ago

    Damn. I wish this was native on the blackberry. I could emulate it, but SMS support wouldn't work - and I am not sure if emulating a secure system really is the way to go.
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    I like Opera a lot, especially on the road with crappy internet connections. You are right, I should switch on the desktop, too.
20. 500.▲
    by jagermo 13y ago

    Gratulations on shipping the alpha. Installing now and trying to get Offlineimap running with Yahoo/Outlook. Any pointers?
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    On a related note, this sub-page [0] shows you, which camera models embedd their info into pictures taken. Just, you know, if you take pictures of sensible stuff or don't want to be connected to photos taken. [0] http://www.
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    6) if you go to a public WiFi point, leave your phone at home. 7) On the way there do not fill up at a gas station, do not use the subway with an identifying pass. 8) Thwart cameras, try to disguise yourself, but in an inconspicuous matter.
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    Lightroom Plugin would be fantastic, I agree.
24. 504.▲
    by jagermo 13y ago

    This looks fantastic, very well done.
25. 505.▲
    by jagermo 13y ago

    I switched to Lastpass a few years back and never want to go back. Recently I upgraded it with a yubikey ( http://yubikey.com/ )
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    You can but you shouldn't, since there might be the chance of someone listening in. [0] [0]= https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6944929
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    just like Silvio Berlusconi. And probably one of the Kim-Clan in northern Korea.
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    No, he was not. He was, among other things, known as a fellon in a pump and dump scheme around letsbuyit.com. http://attrition.org/errata/charlatan/kimble/
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    i always recommend the dossier at attriton.org: http://attrition.org/errata/charlatan/kimble/
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    I'm always wondering why journalists "kill" everything. There is room for more than one player - in nearly every market.