jagermo

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   by jagermo 13y ago

   "Worse then Vista"? Sorry, let me stop this guy right there - this is just utter populistic crap. Personally, I have no problems with Windows 8, I even prefer it to 7 (or Android) on touch enabled devices. This might be the &quot
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   by jagermo 13y ago

   thank you. I was thinking about this fantastic story the other day and I was wondering if I'll ever find it again. Bookmarked.
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   by jagermo 13y ago

   Missed it - is the keynote somewhere online on demand?
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   by jagermo 13y ago

   Little tip: If you don't want the news to be released before a given date, do not send out a press release before this date. If you want to brief journalits before an official release date, do it in person and use a NDA. Otherwise it w
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   by jagermo 13y ago

   interesting thought, I'll check it out. Update: No, not able to set up a global policy - I'll contact them.
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   by jagermo 13y ago

   Not sure it would be that easy. LastPass only auto fills known domains, so you would have to spoof that too.
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   by jagermo 13y ago

   Agreed. Its simply not easy enough to use so I could recommend it to my friends with lesser it knowledge. However I have hopes for projects like MailPile ( https://www.mailpile.is/ )
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   by jagermo 13y ago

   Man in the Middle attacks are so easy and cheap to set up. Just use a few wireless access points, pop them up around town, install something like Jasager and a 3G dongle. Phones like to connect with known networks and will happily connect w
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   by jagermo 13y ago

   ... looking for herring. Red ones, preferably :)
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    Moxie? He is kind of a real expert in everything crypto and, instead of using the phrase "military grade encryption", WhisperSystems actually explains what they do and how they do it. His posts are very well written and understand
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    or a cheaper one and upgrade from time to time.
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    One would think that after at least two successful attacks, they would beef up security and start using crazy things like hashing and salting. If that happened to another company, they'd have a field day demanding more security.
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    Thanks, done.
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    Why I want Bitcoin to die in a fire(antipope.org)

    436 points by jagermo 13y ago|402 comments
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    ah, come on. If someone comes up with "Microsoft has backdoors", you can always counter with "the NSA developed SELinux". Still, how many articles, strike that, theories did you read, that SELinux might not be as SE as &
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    How do you feel about translating? I have some capacities free and help you conquer Germany, Austria and Switzerland...
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    meh, I am not impressed by the pope. If he wanted, he could to something, e.g. propagating the use of condoms in developing countries. But so far all he did were some propaganda stunts. Especially the "capitalism = bad" letter he
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    I have a DLINK DIR-615. Cheap, easy to install (just flash via webinterface) and nearly unbrickable. Although not very powerful, i find it is a nice device to try out new stuff.
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    Agree, but all day means several different systems as well (Tabelt, Notebook etc pp). I prefer to have everything online
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    Nice client - but looks so 90s. No offense meant, but i have the mail client open all day. I need a fast, responsive client with a good search engine and spam detection. And a good look. Not sure if squirrelmail could do it.
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    I really like it - good work, keep it up. It's a good thing that you guys (you, Mailpile, Roundcube) develop alternatives to gmail. However, for me to switch (like most here, I am a heavy email user), I need a few things: - PGP encrypt
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    thank you, that also crossed my mind. Sadly, Spiegel Online keeps getting worse and worse, especially since they hired former BILD "journalists".
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    yes, but you can uninstall crapware via the normal ways - malware needs to be removed with special tools.
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    Missleading title? I think it could be classfied as crapware but malware?
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    Ah, analysts. I do not trust them, most of them just blabber whatever they think people would like to hear. Journalists shouldn't cite them just because they are "analysts". This guy basically spreads a rumour. They are espec
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    <<Google on the orher can do whatever they want The funny thing is: That was Apple, about 3 years ago.
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    thank you, this is my point exactly. The author seems to ignore two things: real anonymity is hard and people (even terrorists) are lazy. So, if the criminal elements slip up once, it might be saved within Prism, Tempora or one of the other
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    Update for Network Solutions Customers Experiencing Website Issues(networksolutions.com)

    13 points by jagermo 13y ago|2 comments
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    I thought the same thing. WebOS or maybe an Asha phone from Nokia.
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    by jagermo 13y ago

    Yes, but there is also §119 BGB, disputability due to an error (not correct translation). http://dejure.org/gesetze/BGB/119.html If it was a technical mistake (which it seems it was), Paypal should be able to avoi