kardos

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by kardos 8y ago
This is simply the ugly side of unrestrained capitalism
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by kardos 8y ago
Which generation are you? I thought it was the nicotine vape jobbies that form the cigarettes of our generation
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by kardos 8y ago
Someone needs to invent an expanding foam that you spray in your ear and it solidifies in a few moments to form a perfect seal. It needs to somehow not go too deep and cause problems, and be easy to pull out and discard afterwards, ie, you
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by kardos 8y ago
Unfortunately no, but there is an RFC [1] in the works for the more distant future [1] https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-rescorla-tls-esni-00
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by kardos 8y ago
Not at all, energy used transporting energy is wasted and works to reduce EROEI.
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by kardos 8y ago
Their FAQ mentions an on-premises option that keeps data in house. Depending how that works and if it's firewalled off, you might mitigate the spyware angle
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by kardos 8y ago
Is nextcloud known to have deep pockets?
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by kardos 8y ago
Nextcloud user since v11 or so (small installation, <10 users). Updates have been painless, the web interface for updating has worked fine each time with nothing to clean up by hand. Its given me remarkably little problems after running
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by kardos 8y ago
It may be the price to pay in to avoid your government becoming a highly efficient oppression machine
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by kardos 8y ago
People who play by the rules in this space, which includes (many) open source developers. Flaunting the ill-conceived license is one choice, getting it fixed is a better choice.
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by kardos 8y ago
It's not a bug, it's a feature
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by kardos 8y ago
How long until someone hatches a plan to harvest all the fruit and sell it at a supermarket?
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by kardos 8y ago
Sounds good except what do you do about biology that decides to take up residence in the holes?
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by kardos 8y ago
That was true several years ago, much less so today
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by kardos 8y ago
It's pretty heavy on trackers, including canvas fingerprinting.
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by kardos 8y ago
Android has a blue light filter, I haven't turned it off yet.
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by kardos 8y ago
Ah, quite interesting, thanks for that. On one hand, sounds good that the obvious loophole is not wide open, on the other, it smells a bit like self regulation. I guess the next frontier is getting one of these historical DNS records made r
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by kardos 8y ago
To cause grief for a CA you don't much like? I'm taking issue with the idea of checking CAA records against CT logs after the fact as a means of verifying CA compliance with CAA.
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by kardos 8y ago
> You can watch Certificate Transparency logs to catch CAs that didn't obey. Isn't there a timing issue there? Eg, if I get a cert from Comodo and change my CAA record to specify Let's Encrypt immediately afterwards, anyon
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by kardos 8y ago
Once MoviePass goes fully defunct, why would AMC continue to offer A-List?
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by kardos 8y ago
Which is pretty thin. I wouldn't consider mathematicians of the pre-word-processor era amateurs.
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by kardos 8y ago
Not sure how you came to that conclusion. The article's actual title doesn't mention Word, and it seems to be a minor point in the article. It even goes on to say: >> Richards notified a few colleagues and even helped Royen
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by kardos 8y ago
Alternate subtitle: "Complicated method of shutting down your bug bounty program"
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by kardos 8y ago
If we're going to play the quote-xkcd game, this one is relevant too: https://xkcd.com/137
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He's looking away from the camera so it's obscured by his head
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by kardos 8y ago
> I'd guess the idea would be to pass around a copy of <snip> Diffing your copy of Hamlet.txt against a clean copy would reveal the pattern of spaces (ie, the cyphertext), so the security by obscurity (if any) would be easily
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by kardos 8y ago
Wax paper?
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by kardos 8y ago
So if I calculated correctly that's 4855 per week or 3 percent short. Not bad!
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by kardos 8y ago
Ah, that's clever. It's hard to come up with a bunch of bulk data that needs to be transferred 'sometime in the next day or two'. Phone updates might be one but they are sporadic, and backups could be another. Also you&#
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by kardos 8y ago
For a clean setup where you're interacting with one website that makes sense. Perhaps less so with many streams. Could VPN protocols be modified to obfuscate traffic patterns (without adding intolerable latency or extra bandwidth costs

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