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by ktta 10y ago
> trivial to build The point was it isn't built, where as there's auto completion support for emojis which wouldn't even need that "trivial" software. That's in the matrix's sdk. If it's so trivi
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by ktta 10y ago
>>Emojis Unless you have a mobile keyboard you'll have to search for emojis yourself and paste them. Emoji's will always be an after thought unlike in Matrix[1] and riot[2]. >>Search You're right, it has nothing t
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by ktta 10y ago
Well. I'm interested to see what you think is a suitable protocol for business. I said it's an alternative, not a replacement. The days of simplistic IRC protocols have gone. Now people want emojis, search, session persistence, we
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by ktta 10y ago
Well we are moving to a web first world, and passing the terminal days of IRC. Trying to avoid web technologies isn't going to do anyone good. Best we can do is try to make them better are secure. Light weight clients can be written in
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by ktta 10y ago
They aren't perfect. I don't really know what I was thinking with the first one, but I'll just rephrase it to remotely controllable oven. You can read more about what Roomba can do here[1]. If it isn't for you that'
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by ktta 10y ago
A great alternative to Slack, in the spirit of IRC, is matrix[1]. It has lots of clients, and a great vision. You use an online client called riot[2] which uses the matrix protocol. There are other clients available[3] including desktop cli
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by ktta 10y ago
Automation/Notification 1. Your oven can cook the pizza in the oven, which will be ready by the time you are home. 2. Your coffee maker can check your location to see if you're in town or not and decide to make coffee. 3. Security
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by ktta 10y ago
That can be more difficult than one can anticipate. This isn't like a desktop or web app where there's a second layer of security, like firewalls/AV and sandboxes respectively. IoT tends to be neglected in terms of updates, a
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by ktta 10y ago
I think that's because, we tend to have a strict opinion of what IoT is. And that's apparent in industrial use, where it just collects data to relay it so that other people can make use of it. But the IoT in our homes are much mor
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by ktta 10y ago
Not really. The GP is implying that they are Russian with this >since they can't just say "I work for Russia and we're reminding America that they're not invulnerable." But the person who replied is saying how th
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by ktta 10y ago
I see where you're coming from. But maintaining another service and the added expenses, community managers, spam control etc. might be a bit much for something that intended to be a publishing platform. And if there is a question that
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by ktta 10y ago
I don't see how Discourse will be better than something like HN or reddit. There's also a submission to Reddit[1]. With discourse, I think there will be more noise and a lot of time will be wasted scrolling through unnecessary rep
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by ktta 10y ago
I had a question[1] regarding this. Any Canadians here? [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13983728
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by ktta 10y ago
I'm surprised you got downvoted. Kali actually isn't a security focused distribution. It is meant to be an offensive tool that you usually use for pentesting and use in a VM or a live USB. DONOT use Kali thinking it is a secure
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by ktta 10y ago
I'm sorry if I came off as critical of your work. I did see you commenting on the extension support page and talked about it here[1]. I was pointing out the permission model. I went into a little more detail here[2]. It's just how
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by ktta 10y ago
About the permissions, the developer said it was the minimum permission setting they had to give the extension. You can see someone replying to a user's comment on the extension's review page. I can't say it's chrome&#x2
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by ktta 10y ago
Something is definitely wrong here. You're right about me being a security nut. But I don't think it is unwarranted to be paranoid about letting an extension have those permissions. Especially when the extension can auto update wi
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by ktta 10y ago
Gillette's razor means I can get the best a man can get
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by ktta 10y ago
...and this extension can read and change data on ALL the sites you visit.
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by ktta 10y ago
Yes it can be used, but beware, your ISP WILL know that you are using Tor, so there's that.
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by ktta 10y ago
I have a question. Right now I'm using a cheap $3.49 VPS and it is located in Beauharnois, Canada. How are the privacy laws in Canada? Better than US or worse? Is there anything else I should know? PS/PSA: It was the best value wi
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by ktta 10y ago
It just looks like a one-stop shop to increase discoverability of all of google's opensource project, including the ones not hosted on github, like ganeti[1]. Which is hosted on Google's own infra[2] [1]: https://openso
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by ktta 10y ago
I don't have much experience with any kind of stock market analysis/ HFT programming. I've seen people use python (or R) a lot in online tutorials and courses (there's one on coursera[1] check it out). It's understa
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by ktta 10y ago
Do you mean the .#<alphanumeric-code> at the end?
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by ktta 10y ago
The surprising part about this is that X decided to go with Medium as their publishing platform.
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by ktta 10y ago
> And yes, the security of a crypto system can be verified. If it's designed to be secure. Theoretical security and actual security are two very different things. Once is mathematical which can be verified by equations. Other deals
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by ktta 10y ago
> That means there are still problems for you and me to solve. This was my last sentence. With which I tried to say that we have to still solve the problem and come up with the solution. My comment "that's a perfect solution&qu
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by ktta 10y ago
I actually didn't suggest a complete solution. You seem to judge the proposition without any further questions. I said the monitoring software having access to the data was a solution. But you're probably thinking of a case where
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by ktta 10y ago
I completely agree. You are one of the very few! I have to ask, what's up with the domain name? Is that some sort of public windows share folder?
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by ktta 10y ago
We all hope for a perfect world. But the problem is none of our perfect worlds are the same, so everyone of us end up living in our imperfect world. The expectations you have are something I'd agree with too, but many other don't.

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