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by larma 7y ago
There is a section on motivation in the blog post (it literally has "Motivation" in the title): > A number of clients already exist for the XMPP protocol, however Dino sets a different focus. Existing clients target tech-savvy
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by larma 7y ago
I think you are confusing terms here, what you mean is distributed, which is only a subset of decentralized. Federated is also decentralized. See for example https://medium.com/distributed-economy/what-is-the-differenc.
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by larma 7y ago
Planned as in wanted: yes. Planned as in having it as a roadmap item: no, there is no roadmap :) It's definitely something that is now becoming more relevant after the first release.
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Dino: An open-source application for XMPP messaging(dino.im)
270 points by larma 7y ago|151 comments
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by larma 9y ago
What is the reason to enforce a specific root domain? tls-sni-02 requires the generated self-signed certificate to contain an additional subjectAltName (SAN B) that is not send as part of the request and thus only known to the actual client
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Show HN: Dino – Modern XMPP desktop chat client(dino.im)
3 points by larma 9y ago|0 comments
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by larma 9y ago
Most GCM and checkin related code is actually a Java rewrite of open-source code by Google. They released a client and some protocol specs as part of Chromium: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/chromium/+&
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by larma 9y ago
If it was about the features, they could (and should) have released these bits as part of AOSP, as free software. Not doing so reveals there actual reason: control. Forcing every manufacturer to ship Play Services and thus being able to for
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by larma 9y ago
Sure, if you patched your Android x86 for signature spoofing capability. The official builds of microG support x86 (and x86_64)
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by larma 9y ago
Actually it's not trivial to change server APIs because they don't fully control all the clients (not even all officially supported ones). For example: push notifications are supposed to work without setting up a Google account (i
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by larma 9y ago
The patch was submitted, it's unfortunately not visible to the public: https://review.lineageos.org/194562
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by larma 9y ago
Just to be precise: Google and Facebook did not shut down their xmpp servers, they just disabled the ability to connect to them via xmpp clients, to make sure everyone uses their web clients, so they don't loose any data they could&#x2
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by larma 9y ago
-> http://doyouneedablockchain.com
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by larma 9y ago
*Unless all people that might ever look at my screen are used to them. If you work with people over the internet, it doesn't matter because they can disable ligatures and still read your code. And obviously it's not a problem if p
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by larma 9y ago
Correct syntax highlighting is subjective, because color selection is a matter of taste.
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by larma 9y ago
I think it really depends on the product (e.g. having Google Maps integrated is not a bad idea, because that's what you usually want to access if you enter a address in Google). But honestly, I don't know anyone that is happy with
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by larma 9y ago
> our data show that people usually prefer links that take them directly to the products they want, not to websites where they have to repeat their searches. If you would link them correctly, there wouldn't need to search again, but
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by larma 9y ago
I guess the problem only occurs with the lite version? At least for me, removing the /lite/ part in the URL results in far more results.
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by larma 9y ago
re PoW: https://github.com/nimiq-network/core/issues/38
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by larma 9y ago
On the bottom of the website it says: "Nimiq is an Inuit word used for an object or a force which binds things together."
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by larma 9y ago
This is related to your local network. You will only be able to use Websockets for connections (which most nodes do not support) and not WebRTC. Go and fix your network, you likely have some UDP or NAT configuration issue (or a terrible ISP
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by larma 9y ago
I think the disclaimer was pretty obvious with this.
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by larma 9y ago
Coins are out.
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by larma 9y ago
Your Transaction is on the way.
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by larma 9y ago
Done.
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by larma 9y ago
11.11 is pending.
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by larma 9y ago
13.37 sent from 0F25D122922E466F6A412DD0DC5E092DF13FF037
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by larma 9y ago
Just ask here if you need some test coins. I already mined a first block.
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by larma 9y ago
Everything but the info about apps becoming the permission granted automatically by Play Store was already used by malware over a year ago. https://www.skycure.com/blog/accessibility-clickjacking/
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by larma 9y ago
You can use onTouchEvent even when not receiving taps.

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