lmc

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   by lmc 5y ago

   He's quoting a Telegraph article which misrepresented Haugen's view. She's for end-to-end encryption but concerned Facebook's implementation of it will be closed-source and not open to scrutiny. It's about 2h15 into
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   by lmc 5y ago

   I actually really like that syntax. Even from a back-end background.
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   by lmc 5y ago

   Good post. If the author is reading, the demos are still pretty intensive and a way to toggle them on and off would be much appreciated for those of us on less powerful devices.
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   by lmc 5y ago

   > Believe it or not "everyone must use https" is a pretty political push, based on favoring certain corporate entities who control all of the points in a network where https traffic gets decrypted, at the expense of other corpo
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   by lmc 6y ago

   thread::spawn (or equivalent in other langs) is an inappropriate way to do async in pretty much any situation. Very sceptical about this article.
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   by lmc 6y ago

   Edit: Disregard this. The other answers are better. I guess it's because of the fat ends - if these have constant thickness, the volume will only increase as diameter changes.
7. 247.▲
   by lmc 6y ago

   > Any thoughts/comments on the “convenient” timing? WSB lit a fire, RH had to call the fire department
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   by lmc 6y ago

   I found myself asking the same question a few weeks ago. The StackExchange link is probably more comprehensive, but I wrote a bit about it as well, here: https://blog.mcquade.dev/why-is-the-sspl-not-an-open-source-...