madjam002

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by madjam002 9y ago
Yeah fair enough. I’ve never used Greylisting before, is there not some folder you can go to to view the emails which have been deleted due to first contact? Like the spam folder or something?
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by madjam002 9y ago
My understanding of Greylisting is that there’s only a delay the first time someone contacts you so this shouldn’t be a problem
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by madjam002 9y ago
How does this work when you sign up to a new service and they send an email confirmation to verify your email? Surely it’s a similar situation?
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by madjam002 9y ago
This is a fantastic idea, just a simple config file which describes how to change a password for a site, which different programs can then interpret differently.
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by madjam002 9y ago
For me, https://www.passwordstore.org/ and a Yubikey is the best setup I've tried. It's quite a lot of work to set it up though.
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Code bug freezes $150m of Ethereum crypto-cash(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by madjam002 9y ago|0 comments
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by madjam002 9y ago
What make is this? Just for future reference so I know to never buy a TV from this manufacturer!
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by madjam002 9y ago
Yeah fair enough! Personally I wouldn't pay for a service like this as I have infrastructure at home that I run it on, and there are some privacy concerns around routing all my DNS traffic through a third party.
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by madjam002 9y ago
Yeah definitely, just depends whether people think the extra $4 a month is worth setting up a VPS for $5/mo and spending 5 mins installing PiHole on it. I guess there is no maintenance needed if you pay for it as a service. It's a
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by madjam002 9y ago
I would have thought that the target market for this service are the sort of people who would just run PiHole at home, or set up their own VPS if they really wanted? Most non-technical people I know are just happy with an ad blocker extensi
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by madjam002 9y ago
Ah that's a good point, thanks!
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by madjam002 9y ago
How is this different or more secure than let's say TLS client authentication with the private key on a smart card / Yubikey?
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by madjam002 9y ago
Agreed, but the overhead of coming up with "generic" ways to handle all of these interactive features like data fetching, redirects, etc, isn't that big (at least from what I've experienced). It's good to have a sta
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by madjam002 9y ago
If you use Redux and React server side rendering, you can quite easily wrap forms/interactions on your page with a <form /> tag and a hidden input with the Redux action name, and then handle the actions/reducers on the
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by madjam002 9y ago
Has there been any research on whether Material Design has superior UX for desktop use? I've just tried the new settings screen on Chrome 59, and personally I find it far, far worse than what it was previously. I hate this trend of hid
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'Unlock iPhone', says judge in US sextortion case(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by madjam002 9y ago|0 comments
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Scientists find a way to crack your phone's password using the accelerometer(theguardian.com)
1 points by madjam002 10y ago|0 comments
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by madjam002 10y ago
I'm pretty sure this means that you shouldn't encrypt users data without their consent, or encrypt existing data. There are plenty of 3rd party apps which have been approved by Amazon which encrypt your data client side. e.g Arq B
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by madjam002 10y ago
There was something like this for years called Symform but they shut down recently: http://www.backupreview.com/symform-to-discontinue-peer-to-p... I guess this was more of a commercial solution though.
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by madjam002 10y ago
Well, we're fucked.
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by madjam002 10y ago
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