me1010

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by me1010 12y ago
You misunderstand. You're defining trust as trust that the entity is who the entity claims to be in societal space. But this is unnecessary. All that needs to be trusted is that the claimed domain owner is the domain owner. It doesn
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by me1010 12y ago
The problem is that a CA is issuing two things: 1. An identity. 2. A secure communications certificate. These do not need to be the same thing or issued by the same entity. I propose to modify the system as follows: 1. Register a domain na
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by me1010 12y ago
There's an RFC for that... http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2223 There's really nothing at all stopping intelligent people getting together and "fixing" IMAP, rather than building a compatibility bridg
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by me1010 12y ago
So, since you seem to be a developer on this -I'd like to ask: 1. If I run my own email server and do not have email addresses from yahoo, google, et al, how does this help me? 2. Is there a way to strip html off every incoming message
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by me1010 12y ago
But the founders of the USA were mostly slaveholding bigots. In fact, one the greatest free thinkers of his time - Thomas Paine - was ostracized by those founding "fathers" for speaking out against the founders' slavery, rel
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by me1010 12y ago
They don't have to be. GNUPG FTW!
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by me1010 12y ago
NSA and your email... Well, there was a blog post I read at some point entitled "Google has half of my email because it has all of yours." here... found it... http://mako.cc/copyrighteous/google-has-most-of-my
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by me1010 12y ago
Yes! I run three mail servers. I have all three running on separate Linodes. I could probably combine them into one server, but I use them for different purposes. Each server consists of: 0. Debian 1. postfix 2. courier 3. sasl 4. postgres
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by me1010 12y ago
Yes really. The 50 to 100 MHz 486 processor was the state of the art consumer computing platform of the early 90s. The bulb in question here has not just one, but two processors that both run faster than the 100MHz 486. Also, when Windows
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by me1010 12y ago
Perhaps you should watch "The Thin Blue Line" a few hundred times... and then repost... I would be seriously concerned about a Bayesian filter being applied as the sole reason for arrests...
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by me1010 12y ago
The research seems to be from here... http://oxford-biochron.com/ And it's linked to google, facebook, and "others" ... Since I don't use google, facebook, or "others", I don't think it wo
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by me1010 12y ago
I would imagine most DDNS services push traffic to a blacklisted node. Your ISP blacklists the D-IP so that you, as a lowly end-user, can't run something like an email server. So, I would imagine effectively sorting out which IP addr
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by me1010 12y ago
Easy... A stereogram "captcha" ... What's the hidden 3D image? More fun too... http://www.brainbashers.com/stereo.asp