nalekberov

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   by nalekberov 6y ago

   Signal is not good enough either in the long run, because of its centralization. End-to-end encryption is sold as a bulletproof privacy solution, it might solve the most important element of privacy (having your messages not readable by oth
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   by nalekberov 6y ago

   I don’t understand what are you talking about. Honestly.
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   by nalekberov 6y ago

   Okay step by step: You can trust your own hardware more than someone else’s hardware. Everything can go bad, but if you physically have access, it increases the probability of recovery. (Since you care more) Usually one copy where you have
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   by nalekberov 6y ago

   Then the right action would be to fight for including bcrypt in the approved algorithms list.
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   by nalekberov 6y ago

   nevertheless you cannot completely trust public cloud provider when it comes to data integrity.
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   by nalekberov 6y ago

   OP is biased, in a sense that there is no such thing as “X is better than Y, because test proves that”. And it’s not regulator’s responsibility to decide whether X better than Y, there are rules, list of approved algorithms and whatnot. It’
7. 247.▲
   by nalekberov 6y ago

   Without local backup you cannot be sure of integrity of the data. In that sense the regulator is right. I would even question why the data is stored in cloud?
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   by nalekberov 6y ago

   to be honest i don't understand what are you talking about.
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   by nalekberov 6y ago

   The web is very fascinating space for me. Back in university years I started to realize how much powerful is web. One doesn't have to buy a lot of book in order to learn new things. It's just amazing. And yet I am a bit pessimisti
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    It’s for a reason. (It’s okay not to have any thought about something)
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    How old are you?
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    Java's selling point was portability, and did it very well, it was faster than programs written in interpreted languages, well it was and still is slightly slower than programs written in C and likes. Programs written on Electron rely
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    Programs written in Java runs on top JVM. On the other hand programs written for Electron comes bundled with Chromium. And we all know how it manages memory.
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    It doesn’t mean no analytics, it’s about including third-party analytics scripts. You can still do analytics.
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    I personally cannot thank enough GNU project for standing software freedom. We are living in a world where corporations control nearly everything by building proprietary systems. They have more than resources to buy, lobby, manipulate, see
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    I invite you first to read to understand what is going in the thread. I honestly have no idea what are you commenting about.
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    Out of what experience you came to that conclusion may I ask? We are talking about experts here not newbies.
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    No it would not.
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    Modern life is not all about being part of social media. Thanks to social media younger generation now are more depressive than ever.
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    They have billions in cash, but they can't afford to hire enough people to finish this task in 45 days? I believe Requirement 12.d is not necessarily about "what are your trade secrets and future business plans?". Somehow FTC
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    I was talking about the ones for Nintendo Switch. And they are pretty much complex games. Back in 90's in order to survive game producers had to have sense of quality and knowledge of definition of "finished".
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    i have bought some nintendo games a year or two ago, some of them received 0 update, still operate as a charm, without any (at least noticeable) bug.
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    Then big brothers came along, built centralized systems, you bought devices you have zero clue how they work. With your own money you let them collectively manipulate you. I believe this is what the author tried to explain. Internet and tec
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    There is no better way against fingerprinting than disabling js, you might be in a very tiny group, but tons of tracking scripts will fail to work, which means you will traceable by less parties. If a website forces me to use js in order to
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    Privacy is a buzzword to boost sales even more. Perhaps the biggest problem with Apple is its nasty monopoly strategies, remember the times you could easily add more RAM, change batteries?
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    The more these big corporations involves in this process, the more we are gonna lose our privacy. Centralization and too much power in certain amount of hands are the source of all evil.
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    Does cloudflare even care about the internet? You wanna bring privacy? Stop supporting these companies.
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    I would bet on "structure and interpretation of computer programs". You can read it online: https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/full-text/... Oh and "The Art of Computer
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    by nalekberov 6y ago

    Let me fix the title: "Most hyped Books for Programmers"