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by neiman 6y ago
Yes, but I have structured my message so it can never be criticized :-) Their intention is good, but I fail to see how it ensures that Signal, the project or the management of the app, would never fall into bad hands. Promising such a thing
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by neiman 6y ago
Are all non-profit organizations good? What stops Signal from becoming for-profit in the future?
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by neiman 6y ago
A benevolent dictatorship would always be more effective than a democracy, but what happens once it stops being benevolent? Same here. A centralized app (like Signal) is more effective than distributed/decentralized approach. But what
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by neiman 6y ago
> The advantages of P2P are undeniable and profound, but few are effectively addressing the privacy implications. The one I know of that is, Briar, routes all traffic over Tor; every node is reached by a Tor onion service. Bisq (p2p exch
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by neiman 6y ago
While regular afternoon naps may be linked to improved cognitive function, regular afternoon naps after food are strongly linked to my stomach aches.
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The Self-Governing Internet Organizations Manifest(blog.almonit.eth.link)
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by neiman 6y ago
They banned them for “hateful and discriminatory content” which Discord coincidentally noticed only after r/WallStreetBets became a major financial actor. But there's no connection here, nope. Pure coincidence.
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by neiman 6y ago
Thanks!
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by neiman 6y ago
No, they're using a gateway in case you didn't choose to install your own go-ipfs local node.
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by neiman 6y ago
Do they always refer to the same gateway, dweb.link? Is there a way to change this gateway? Otherwise all of ipfs will end up going through dweb.link, and that's how you centralized a decentralized technology.
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by neiman 6y ago
I also live in the EU, but the EU did not invented universities, and hence whichever bureaucratic definition it made up, shouldn't be used as a measure for universities outside the EU.
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by neiman 6y ago
We (at Almonit) work on a self-governing publication system which would bring democratic control to content moderation. We just wrote about its philosophy earlier this week. https://almonit.com/blog/2021-01-08/self
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The Self-Governing Internet Organizations Manifest (Part II)(almonit.com)
1 points by neiman 6y ago|0 comments
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The Self-Governing Internet Organizations Manifest(almonit.club)
2 points by neiman 6y ago|0 comments
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The Self-Governing Internet Organizations Manifest(gateway.pinata.cloud)
1 points by neiman 6y ago|0 comments
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by neiman 6y ago
Disaster , disaster, but if not for Bitcoin (or cryptocurrencies in general) I wouldn't have any option for paying online.
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by neiman 6y ago
In 2020, the only way for netzidents to do get what they naturally deserve is by hacking.
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by neiman 6y ago
As I said: > but it only searches decentralized websites Hacker news is not a decentralized website..
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by neiman 6y ago
There's also Almonit (I'm one of the creators), which is a decentralized search engine that looks like a Google alternative, but it only searches decentralized websites, so it's not. almonit.eth.link/ Almonit is based
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by neiman 6y ago
> We accidentally shipped an un-stripped/obfuscated tarball of our GitHub Enterprise Server source code to some customers a couple of months ago. I'd love to hear more about that.
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by neiman 6y ago
Oh yeah, this paragraph: "For example, as shown on Exhibit A, the source code expressly suggests its use to copy and/or distribute the following copyrighted works owned by our member companies" That's quite unwise to be
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by neiman 6y ago
I didn't notice that. Links?
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by neiman 6y ago
But it can also be sued for downloading uncopyrighted material. It's like submitting DCMA for Office Word because people can use it for creating pirate copies of Harry Potter.
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by neiman 6y ago
Is it possible to publish extension to Brave without Google authorizing it? As an extension builder I tried in the past and didn't manage to do that.
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by neiman 6y ago
People hoarded toilet paper when Corona began with full intention to use them. People hoard food in wartime with intention to eat it. So yes, Amazon hoard IPv4 with intention to maybe use them in the future. But hording it is, and in a non-
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by neiman 6y ago
If we insist on IPv4, at least treat those IPs as a public resource of humanity, and don't just let anyone horde them in all kinds of strange deals.
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by neiman 6y ago
I'm sure this is going to be very objective and neither manipulated or manipulative at all.
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by neiman 6y ago
Windows only boohoohooo:(
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by neiman 6y ago
While I'm against doxing, what right does Apple have to tell Telegram what to do?
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by neiman 6y ago
We don't purchase products anymore, at least not digital things. Instead we're always buying a service. Buying includes a very short period of trust between you and the seller, where you give them money, and they give you the prod

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