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by no_protocol 10y ago
uBlock Origin Without it, the web is a totally different place.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Do you know if there is a prior events view of this calendar? I was recently trying to look at Stallman's event history but couldn't find it in a minute or so of searching so gave up.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Do you prefer startups from a certain level on Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Why don't you share your idea right here to try to catch someone's attention? Being vague isn't going to help.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
I feel that the homepage at kubernetes.io is a poor introduction to the project. All the keywords and short descriptions don't add up to a complete picture of what Kubernetes does and why someone would want to use it. The opening tag
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Is there a compiled listing of all CA audits (good and bad) and "offenses" so a prospective customer might be able to choose a CA based on past performance rather than marketing materials?
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by no_protocol 10y ago
A clear and detailed report. The conclusion seems both transparent and fair. It would be very difficult for many customers of StartCom/WoSign if they were immediately revoked. Hopefully this news spreads far enough that the reputati
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by no_protocol 10y ago
matrix.org is trying to do this, but so far progress seems slow/incomplete so far. No comment on the technical aspects of it, but the idea of my own server where I can run bridges to all these different accounts is pretty appealing.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
> you login, use your apps and they stay there, for you to access at-will Sounds like https://sandstorm.io/
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by no_protocol 10y ago
"Coming soon: Latacora Security Academy, graduate and we'll place you at a company with good security already in place." I would apply.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Useful or not, I consider the boldface statement > we know nothing about the encrypted data you store on our servers misleading, since they do know some things about the encrypted data.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Or a hijacked GitHub repository/maintainer?
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by no_protocol 10y ago
I had the same feeling when reading the copy on the site. I looked for an explanation of what they mean by the statement, but couldn't find one. Google led me to a Spider Oak page that seems to use the terminology in a similar manner
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by no_protocol 10y ago
From a glance at the GitHub page, it looks like you can self-host the project. Is "bower install" a possible attack vector as well? I'm unfamiliar with it.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
I have often seen claims that doing any kind of crypto in (browser) javascript is dangerous. Does this fall into that trap? How can I safely share the URL to someone without already using an established encrypted communication method? Is t
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Developer's Certificate of Origin, see the last paragraph of the section about the copyright notice.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
It seems like there are a lot of tools, patches, and installers in the Hackintosh/"not quite supported Mac" realm that are supposed to be blindly trusted by users. It's like a few guys figure something out and release a
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by no_protocol 10y ago
> I just fork it, fix it, and forget it. When you say you like to just fork it, do you mean that you're publishing the fixes you make somewhere, or just keeping them to yourself? I am very interested in any attempts at some kind of
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by no_protocol 10y ago
> fix the problem yourself and submit a pull request For smaller projects out on GitHub I often see attempts at this that fail. Stuck in "Open" status for years or outright rejected. Maybe the account in control of the canonic
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Protect it with a strong passphrase.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Sure, but most weren't designed to be intentionally indecipherable or obtuse.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Can someone provide examples of programming forms, practices, or languages intentionally born esoteric that eventually turned mainstream? Nothing from this page popped out to me. It seems like sometimes an idea is so odd that it gets wides
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by no_protocol 10y ago
It would be difficult because the project appears to have accepted contributions from many authors under the GNU General Public License. One of the terms of the license is that any derivative work must be released under the same license te
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Aha, but even if you accept no support from GNU or FSF, they can continue to promote, support, and maintain this project, including any future work you do on it. Maybe with a different name or slightly diverged feature set, but the same pr