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by noyesno 12y ago
Though they claim to have designed the hardware themselves, it looks very much like the NEXX mini-router: http://www.atupapa.com/17043400030en.html http://www.nexx.com.cn/index.php/home/detail?p
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by noyesno 12y ago
Interesting, the password associated to a secondary Gmail account of mine turned out to be not for Gmail login but for a Friendster.com account from years back that used it as user ID.
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Schneier gives a nod to JackPair(schneier.com)
1 points by noyesno 12y ago|0 comments
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by noyesno 12y ago
This reminds me of the early days of GSM where Nokia phones showed a broken lock icon if the air interface between the mobile phone and the base station did not use encryption. At the time at least France had disabled the encryption and the
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by noyesno 12y ago
I use a tiny app on Windows called "PureText" that removes formatting from any text copied to the clipboard. It's lovely.
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by noyesno 12y ago
Stax is also missing but I guess they are not a "major manufacturer"..
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by noyesno 13y ago
Agreed - it also fails teach how one should create a revocation certificate.
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by noyesno 13y ago
Thank you for the clarification. I would very much welcome the addition of groups (private (invite only), read only and public) and allow users to take ownership and moderation duties for them.
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by noyesno 13y ago
So how is this like Reddit? Do you allow users to create their own sub-groups where they can submit images visible only within that domain? What about user driven moderation?
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by noyesno 13y ago
Somewhat surprising move considering their earlier statement[1] on unlimited storage. Still, my renewal is coming up soon anyway, so the extra 25$ (against the 100$ annual for 100GB) doesn't seem like a bad deal. [1] https://
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by noyesno 13y ago
Why choose such a loaded name? "In Roman mythology, Laverna was a goddess of thieves, cheats and the underworld."
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by noyesno 13y ago
In the mobile domain (under the 3GPP standard), there is something called "Advice of Charge" that would give such functionality but most carriers do not deploy it unless local regulations demand it.
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by noyesno 13y ago
The link to the ETSI 3GPP specs is a bit silly: it shows not only all the related specs but also all the versions of those docs.
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by noyesno 13y ago
There's a bit more information available via a Finnish tabloid Iltalehti [1]: 1. It's based on a freemium model where you get 5 Gb of space for free and pay for more space/features. 2. The service is hosted in two different c
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Younited - all your content 100% alive(younited.com)
38 points by noyesno 13y ago|38 comments
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by noyesno 13y ago
If you don't like the command line approach, you can use GUIs [1] like GNU Privacy Assistant or Cryptophane. [1] http://www.gnupg.org/related_software/frontends.html#gui
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by noyesno 13y ago
Use a smart card. After creating your secret key(s), you move them to the card (or you can create the key inside the card, so it is never seen by your PC). The card has no capability of exporting them so they will never be leaked. You can o
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by noyesno 13y ago
See also: "Politics and the English Language", Orwell, 1946. https://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/orwell46.htm