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   by otachack 7y ago

   I recommend to use anything but Google Authenticator. andOTP is my preferred considering you can make non-encrypted and encrypted backups of all entries. I lost my phone once and was primarily using Google Authenticator at the time. Because
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   by otachack 7y ago

   An easier way may be to anonymously message a tech savvy media company or security firm, maybe via snail mail even. You can do it anonymously yourself but it'll take some work and a mashup of: - VPN service where you pay with cash (Mul
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   by otachack 7y ago

   As soon as Apple gives access to that data (they won't)
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   by otachack 7y ago

   Telegram does invest heavily on their UI. It's been hard for me to convince people to move to it, regardless. I imagine I'd have an even harder time moving people to Signal. While their encryption is better, I've seen complai
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   by otachack 7y ago

   So let's make it portable? There should be an easy way to transfer your account/content to another verse without losing data. Then keeping a mapping from the old@firstverse -> new@secondverse and verses only allowing a limited
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   by otachack 7y ago

   You can on Android but not on iPhone apparently. https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/360007059752-Ba...
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   by otachack 7y ago

   Backlogged this, I'm highly interested in this considering the old rat race seems out of style to me.
8. 218.▲
   by otachack 7y ago

   No COI to see here, folks. Why isn't the DNC harder on crap like this?
9. 219.▲
   by otachack 7y ago

   An OS with this data is different than an app.
10. 220.▲
    by otachack 7y ago

    It's easy to hack analog as well if the administration is in on it.
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    by otachack 7y ago

    Sounds like you didn't configure it to what you wanted. You can turn off the motion detection and just listen for door bell presses instead. Mine runs off the battery instead of hooking to a power line so I had to disable most of the f
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    by otachack 7y ago

    What do you think about SwiftUI? I never liked coding layouts by hand but it seems a great compromise for SwiftUI, so I'm pretty happy to use it later on when more devices have moved on (which should be soon)
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    by otachack 7y ago

    I get it. Don't feel guilty! Sucks that he died so young :(
14. 224.▲
    by otachack 7y ago

    Keybase comes with social tools to verify identity. Would be pretty silly to see a military personnel profile in public view.
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    by otachack 7y ago

    Sure, but Google/Android has added fine grain GPS permissions in Android 10+ so we have the option to say "just track when using app" instead of "no" or "all the time". The problem, now, is rolling it out
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    by otachack 7y ago

    What I hear from others if that it isn't up to par with encryption standards that Signal and WhatsApp use since Telegram rolls their own. Also, you have to explicitly start a e2e chat with a given person, otherwise it's through, a
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    by otachack 7y ago

    This is great, thanks for sharing it. I started a Rust project awhile ago to do something similar but based on a boardgame. It was fun but I didn't keep up with it. I'll try to get back at it using this as inspiration!
18. 228.▲
    by otachack 7y ago

    Kotlin was a breath of fresh air from Java. Highly impressed at how easy it was to transition, as well.
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    by otachack 7y ago

    For sure, but does applying a password on pub-priv key creation encrypt it? Haven't tried it myself yet but may later when I'm back at my computer.
20. 230.▲
    by otachack 7y ago

    I have a similar setup and yes, I believe it's a convenience thing. Imagine teaching your non-technical family member how to manage your setup.
21. 231.▲
    by otachack 7y ago

    Apple already supports SMS to their Messages app. Those communication threads fall back to SMS rather than their proprietary protocol, I imagine. RCS equipped message apps will probably fall back to regular SMS when sending to Apple Message
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    by otachack 7y ago

    Also Keybase And Telegram (need to enable e2e for a given conversation, though)
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    by otachack 7y ago

    I think you can only provision a compiled app to run on a phone for 7 days before needing to reinstall IF you aren't paying the $99/yr Apple dev account fee. Running on simulators is free, though.
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    by otachack 7y ago

    Never heard of this and love the idea. Thanks for sharing, will check it out.
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    by otachack 7y ago

    Agree with your points, but piggybacking to post Mozilla's donation page. We can be preemptive and give to them in order to help the cause. https://donate.mozilla.org/en-US/
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    by otachack 7y ago

    Technically can pony up for a Enterprise account ($200/yr?) and have protestors install the app after trusting the Enterprise org. You just have to host the IPA on a site somewhere. If you want to build the source code and install the
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    by otachack 7y ago

    Definitely a ton of users. IMO though, I've just used the stock Terminal on macOS for the past 4 years or so. I don't see my self using any of the features iTerm2 brings to the table.
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    by otachack 7y ago

    What's a SSN in your view, then?
29. 239.▲
    by otachack 7y ago

    The separation of church and state has been doing wonders, so far. \s
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    by otachack 7y ago

    Yeah you can print it out as a small magazine, it's pretty nifty. Zachtronics games had a couple for the game Exapunks. It's pretty sweet! But yeah if that's not your thing she has a PDF computer-friendly version available.