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by pampa 13y ago
Care to explain why you think it is a fail?
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by pampa 13y ago
> If meta data is concealed, how would the crackers which email is valuable? From the protocol doc: "When an email is sent then the email’s hash is added to the DHT in the key that matches the recipient’s address; the mail is then t
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by pampa 13y ago
Any proof of concept source code yet?
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by pampa 13y ago
Dont you see? It's a robot for growing organic weed! Maybe some lettuce on the side. Here is an idea for a startup: Shipping container weed farm. Order one online, plug in, insert seeds, press button.
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by pampa 13y ago
Well, there is a chart for that on wikipedia too, and it doesn't look good either. And I'm not talking about Japan. There was a country just a little over 20 years ago that was in debt up to its neck and was trying to do global su
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by pampa 13y ago
Or better yet: Crypto of mass destruction!
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by pampa 13y ago
> no reduction in financing (taxation) If you look at the GDP to national debt map on wikipedia you will notice, that most (if not all) first world countries, the beacons of human rights and democracy, owe more that they can produce in t
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by pampa 13y ago
Wow. So that's what the little arrow is all about????
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by pampa 13y ago
Shallow depth of field is of limited use and vastly overrated. I was shooting mostly with medium format TLR camera and there was always a problem getting greater dof, not shallower. Greater dof is actually a big plus for many shooting style
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by pampa 13y ago
In this case, it is not Mt. Gox who is stealing money, it's the US government.
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by pampa 13y ago
In real life, apps just leak your passwords into the cloud and send you push notifications. Thats how the average jabber IM on an iphone stays online when the app is in the background. One of these apps tried to connect to my jabber server
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by pampa 13y ago
If I get the idea right, the server keeps a list of Alice's p, g and A generated in advance for a Diffie-Hellman exchange. Bob then can complete his part of the key agreement when Alice is offline and send B together with the message
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by pampa 13y ago
Aliens! "there are live ETs on Earth at this present time, and at least two of them are working with the United States government." http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2013/06/05/paul-hellyer-aliens-...
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by pampa 13y ago
It's not "bullshit Terms of Service", it's "bullshit excuse". There is a difference.
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by pampa 13y ago
Denying bounty to a hacker on some bullshit "Terms of Service" violation excuse defeats the whole purpose of the bounty program. Next time a hacker will just sell the exploit to somebody else, cash upfront, and wont bother reporti
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by pampa 13y ago
Sorry, but this is all bullshit. Blackberry is in the business of ripping of people. Their BBM/PIN2PIN encryption is a joke. All devices use the same predefined AES key to 'scramble' pin messages. The only reason it is popula
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If You Use Gmail, You Have 'No Legitimate Expectation Of Privacy'(businessinsider.com)
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by pampa 13y ago
There is an open source implementation of GSM baseband software http://bb.osmocom.org/trac/ . Very limited hardware support though.
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by pampa 13y ago
Yep. Just like in 1933
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by pampa 13y ago
So, does this mean that if i switch from keepass to Bluepass I won't be able to go back and will be stuck with a semi-commercial app forever? Why not use keepass format natively? IMO a keepass-compatible app with built in sync would ma
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by pampa 13y ago
Does it support the keepass db format?
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by pampa 13y ago
it is an insurrection
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by pampa 13y ago
Yep. And in the mean time, the biggest tax evader is google and does it absolutely legit.
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by pampa 13y ago
AND because of the inconvenience and $$$ involved a lot of applications use a self signed cert and just skip checking the validity of the CA. I have written a few apps like that myself, so I suppose it is a common pattern.
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by pampa 13y ago
Sounds like gopher http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1436
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by pampa 13y ago
Put half a pound of crickets in food processor. Two teaspoons starch (for binding). Add 4 small sliced green chili peppers, some grated ginger, 2-3 thinly shredded kaffir lime leaves, lemon grass, teaspoon of fish sauce (for the msg!). Form
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by pampa 13y ago
Could I have a grass fed mealworm rib-eye steak please? :)
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by pampa 13y ago
I tried it for a few days to sync my main laptop with my netbook. Could not find any info on how it works and stopped using it. How does it generate keys? How does it sync? How can i be sure nobody is reading my files somewhere else? Back t
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by pampa 13y ago
Why would they need customers, whose email they won't be bale to read? There is a reason these services don't have end-to-end encryption, without a man in the middle there is no way to monetize on peoples data.
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by pampa 13y ago
It is not about leaks. It is about backdoors in hardware.

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