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by phaer 13y ago
The first link in the eff article is a mirror: http://www.op1d.mx/
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by phaer 13y ago
I personally think that most of the us foreign policy is considered un-democratic and totalitarian by many. I would not agree that nobody notices, people do notice. Some governments are opposed to it internationally but it's hard to pr
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by phaer 13y ago
Your parent was talking about Telegram, not TextSecure. The quality of the formers crypto is much more controversial than the latter.
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by phaer 13y ago
And the main reason why we have web standards is that it should not matter how "shitty" your device is to access content on the web comfortably.
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by phaer 13y ago
> they're also under more scrutiny vis-à-vis Chrome (which would be effective even if it were not open source). Chrome is not open source. Chromium is, but they are not the same.
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by phaer 13y ago
Well, you could always audit software you don't use at all, right? ;) I'd guess that they decided to drop pidgin and use instantbird instead (or the other way around) and would also be interested in some more information about the
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by phaer 13y ago
I suppose that's why skennedy writes "without opting in first". What you describe is called "opt out", it's the opposite of opt in.
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by phaer 13y ago
Augeas provides some abstraction over different config formats so you don't even have to know the syntax and are less likely to make typos.
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by phaer 13y ago
IANAL, but I guess you might want to add a big "this product is not affiliated with google" disclaimer on your page?
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by phaer 13y ago
A few examples could also be helpful to get a better impression of cost without uploading a finished design.
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by phaer 13y ago
In general it's quite nice. As a viennese native living abroad, i especially miss the public transport system and some of the theaters. Vienna also has far less social segregation than other cities of it's size (~2M), looks extrem
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by phaer 13y ago
Why? I thought the selling point of this non-federated, proprietary jabber client was it's existing user base which would probably continue to use the official client. So what would be the benefit of an WhatsApp client with OTR?
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by phaer 13y ago
> But what does it look inside private corporations? In my experience (technical companies in countries where German is the main language) most of them use either English straight away or their native language mixed with a lot of english
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by phaer 13y ago
Wouldn't it be just as simple for an attacker to persuade a victim to paste a string starting with "javascript:" into the URL bar?
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by phaer 13y ago
I don't think so, there's a vast amount of LGBT authors who advocate the idea of sexuality as a social construct, be it homo-, hetero- or other sexualities
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by phaer 13y ago
A response would be even more appreciated than a down-vote ;)
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by phaer 13y ago
You don't need me to explain to you why your examples are completely different scenarios than letting your (male) child play with dolls or wear dresses, right? Please find some better examples if you are interested in a constructive di
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by phaer 13y ago
"The benefit of this being that we can use the same media queries in the Javascript as we have used in our Javascript." I guess the second mention of "Javascript" should be "CSS", right?
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by phaer 13y ago
Depends on what 'forces' means exactly in this case.
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by phaer 13y ago
That's true, I'd oppose it if they really force the boy against his wishes to wear dresses, etc. But that's not clear from what I read because it's often described as 'forcing' when parents buy non-traditional
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by phaer 13y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by phaer 13y ago
> Speak for yourself. I personally know a lesbian couple that forces their boy to wear dresses, play with dolls, and talk down anything traditionally "male". I am sorry, I don't see how that would be the same as "deny
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by phaer 13y ago
Also interesting that "cairo-based" "Ahmed Ronaldo"s name is written in greek writing on his facebook page. That does not even look like a authentic, egyptian fake account
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by phaer 13y ago
It has been "Oracle java" for a few years now and that is a political problem for some people, myself included.
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by phaer 13y ago
ssh + tmux attach/detach does the trick for a surprising amount of developer jobs.
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by phaer 13y ago
I guess s/he owns a second machine and boots boot2docker over the network (PXE = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preboot_Execution_Environment ) without installing anything on the second machine.
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Redux, redo in go(github.com)
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by phaer 13y ago
> I would actually like for there to be a nice, simple distro that anybody could use, with only general, vanilla Linux software. Your are looking, depending on your use case, either for Debian or Fedora.
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by phaer 13y ago
In theory: No, but it might make sense to make the difference between Ubuntu and all other Linux distributions clear. Maybe Ubuntu should not be called "Linux" anymore, just like android which also uses the kernel but has it'
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by phaer 13y ago
Is there some sort of end to end encryption available for this or any other WebRTC-based VOIP app?

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