psiconaut

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by psiconaut 12y ago
In its current beta state, Bitmask boils down to an easy-to-configure, easy-to-use VPN with Linux and Android clients. But it's part of a wider strategy that includes easy-to-deploy providers (using puppet, basically) A bigger picture
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Bitmask: an open source app to provide easy and secure encrypted communication(bitmask.net)
45 points by psiconaut 12y ago|12 comments
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by psiconaut 16y ago
Because they are a distributed network? Because they are more difficult to switch off? I believe that the massive download sites are a bad habit. It's a step back. It's not only about copyright. It's about who governs the internets.
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by psiconaut 16y ago
ea = [robert, tavis, ben]; assert uploader in ea[1:] :p Somewhere in the kernel, 2008: "hey, what are these lines for? nah, we are safe removing them..." edit: robert is the author of the original exploit, that resurfaced when ben found
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by psiconaut 16y ago
... what about the old good trick: 1x1 image in mail reply, hosted in some controlled box? hopefully the guy is not checking mail with mutt. :)
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by psiconaut 16y ago
http://freshmeat.net/projects/dvorakng Hey, just switched this weekend. I found this useful. And fun. Try the nastiness mode ]:)
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by psiconaut 16y ago
so, they didn't take the money and run... let's see how long before it's ported to XYZ, if it's worth... :)
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Diaspora project public release(github.com)
3 points by psiconaut 16y ago|2 comments
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by psiconaut 16y ago
I've been running debian sid daily on a macbook for 5 years now, and I'm happy with it. Even debian sid seems more stable than the original osx, I don't need the eye-candy. as for the hardware, it keeps being rock-solid, so not only a aesth
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by psiconaut 16y ago
the "Growth and replication of red rain cells at 121 oC and their red fluorescence" paper at arxiv does not contain a single reference to the alledgelly-named "cells" lack of DNA (apart from being plagued of obvious spelling errors). If I w