r0muald

33 ms·

301.
by r0muald 13y ago
> exposes lots of interesting data [[citation needed]] Is there an in-depth analysis of what data is exposed with the current protocol?
302.
by r0muald 13y ago
It is also part of CyanogenMod, and it is open source https://github.com/WhisperSystems/TextSecure so you can build it on your own https://www.whispersystems.org/blog/cyanogen-integration/
303.
by r0muald 13y ago
Hemlis is XMPP+GnuPG based, so (according to TextSecure developers - but most agree) bad for asynchronous communication (XMPP) and without perfect forward secrecy (GnuPG).
304.
by r0muald 13y ago
A smaller and increasingly skilled group of organized criminals. Not that good IMHO.
305.
by r0muald 13y ago
Why resetting passwords is an optional step left to users? Wouldn't it be more rational to reset all passwords?
306.
by r0muald 13y ago
One day not too far in the future there will be just Wikidata and this waste of time that is hand/bot-made lists of pages will die in fire.
307.
by r0muald 13y ago
There's already a lot of Postgres-specific 3rd party modules. This kickstarter is exactly about integrating some of those into contrib.
308.
Using a Python template engine to generate Java source code files(blog.tshirtman.fr)
2 points by r0muald 13y ago|0 comments
309.
by r0muald 13y ago
dpkg? Sure you mean apt-get / aptitude, unless you want to play with some non straightforward way of installing packages.
310.
by r0muald 13y ago
Is running a small piece of AGPL3 code on your website that much of a concern? Especially for only one week or so, and then it will be gone for good?
311.
by r0muald 13y ago
Just like Ruby on Rails :)
312.
by r0muald 13y ago
I agree completely on the diagnosis. But honestly suggesting Bitbucket as an alternative is kind of ridiculous: it has the same scale of availability problems, without all the pressure (DDoS) GitHub faces, and is much less transparent about
313.
by r0muald 13y ago
Like building the entire system in PHP, then throwing HipHop at it? Seems to work though.
314.
by r0muald 13y ago
1. Linux 2. GitHub That's it really.
315.
by r0muald 13y ago
> have a 3.5 that has print statement Yeah, because THAT is clearly what's blocking Python 3 adoption, with "from __future__ import print_function" being there since 2.6. It seems almost insulting that after years of relat
316.
by r0muald 13y ago
GNU/Linux distros have been shipping Python 3 for ages now.
317.
by r0muald 13y ago
https://bitbucket.org/FeministSoftwareFoundation/c-plus-equa... is also unavailable.
318.
by r0muald 13y ago
Important stuff: > Q9 How vulnerable is GnuPG now? We have disclosed our attack to GnuPG developers under CVE-2013-4576, suggested suitable countermeasures, and worked with the developers to test them. New versions of GnuPG 1.x and of li
319.
by r0muald 13y ago
"Quarantine in that direction is pretty easy" Until unrecognized Martian life jumps onto your happy home-bound spacecraft and starts colonising Earth. We can't even make sure recognised life from Earth is wiped from spacecr
320.
by r0muald 13y ago
> She made suspicious transactions on Ebay with the username “obolles,” which was also the handle she used to sign up for her Tor account This is entirely new to me: do you need to "sign up" for a Tor account? Is this just yet
321.
How DEA tracked a Delaware doctor involved with Silk Road(dailydot.com)
1 points by r0muald 13y ago|2 comments
322.
by r0muald 13y ago
Only if by ubiquitous you mean "all my friends use it" or developed country = [US, UK, Germany and a few others]. Really.
323.
by r0muald 13y ago
An unknown proportion of these titles have a corresponding news article or blog post, somewhere on the Web, just waiting to pop up on HN.
324.
by r0muald 13y ago
Will this ensure more popularity in the next few days → more interest → more buyers → exchange rate going up again? Hitting round numbers seems to activate some kind of attention treshold..
325.
by r0muald 13y ago
In case you missed it, this submission is not about PostgreSQL vs MongoDB. It's about the crazy GIF parade in the comments interleaved with thumbs up emojis. You don't see such stuff often on github :)
326.
The FairPhone OS on GitHub(github.com)
3 points by r0muald 13y ago|0 comments
327.
by r0muald 13y ago
Godwin's law, pal..
328.
by r0muald 13y ago
The thread where all HN users reveal their nationality, hometown, family status and what not. So good! PS fuck NSA
329.
by r0muald 13y ago
> Lol, BSD is for losers, switched from FreeBSD to Ubuntu 10 years ago and never looked back.. This comment made my day
330.
by r0muald 13y ago
Another pitfall of this thought-experiment is that there is no room for the constant number of humans who die and are born every day: the set of 33 questions hypothetical questions of today will not be valid tomorrow.

More ›