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by r3bl 8y ago
Something that came into my mind after reading this: Let's say your name is Jon Doe and you've purchased domain.tld that was previously-used by some company. So you create to yourself jon@domain.tld, and figure out that the previo
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by r3bl 8y ago
It is stable since v13 hit stable.
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Japan to add millions of new nodes to federated Nextcloud network(nextcloud.com)
237 points by r3bl 8y ago|64 comments
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Non-AMP version: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-08-24/kalashnik...
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by r3bl 8y ago
The parent comment is referencing a batshit approach of the Australian government towards encryption: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/jun/06/planned-l... They're drafting a law that&#x27
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by r3bl 8y ago
Because VPN is a service, not a piece of software. You're paying third parties for the service, and those third parties use the money to maintain the infrastructure powerful enough for each user to have high speed VPN service (nobody&#
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by r3bl 8y ago
I'm always wondering the same. As a pretty noob sysadmin, my dead cheap[0] second-hand dedicated server was able to handle being on the HN homepage for 11ish hours without breaking a sweat. No CDN was involved what so ever, all content
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by r3bl 8y ago
They don't need to do any of that. Chromebooks became a thing without having a lot of software available on the platform. Microsoft already followed the footsteps with Windows 10 S. And they're the first major OS that's takin
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by r3bl 8y ago
It's almost as if companies roll out features to a certain percentage of users to test them before rolling them out to everyone.
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by r3bl 8y ago
This is a really nasty way of doing this, but if you do have a Mastodon account, you can use feed2toot[0]. An "upgraded" version of it would be to parse another RSS/Atom feed for your blog. Make an excerpt of the content that
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by r3bl 8y ago
Original article discussed here (87 points, 46 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17707187
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by r3bl 8y ago
> Most visitors are eligible for a 10 year visa It's up to the person in the embassy to decide. Just because you're eligible for it, doesn't mean you'll get it. For my country, it's either 6 months or 10 years. I
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by r3bl 8y ago
Nope, they are not actively enforcing this. I went into the US twice this year, received "random" secondary screening both times, but my laptop never left my sight, and they've never asked me anything about my online activity
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> Does Chrome on Android even support extensions? Nope. Only Firefox does (as far as I know). EDIT: Apparently Yandex is built on Chromium and allows installation of Chrome desktop extensions (only in the alpha version though). Maybe tha
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by r3bl 8y ago
Eh, no. GoodReads is more about connecting to your existing friends and sharing books between each other, not really designed for you to meet new people based off of your shared interest in books. But as for the comment above yours, that
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by r3bl 8y ago
The Facebook video in question is linked in the very first sentence, but the yellow highlighting doesn't distinguish the link from the rest of the text. So here's the link for the curious (in Hungarian of course): https:/&#x
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by r3bl 8y ago
Seems like he's referring to this: https://summerschool-croatia.cs.ru.nl/2019/
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by r3bl 8y ago
According to StatCounter, Android has 74.2%, while iOS has 24.15% of the European market. For comparison, in the USA, from the same source: Android 47.39%, iOS 52.19%.
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by r3bl 8y ago
Countdown to Zero Day by Kim Zetter. It talks about the Stuxnet and the story behind it, and I got the chance to learn some fairly interesting stuff in the meantime (like the complexity of building a nuclear bomb). I found it much more usef
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by r3bl 8y ago
Well, you can click on it and be redirected to a full article that explains their position: https://www.thefamily.co/toxicity
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Tribune Media Terminates Merger Agreement with Sinclair; Files Lawsuit(tribunemedia.com)
2 points by r3bl 8y ago|0 comments
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by r3bl 8y ago
I love your project and am really looking forward to replacing a lot of stuff with Matrix-powered chat. However, I strongly disagree with the author that Matrix should be recommended as a secure communication platform until E2E is stable
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> P.S. If you’re looking for good alternatives to Signal, I can recommend Matrix. Yes, if you're looking for alternatives to Signal, you should totally use a solution that hasn't rolled out end-to-end encryption by default[0].
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https://lmddgtfy.net/?q=moxie%20marlinspike
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Telegram doesn't have end-to-end encryption by default (only in secret chats). That's all you need to understand to know that it's an inferior product in comparison to Signal.
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Because you can open a private/incognito/porn tab and view the same article without actually paying for it, and a premium should offer you something worth a constant amount of money draining from your account. Paying 15 euros per
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A one year PWA retrospective(medium.com)
2 points by r3bl 8y ago|0 comments
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by r3bl 8y ago
Wallabag: https://www.wallabag.it/en (Link to the hosted version, change .it to .org if you prefer to self-host.) It contains highlighting, send-to-Kindle, decent mobile apps, and all the other features you would usually re
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by r3bl 8y ago
Yeah, it's not implemented. There's P2K[0] and crofflr[1] that act as middleware between Pocket and Kindle. [0] $3 per month subscription https://p2k.co/ [1] $5 one time payment https://www.crofflr.com&
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by r3bl 8y ago
You'd have to be connected to the VPN at all times to use it. The minute you're not using it, all the Red features disappear, regardless if you have an active subscription or not[0]. So your option is to have an always-on VPN. If

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