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by rasengan 6y ago
I understand why these senators want this. However, it is very odd for a government to try to force a private business to do something this way.
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Hacker News New Post Feed IRC Bot(github.com)
1 points by rasengan 6y ago|0 comments
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by rasengan 6y ago
You can get all this by running your own server. The plus side of this is that you will also protect a lot more meta data this way (not all, but more). On your own server, you can host your own git repos, your own IRC server, and your own f
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by rasengan 6y ago
No it’s absolutely not ok. It’s abusive and removes power from the people. They aren’t just a business - those that censor are absolutely the enemy of the people.
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by rasengan 6y ago
CalendarServer [1] is good. [1] https://www.calendarserver.org/
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by rasengan 6y ago
That’s cute.
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by rasengan 6y ago
There needs to be a way to verify keys and identity when using encryption as well as when using public key operations as a method of authentication in general. Keybase, a centralized service, provided this ability [1]. Now that it was acqu
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by rasengan 6y ago
In general, this advice can make sense in some cases. However, I want to share some advice that I've found while both investing in hundreds of businesses and running a few myself: 1. Don't start something you're not actually
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by rasengan 6y ago
Flippa is an option if it's a smaller project [1]. If the project is moderate sized to larger, it would be advisable to speak with an Investment Banker. [1] https://www.flippa.com/
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by rasengan 6y ago
DNS.live does this for its free web and DNS hosting [1]. All you need to do is sign any post/api call with the private key associated with the address in control of your handshake tld. An example is on github [2][3]. [1] https:/
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by rasengan 6y ago
> Keybase felt like WireGuard for its use case, just dead simple and also secure. WireGuard, however, is "decentralized" because you can run it yourself whereas Keybase was always a centralized service where you always had to t
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by rasengan 6y ago
> Keybase is primarily a secure chat app. It looks like keybase has morphed since I've last looked at it. I recall its primary function being that of a Web of Trust-like system for different public keys and addresses. > Does Han
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by rasengan 6y ago
Handshake [1] is a great keybase alternative that doesn’t even rely on centralization. All information is verifiable with the blockchain acting as the root of trust. [1] https://handshake.org
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by rasengan 6y ago
How exactly does this work?
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by rasengan 6y ago
Next, gun makers will be tried for murder.
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by rasengan 6y ago
How do we know if the IP and headers supplied will be legitimate? There have been other acts in the past [1] that have been covered in government. [1] https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/4xaqz9/hillary-clinton
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by rasengan 6y ago
They are doing this with the intention to stop you and all of us from questioning authorities. The internet has proven to be way too powerful.
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by rasengan 6y ago
This is a non peer reviewed study identifying the links between MMR vaccines and reduced COVID19 issues [1]. [1] https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.10.20053207v...
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by rasengan 7y ago
You are only as secure as the most insecure component in your infrastructure.
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by rasengan 7y ago
This is definitely a cool project. With Chrome and Firefox essentially as the only two options at this point (and forks thereof), this is needed! I also know of one other [1] but not so sure about it’s current status since it’s last update
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by rasengan 7y ago
Agreed, and that original title is the actual title of the linked article itself.
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by rasengan 7y ago
What’s crazy is if you own the ISP (who generally wants to repeal net neutrality) you already know which names are associated with each IP as well as other information since you looked up their credit score among other things.
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by rasengan 7y ago
Can you share some stats: 1) cat /proc/cpuinfo 2) free -h 3) lspci 4) traceroute 8.8.8.8 Thanks in advance!
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by rasengan 7y ago
To be able to sell a 1/month USD VPS it seems likely a provider could be overselling, using cheap hardware, or something else.
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by rasengan 7y ago
This is definitely a touchy subject. As the article notes, this will remove the privacy from all people who commented on net neutrality, but it will also allow 2 NYTimes reporters to try to figure out why there were fake comments that led t
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Private Search: Encrypted and Anonymized Without Google or Bing(private.sh)
4 points by rasengan 7y ago|0 comments
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by rasengan 7y ago
Private Search [1] is also not based on Google or Bing. [1] https://private.sh
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S.3398 – Earn IT Act of 2020(congress.gov)
2 points by rasengan 7y ago|0 comments
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by rasengan 7y ago
Exactly. Organizations shouldn’t be governed by ORG who in turn shouldn’t be governed by ICANN. This action thoroughly makes clear that ICANN controls DNS. Alternatives like Handshake [1] move the root zone to a blockchain as a root of tru
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by rasengan 7y ago
> The problem that we're actually trying to solve with all of this is how to provide a root of trust. Blockchains are a way to do that, but I've yet to see a compelling use case beyond digital cash. Handshake [1] provides a roo

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