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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
Telegram desktop [1] aka "tdesktop" is the official telegram desktop client, it's based on Qt and it's cross platform (Windows, GNU/Linux, OS X). What you have been using must be "Telegram for OS X" [2], a
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
It doesn't seem so: https://github.com/telegramdesktop/tdesktop/issues/871
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
How can it be at 1.0 and still have not implemented secret chats?
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
It's possible to build FHS environments with multilib [1]. In fact it's what I use to run games and other binary only software: It works perfectly for me. I will share my setup. The expression `games.nix` [2] I use for my games bu
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
I use Refine: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/refine-customizable-ad-block...
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
RMS on "Netflix and chill": https://twitter.com/gexcolo/status/637383659318734849 I don't know if it's really him, though.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
That's good but it should require a confirmation like it's done for self-signed certs, at least when submitting a form.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
And give no warning for plain HTTP pages.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
But isn't the traffic between me and the entry node completely encrypted? How can a passive observer even detect I'm sending/receiving a specific message.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
If you run PyBitmessage over tor you should be fine.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
With the hardware acceleration for packets routing it probably outperforms a custom-built PC.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
Seriously? Downvoted for stating a fact? https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/202775670-H...
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
CloudFlare usually just serve you a cached version of the site to increase performances and reduce the bandwidth. It automatically caches CSS, images and scripts but the rules are customizable.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
They must enjoy making you pay for something that has virtually no cost. My ISP charges for stuff like displaying the caller ID or checking the last number on the landline phone.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
If you don't know already the OpenPGP implementation used in the new Yubykeys is no longer[1] open source. Not that it really matters, since you couldn't verify the running code anyway, but this doesn't make me feel I should
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
Several articles from different sources were submitted but no a single one went above 10 points.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
Is it really so easy to control a significant portion of tor exit nodes? I seem to remember there are automatic systems and members of the project checking for suspiscious nodes.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
The Nix manual is a good start: http://nixos.org/nix/manual/#chap-quick-start Then there are a lot tutorial about setting up a development environment for a particular language. See: go: http://lethalma
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
That's exactly what Nix [1] tries to accomplish. You should look into it. I have been using it for about six months and has worked very well for me, especially for haskell and python development. [1]: http://nixos.org/n
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
What about these? https://www.browserleaks.com/firefox https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=863246 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=903959
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
You should try self-destructing cookies.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
I have been using privoxy as a system wide proxy with this rule `forward-socks4a .onion localhost:9050 .` to do this. I didn't know this was possible, great.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
Why hard? pijul.org>Downloads>From Source and `darcs get https://pijul.org`
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
Spammers are already using emails from git repositories, especially from Github.
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Uniqueness types: add side effects keeping referential transparency(docs.idris-lang.org)
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
It's possible because chats are not end-to-end encrypted.
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by rnhmjoj 10y ago
It's closed source, has no linux client and it's not end-to-end encrypted. https://mobile.twitter.com/thegrugq/status/54017648967774617... Also have a look at https://wire.com/legal/
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by rnhmjoj 11y ago
I love the interfaces in the movie Oblivion: https://vimeo.com/64377100
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by rnhmjoj 11y ago
No, not really: even if you could block all the known tor relays there are still the bridges that are exactly meant for this situation: bridges are like normal relays but their full list is not disclosed so it shouldn't be possible to
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by rnhmjoj 11y ago
It's more like we shouldn't trust a third party closed source software for a task that is supposed to be done in a secure way.

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