shuringai

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by shuringai 6y ago
just use hcaptcha. even cloudflare switched to it
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by shuringai 6y ago
I can see your PR staff in my head, standing behind your monitor and saying: "now you have to write everything is in order, everything is normal, this is not a bug but a feature".
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by shuringai 6y ago
Problem is, The article assume humans mate with uniform distribution, and that they did so generations ago. The 2^n argument is way naive and this level of uniformity assumes every people on earth has the chance to end up with a uniform ran
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by shuringai 6y ago
pretty sure this'd be illegal in the EU where all simcard holders are required to tie the card to their ID documents by law, and there's a yearly checkup on these data
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by shuringai 6y ago
"Security by Obscurity is when you hide how a security measure works, not when you keep some part of it a secret." This is the net opposite of what Kerckhoff tells us. Very wrong. Let me quote Bruce Schneier on this: "If I hi
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by shuringai 6y ago
so... the secret to keep up with year-long projects is.... to keep them up for three years. Thanks cap'n!
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by shuringai 6y ago
"if you can reduce risk probabiloty with zero cost..." since when is obscurity zero cost? You've seen how much denuvo and vmprotect cost? Can you name any free free code obfuscator besides proguard that actually works? Can yo
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by shuringai 6y ago
too bad it's abandonware
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by shuringai 6y ago
software security 101: if there is an "accept the obvious risk" button, the user WILL DEFINITELY CLICK IT. No matter how clear you make the danger, they always choose potential malware instead of inconvenience. It's better hi
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by shuringai 6y ago
wow we can finally get back to being spied on by the US as usual instead of china!
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by shuringai 6y ago
also, very soon signal won't require a phone numbet as the PIN feature (what is present now for storage encryption) will be extended to serve as account ID
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by shuringai 6y ago
care to elaborate on how telegram is unsecure? Their fat bug bounty program yielded no security issues for years and I'm unaware of any issues with MTProto
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by shuringai 6y ago
threema claims no having no identificable information yet the account IDs are just the unsalted hashes of your telephone number.
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by shuringai 6y ago
problem is, this roadmap doesn't contain any specifics in contrast whats required from startups. It's just a fancy way of saying "we gonna do more source code versioning stuff".
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by shuringai 6y ago
env vars are not collected by default within containers. if OP's alternative is to use docker for every service then the whole problem is nonexistent since containers cannot access the host env.
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by shuringai 6y ago
I really like the intention and good will behind the post but almost every part is incorrect (even on an abstract level not restricting to bitcoin). I feel like OP is yet another someone who needed the keyword "blockchain expert"
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by shuringai 6y ago
the ideal system you described is called bitcoin
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by shuringai 6y ago
very unfortunate indeed as there's another project with this name: https://github.com/TRON-US/go-btfs I dont know whether the maintainer is a supporter of crypto (as in tokens) but having a common name with a Tron
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by shuringai 6y ago
After their comment on how willing they are to cooperate with FBI and law enforcement I can only believe in this PR stunt if they make the code open. Otherwise it's safe to assume a backdoor
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by shuringai 6y ago
why is the existence of sagemath have any news relevance on HN?
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by shuringai 6y ago
how is this any different than setting up grapahana, nginx-proxy with letsencrypt companion etc with docker-compose and just replace my app image?
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by shuringai 6y ago
>p2p > alibaba group choose one
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by shuringai 7y ago
so basically instead of porting desktop apps to ARM they convince me that my mobile device is actually a desktop... yep.... sound basic Apple to me