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Mixminion: A Type III Anonymous Remailer(mixminion.net)
1 points by smalltorch 5d ago|0 comments
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by smalltorch 6d ago
Meh, I still like it. Nothing quite gives the user that feedback that PGP gives of seeing raw ciphertext unlocked with a key. But, thanks for creating signal
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by smalltorch 7d ago
But can it crack my modern cipher? :) 23KtkdEkMWBrV13x3vi7f https://gitlab.com/here_forawhile/edasm
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by smalltorch 8d ago
Ah, yes, just what I like to see from an AI safety researcher.
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by smalltorch 8d ago
>hobbiest or dev just testing your services Is different than sharing your work with a client. I personally wouldnt make it SOP to utilize a complely free service like this to share my work. I'm not saying it's not convient, it
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by smalltorch 8d ago
If your a hobbiest or dev just testing your services, it makes more sense to utilize onion services imho. It does the exact same thing, except supported by a global network of volunteers around the world. Sure, you get some latency, but thi
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by smalltorch 8d ago
I assume journalists would already do this actually maybe they don't? There dosent appear to be any import/export controls on the current internet is there? If they say import export control gives them the right to search citizens
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by smalltorch 8d ago
So store your data in a secure location and only access it with devices if your a journalist?
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by smalltorch 8d ago
It's a nice ability, but I dont like the terms of use.
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by smalltorch 9d ago
It's kinda a different subject than AI regulation. More about this type of scenario https://time.com/6988935/trump-worries-ai-deepfakes-trigger-... It would be hard to implement. Both sides would basically need to
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by smalltorch 9d ago
I like the analogy as someone who is a carpenter by trade and have dabbled in creating a few working things over the last years only because of the advancement of LLM code generation. As a carpenter, you come up with *stuff* from your mind
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by smalltorch 10d ago
>At the same time, about every two minutes, code checked that the camera was still running and logged the message, “Who’s a good boy?!
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by smalltorch 10d ago
On the other hand, its good to design systems where it wouldn't even matter if the hostile nation state knows exactly how it works. This is a principle in cryptography, but carries nicely to other things.
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by smalltorch 11d ago
I mean 1 and 4. But you have me thinking about what 3 could mean in the future....and....I would be thrilled to provide a service with my compute to usa solider in need if that's what the future holds. Providing quarters meant food and
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by smalltorch 11d ago
I think it's cool, and completely necessary. No need to be compatible with old email, really.
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by smalltorch 11d ago
It's a great write up thankyou. I propose we build and distribute easy to use services designed to run on our own devices, in our own homes, to take full advantage of 1st and 4th amendments, then distribute these services widely with b
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by smalltorch 11d ago
>Meanwhile, human researchers are losing the ability and the will to take true ownership of model-driven research. Researchers and engineers in all parts of the stack are rapidly increasing their dependence on the models even to perceive
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A Flock camera hit put an innocent woman in jail [video](youtube.com)
3 points by smalltorch 12d ago|1 comments
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by smalltorch 12d ago
The catalyst was the former employee saying it might kill us all. A lot transpired since then. The warning reached a very wide audience and now you see a scramble to put the top back on since it's having such a negative effect on AI ou
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by smalltorch 12d ago
Three commands and you can transform the old phone, computer into a usable service and access it worldwide and its costs nothing. Perhaps it's just the knowledge that that is possible. People want digital sovereignty. They just don&#x2
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by smalltorch 12d ago
It's really not any easier at all, and really not a wide labor market for it... and an ICF house still needs framers. It's a really expensive and laboruius way to increase the R value of your home basically.
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by smalltorch 12d ago
I feel nerd sniped. Onion services. Just make it normal. Some may say that's overkill. It's really not today. It happens to be the best way to self-host with privacy by default. I don't buy that they are too slow. Its not.
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by smalltorch 12d ago
Sorry, IBM made this?
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by smalltorch 12d ago
Is it that difficult to make an unbreakable cipher anymore?
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by smalltorch 12d ago
I don't typically find anything without a link do you? Post to an aggregator and stuff gets around naturally if it's interesting and worth sharing.
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by smalltorch 12d ago
Very cool! Can you reveal how much this custom board cost you?
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Ask HN: You have unlimited resources, what software would you build?
4 points by smalltorch 12d ago|5 comments
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by smalltorch 12d ago
Nonogra . ph is another one. Although the link appears to get instantly flagged for some reason
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by smalltorch 12d ago
The commit history is kinda wild
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by smalltorch 13d ago
It's marginally cheaper to install flimsy chains and surveillance than to pony up for a slightly thicker gauge chain get out of here with your common sense /s

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