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Tanja Lange [0] did a talk om post-quantumcrypto @ 32c3 https://media.ccc.de/v/32c3-7210-pqchacks . Last week she organised a 1 day workshop in Utrecht [1] [0] http://www.hyperelliptic.org/tanja/ [
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EU, United States agree changes to strengthen data transfer pact Seems like a tactical moment [0], right after the UK vote on Brexit. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naomi_Klein#The_Shock_Doctrine Central to the book
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Perhaps unrelated, a year ago at an Ubuntu event I understood from a Canonical salesperson that they asks a kickback from providers when they advertise with Ubuntu. In London Canonical has an EMEA sales team dedicated to negotiating these k
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Good to notice that the new EU data protection regulation already has influence on the discourse even though it shall apply from May 25, 2018. And more importantly, even though Letsencrypt is a US based organization it applies directly or i
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3. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11842301 with this [0] notable comment "Now that Nick has written his story however, it goes back on the front page of HN and the comments here basically support it as totally cr
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One day we'll have this for civilians too....
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Giovanni Buttarelli, European Data Protection Supervisor, said: "...the Privacy Shield as it stands is not robust enough to withstand future legal scrutiny before the Court. Significant improvements are needed should the European Commi
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Business Model of Facebook, Google, Uber Illegal in EU [pdf]
(secure.edps.europa.eu)
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I wonder how fast cloud bees will upgrade their new exam [0] based on version 1.625.2 of the Jenkins core? The exams where only available since last month and already quite outdated since version 2.0 was introduced [1]. What alternatives to
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Leiden University is founded in 1575 in The Netherlands, not in Germany
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This week’s http://www.heise.de/artikel-archiv/ct/2016/11/144_kiosk states “Viele .. fingerprinting-verfarhen laufen auf Mobilgeräten ins Leere. … Zudem gibt es kein Mittel, mit dem man über gezielt gege
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On iOS I use safari and disable access to location etc, also disable cookies, advertisementID, etc, etc. Then I feel quite save when using a VPN. Does that still hold?
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Didn't know about the Reinhart-Rogoff controversy [0], interesting! They state that they have been careful not to claim that high debt causes slow growth, but rather that it has an “association” with slow growth . [0] http:/
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> her husbands firm stands to make $1B selling post office property alone via an exclusive contract. Details?
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I couldn't agree more, Feinstein has an hidden agenda. And if they fail this time they have a bill ready the next time 'an attack' takes place. See The Shock Doctrine [0] which centers on the exploitation of national crises
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11y ago
Accurate recognition of breast & vulva mimics the brains of men. I don't think though that men can create neural nets that simulate the brain of woman ;-)
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11y ago
Please tell us more, how does hyper_ compare to Clear Containers [0], funded by Intel? And VMware Photon Platform (of which the hypervisor is closed source)? Both of these state they have very fast startup times and allow for large number o
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11y ago
Maybe jwildeboer talks about Cloud Native/micro-services/12 factor apps, not client apps.
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As much as I like this, I'm refusing to use Signal for Moxie's[1] stance on requiring access to the address book on iOS [2]. Regretfully I'm not skilled enough to modify the code and create a branch. [1] https://ne
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You might like Gandhi.com, no experience with them protecting my privacy against legal actions. Otherwise seemingly decent.
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I looked around for mobile support, but couldn't find a list of client apps for iOS/Android. Seems a reason to skip on sandstorm for now.
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> but for me it completely replaces WhatsApp and Signal By it you mean Wire.com ? interesting. Do you allow Wire.com access to your address book on your mobile device? See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1128816
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What do you think of Wire.com? Doesn't need access to address book (like WhatsApp didn't until a few years ago). See discussion elsewhere on this page for a few links.
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Can you use that on your mobile device? I assume Git is on your private server?
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> what I mind is uploading its contents. You're correct that uploading its contents is what it is all about for me. And why doesn't Signal use the new CNContactPickerViewController on iOS? But if I'm not able to verify t
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Despite this excellent explanation by wtbob, despite Moxie's blog posting, despite EFF, Snowden, Poitras, Schneider supporting it, I distrust Whispersystems for persisting Signal must have access to the addressbook by refusing to wor
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And Alex Russel's keynote (Google) " Progressive web apps and what's next for mobile " can be found at https://www.oreilly.com/ideas/progressive-web-apps-and-whats...
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Nothing on creativity. I wonder why? "creativity is essential to successful civilizations" http://www.amazon.com/dp/1907794883 http://larstvede.com/lars-on-creativity
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De SQL Server Native Client on Windows supports many features [1], most of which are not supported with aforementioned non-windows SQL clients. JDBC & Linux ODBC support a few High Availability features (with try/catch). JSON, Ruby
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Great article. Still the Netflix recommendations are awful and contradict my taste whatever I tried to help it understand the movies/series I liked and disliked. As result I subscribe one month, this month, to see House of Cards and th
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