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snassar
10y ago
Have you tried removing the Intel graphics drivers? Based on "It is probably time to ditch xf86-video-intel[1]" I removed the intel drivers from a debian machine and an Arch machine and things have become more stable for me. 1: h
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11y ago
I am not sure what you mean by "trial by media" being a common point. Common where and used by whom? I am also not sure what you mean. Are you taking the view that "influencing the zeitgeist" should only happen in the co
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11y ago
I am going to assume your comment is a serious one. This case isn't a "trial by media". What is happening is that several investigative journalism groups are getting together to examine data acquired through a leak. The exami
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11y ago
Do you see no difference between an advertisement on a website and an advertisement on TV or radio?
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11y ago
Islamism as you call it is two different but similar flavors of political Islam; Wahhabism (think Saudi Arabia) and Qutbism (Muslim Brotherhood). Neither are brand new to the region, but both are around 100 years old. While the philosophies
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11y ago
Non-paywall second report that Cellebrite might be the company providing the iPhone hacks to the FBI: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-encryption-cellebrit...
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11y ago
Of potential interest: "Can This Israeli Company Hack the San Bernardino iPhone Without Apple’s Help?" by Ariel David Mar 21, 2016 7:58 PM in Haaretz http://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/business/.premium-1
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KeePassX 2.0
(keepassx.org)
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11y ago
This paper should be titled: Why Johnny Still, Still Can't Use Mailvelope: Evaluating the Usability of Mailvelope.
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11y ago
This isn't an attack on the KeePass database but on a particular KeePass implementation. If this attack is a worry, use KeePassX[1], the KeePass implementation formerly only for Linux and now available for WIndows, OS X, Linux and BSD.
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11y ago
Yes it is. I have Tor Messenger running without problems with two different XMPP servers.
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11y ago
The biggest problem with connecting to Google Talk and Facebook is that they have deprecated XMPP access[1]. Well Google hasn't really, but they might as well have[2]. As someone who trains people on using XMPP and OTR, Google Talk use
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11y ago
I am curious, did you do a search for the term and other name collisions before you started your project? From http://witness.org/ : "WITNESS trains and supports activists and citizens around the world to use video saf
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Zimbra OpenPGP Zimlet
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11y ago
Ah. I misread the initial comment. You are correct and I was too hasty to comment.
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11y ago
The encryption algorithm is immaterial. a 4-8 digit password is just not strong to survive bruteforcing for more than a day, likely sooner with the right equipment.
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12y ago
"standard Gnome, KDE, XFCE, Cinnamon are all inconvenient." I work and travel with Kubuntu and part of my routine is hooking up god-awful monitors, projects and whatnot and for the most part, I don't see a problem with conven
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12y ago
It is worth noting that the Yahoo! devs do not promise OpenPGP (RFC 4880) compatibility in the future.
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12y ago
I am not sure what your second paragraph is referring to. KDE might be many things, but dead is not a valid descriptor. It's been going strong with a new iteration based on Qt 5, the project just released Frameworks 5.8 which support c
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12y ago
The only part that is not free anymore in GPG Suite is the Apple Mail plugin. So yeah, a plugin for a proprietary, closed-source mail client became proprietary. The rest of the software collection remains Free Software.
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12y ago
I, and others, have found Jitsi to fail in real-life situations on the simplest task: XMPP. The software looks great, seems to work nicely, but at the critical point of exchanging messages has failed me during training sessions. Security-wi
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12y ago
There are several good reasons to use KeePassX over Keepass, even with the current status of Alpha 6 in the KeePassX 2 series. * KeePassX has a consistent UI across Windows, OS X, Linux * It's a small, portable binary. I've had go