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by synchronise 9y ago
PearPC looks rather incomplete and dead unfortunately.
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by synchronise 9y ago
What about data stenography? I've heard of people using DNS packets to transmit HTTP data.
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by synchronise 9y ago
And the majority of miners decide to go with the new fork. Everyone who wants someone to blame, keeps forgetting to place blame on the miners who facilitated this decision.
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by synchronise 9y ago
>Leaving things in the hands of the people will always be a better outcome than letting political hacks decide. In most parliamentary countries this is not the case. In Australia, specifically the state of NSW, the judges are appointed b
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Serval Mesh: P2P communication app for disaster zones(abc.net.au)
58 points by synchronise 10y ago|2 comments
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by synchronise 10y ago
Does WhatsApp have reproducible builds yet? Do we know that the app isn't storing the keys somewhere else?
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by synchronise 10y ago
There was a project that forked Wave when it was handed to Apache, can't remember the name but it seemed nice to use
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by synchronise 10y ago
>The only people who are against this are the usual types - the shareholders who want to cut costs to the bone and increase profits at the cost of everything else, including long term sustainability, integrity of the system as a whole, e
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by synchronise 10y ago
It doesn't help that the architecture that they build these phones on isn't largely standardised as it is on desktop PCs. Until that is resolved, I don't see the hardware support issue being resolved.
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by synchronise 10y ago
I tried to find a link to this so called leftist dysfunction and foot shooting incident but the only relevant article I could find through a quick search was this: http://www.seattleweekly.com/news/senator-ericksens-ant
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by synchronise 10y ago
This is actually part of I2P, there are hidden trackers that are only accessible on the network, and that use the inbuilt Torrent manager that comes with I2P. You can find more info on how to install and run it here: https://priv
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by synchronise 10y ago
How does it compare to ezjail?
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by synchronise 10y ago
Push messaging is part of the base standard in Matrix now IIRC, or it will be in the near future.
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by synchronise 10y ago
e2e could be enforced for the DHT clients if the user states they aren't going to be using SIP though, right? Either way, I don't use SIP so that feature isn't a dealbreaker for me.
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by synchronise 10y ago
The dev of uBlock directs users to download and use uBlock Origin instead. I can't understand why they couldn't transfer the name and put it all under uBlock again, that'd make it a whole lot easier.
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by synchronise 10y ago
The best thing that could happen to the community at this point is to hand over the Openoffice trademarks to The Document Foundation and for them to retire the Libreoffice branding, shift everything over to the more recognizable Openoffice
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by synchronise 10y ago
Now, yes, but not when I was doing this for the first time.
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by synchronise 10y ago
I had to go through the goldcard process to flash my first Android phone, it took a while to get the right microSD card and you also had to install the Android SDK to use their flashing utilities, which wasn't the easiest thing to get
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by synchronise 10y ago
>My favorite part of I2P was there POP3 mailer service, but testing it with friends never seemed to work great. You should try it out with I2P-Bote instead, it also has inbuilt hooks so you can use it through your favourite mail client.
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by synchronise 10y ago
Was there any specific reason that license was chosen for btrfs that you know of?
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by synchronise 10y ago
One thing I found interesting: $ ldd /usr/bin/ne linux-vdso.so.1 => (0x00007ffc22abf000) libm.so.6 => /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libm.so.6 (0x00007f1c2d4ee000) libtinfo.so.5 =>
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by synchronise 10y ago
Out of curiosity, how much code is actually GPLv2 only, and how hard would it be to replace those sections with code that was GPLv2+?
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by synchronise 10y ago
What about using a GCM implementation like microg?
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by synchronise 11y ago
Makes me wonder if any current serving Australian politicians are gonna get caught up in this. I've got my popcorn ready regardless.
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by synchronise 11y ago
From what I've seen, some of the Namecoin devs have distanced themselves from the project because they want to introduce some sort of zero knowledge authentication such as Zerocash to improve anonymity, but because it may be incompatib
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by synchronise 11y ago
Twister is derived from Bitcoin, but actually uses its own fork. IIRC, the blockchain is used to store account credentials and nothing else.
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by synchronise 11y ago
So how does this compare to Sone and Twister? I know both of those services are P2P but beyond that not much.
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by synchronise 11y ago
Spin Doctor is up there for me too
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Pidroid IM – A Proof of Concept Port of Pidgin's Libpurple to Android(csclub.uwaterloo.ca)
2 points by synchronise 11y ago|0 comments
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Subliun (developer for Antox) quits amid conflict with Tox developers(antox.me)
1 points by synchronise 11y ago|0 comments

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