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Someone has stolen my Instagram account(twitter.com)
976 points by testloop 6y ago|333 comments
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OpenPGPjs has passed an independent security audit(protonmail.com)
245 points by testloop 8y ago|122 comments
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by testloop 9y ago
Not the parent, but the way in which Bitfinex paid everyone back was extremely dodgy[0]. They also decided to help themselves to 15% of everyone's BCH after the August 1 fork[1]. I don't understand why anyone would trust them. [0]
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by testloop 9y ago
It didn't include the domain no. I've used digital ocean droplets for some things for a similar $5 a month price, but it hardly seems necessary for a static site. It's much less faffery to just upload some files to S3 and cli
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by testloop 9y ago
I also used Hugo for my site - https://testloop.co.uk It's so simple.. and FAST. It's hosted on AWS S3 with CloudFront & Route53 so it's not free, but at a cost of around $1.20 per month, it's not far off
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by testloop 9y ago
I agree... but, your reputation matters. In this city (Manchester), everyone talks. You won't last long as contractor if you're rubbish. And even if you managed to get in somewhere I imagine you'd be found out and binned pret
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If you think NASA is frustrated with SpaceX, you’re probably right(arstechnica.com)
2 points by testloop 10y ago|0 comments
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by testloop 10y ago
"I am not changing any of my passwords. I think the probability that somebody saw something is so low it's not something I am concerned about" So... just cross your fingers and hope nobody saw anything then? The way they&#x27
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MITM Part 2 – Scan and Attack(testloop.co.uk)
1 points by testloop 10y ago|0 comments
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by testloop 10y ago
It works seamlessly/automatically between protonmail users and you can also send encrypted mail to non-protonmail users - they receive a link via email that they need a password to access. You can also export your PGP public key and re
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MITM Part 1 – Never Trust the Network(testloop.co.uk)
2 points by testloop 10y ago|0 comments
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by testloop 10y ago
This drives me absolutely crazy. If I'm forced towards downloading your app I'll simply go elsewhere. Its ridiculous to expect your users to download a 126MB app (Tripadvisor's current iOS app size) and grant it all sorts of