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timmclean
12y ago
Thanks, this makes sense.
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timmclean
12y ago
On the properties page, what does he mean by deniability? > The recipient of a Noise box can authenticate the sender, but cannot produce digitally-signed evidence binding the sender to anything. This seems contradictory -- how can a reci
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timmclean
12y ago
Here's the actual white paper, which is fairly readable: http://www.rearden.com/DIDO/DIDO_White_Paper_110727.pdf
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timmclean
13y ago
Seeing this comment downvoted is amusingly ironic (although perhaps undeserved).
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timmclean
13y ago
Actually, more like Batman saying "I am not Bruce Wayne."
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timmclean
13y ago
Five-year-olds, these days! :)
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Lucky 13 attack on TLS CBC
(imperialviolet.org)
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13y ago
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timmclean
13y ago
Nope, this seems to use history.replaceState, not pushState: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/API/DOM/M...
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timmclean
13y ago
maybe in 50 years, new chemistry advancements could turn water to gold and make gold worthless...
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timmclean
13y ago
See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homomorphic_encryption
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timmclean
13y ago
And how is this different from downloading any other source code or compiled executable from the web?
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timmclean
13y ago
Run the command, then look through the local copy to make sure it's safe. Once you have downloaded the code, there's no way that the project owner could change your copy.
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timmclean
13y ago
Turtles all the way down -- how do you know if a mentor is a great one?
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timmclean
13y ago
> Why I did not go to jail Summary: I ran an accounting decision that worried me past my excellent lawyer. This makes me wonder, as someone with little legal experience, how can we find lawyers who are truly great at what they do?
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timmclean
13y ago
Your Django debug is showing! D: DoesNotExist at /letter/new Address matching query does not exist. Lookup parameters were {'name': u''}
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timmclean
13y ago
Also submitted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7185432
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timmclean
13y ago
I found this: https://github.com/mozilla/persona-gmail-bridge/pull/114
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timmclean
13y ago
It looks like they're one and the same, so the karma is going to the right place :)
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13y ago
> Do not, do not, DO NOT, try writing raw transactions at home. You will fail and you will lose a lot of money. I don't see the harm in putting a dollar or two into a new wallet just to have some fun. Just be careful not to mix up
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Java Magic: sun.misc.Unsafe
(mishadoff.github.io)
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13y ago
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timmclean
13y ago
Yes.
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timmclean
13y ago
I've been quite happy with iwantmyname -- and I've noticed their co-founder frequents HN.
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timmclean
13y ago
I think the author is complaining about the opposite: Mozilla is now making available GPS coordinates from volunteer's contributions, which could be used to determine where a volunteer lives.
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timmclean
13y ago
I agree that logging search queries has severe privacy implications, but "tracking all data and keystrokes" is unnecessarily alarming. If this extension were tracking all data and keystrokes available to Chrome, the end user migh
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timmclean
13y ago
Whoops, you're right. Do we have any confirmation other than from jollymonsa on the Chrome Forums that there was in fact a keylogger?
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timmclean
13y ago
This comment from Paul Irish suggests that there was no keylogger: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7048862
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13y ago
> I would have added a keylogger seems to imply that he was not logging keystrokes, which conflicts directly with the first post in that thread: > they are tracking all data and keystrokes. checked with wireshark. It'd be nice to
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13y ago
I'm most concerned about the keylogging claims. Does anyone have a copy of the CRX so that we can determine if keystrokes were in fact being transmitted?
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13y ago
I'm guessing that, if the transaction is rejected, then no fees are awarded -- I could be wrong though.
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13y ago
>> What protection against non-halting? The transaction fee is determined based on the number of computational steps in the contract. My understanding is that, if the contract has not halted by the time the transaction fee has been &
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