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   by timvisee 7y ago

   Shameless plug to Firefox Send ( https://send.firefox.com/ ) with ffsend ( https://github.com/timvisee/ffsend ). Crypto is done on the client. The key is in the share URL and is not sent to the server.
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   Website seems hugged to death by Hackernews, here's a mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20191103204659/https://iq.openge...
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   I didn't need it, but at the same time, I didn't want to be a d*ick and immediately expose their product without contacting them first.
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   > You should give them some advertising. I showed the article to the company before publishing it, and it included many references and links to their website. The contact explicitly stated he didn't like it to get published, as it m
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   Stealing private keys from a secure file sharing service(timvisee.com)

   73 points by timvisee 7y ago|21 comments
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   Could you elaborate why?
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   Thank you for sharing these stats. They really seem significant!
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   `return true;`
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   Just wondering: what is the state of Telegram in this region at this moment?
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    Cool. Never really noticed the non-Unicode variant would be faster. Here's some more info: https://docs.rs/regex/1.3.1/regex/#opt-out-of-unicode-suppor...
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    I'm really liking this 'No Electron!' mentality. Looks like an awesome project, thanks for sharing.
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    We should not forget that Rust wants safety over speed, so it utilizes array bound checks and such at runtime, because programmers make mistakes. Sadly, that introduces slight overhead.
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    I sometimes come across badly formatted or unclear questions when reviewing new posts. I usually flag those, but not all flags are accepted possibly because they aren't bad enough. That's why I use the down vote button as well. No
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    Happy to report that in my area (The Hague) it seems to be very accurate.
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    PoC: Snippet to correctly capitalize names in PHP(timvisee.com)

    1 points by timvisee 7y ago|0 comments
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    Good. I noticed I'm closing Medium articles more often these days, as articles have annoying paywalls, and I consider skipping more Medium articles in the first place. The website feels so much more bloated than a few years back . It i
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    Can someone explain me why this is good or bad?
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    This is brilliant! Kind of a coincidence, I've been thinking about something like this a week ago. I wonder how well this would work on a ThinkPad.
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    Fix Windows 10 terminals, use a Linux terminal with WSL(timvisee.com)

    3 points by timvisee 7y ago|2 comments
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    Had some fun with this a while back, with a simple dictionary attack in Rust. Some might enjoy: https://github.com/timvisee/vigenere-cipher-simple
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    Good to see a Google Earth Web instance is finally working in Firefox. Works for me as well, in Firefox 69.
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    I wonder whether they'll experiment with Windows compatibility in the WSL2 layer as Extend[1] phase, to possibility utalize it in a future upcoming distro creating an Extinguish[1] situation. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    Yes, exactly! Being less-fragile is one thing. Greatly reducing possible attack vectors by almost eliminating supply chain attacks is another.
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    Remap CapsLock instead.
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    I'm surprised the shell doesn't use a `((` prompt ))
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    It also contains a nice summary: http://reddit.com/r/rust/comments/bwy99w/actixweb_10_release...
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    That isn't something I can embed in a GitHub README. But it looks cool anyway.
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    In case something looking like a DDoS, they tend to disable network access to droplets until you manually 'resolve' it. Instead of destroying the whole account.
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    I wouldn't call Firefox bloat-free with things like Pocket integration. But yes, it's an awesome browser anyways!
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    by timvisee 7y ago

    For terminal based things I've been using `asciinema`. There are various options to play/render such recordings, such as to an interactive SVG. SVGs are lot smaller than GIFs in file size, and are even scalable. See one of my proj