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by trulyrandom 5y ago
Even Bruce Schneier is still annoyed about it seemingly: https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2021/11/crypto-means-... .
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
Nix solves a lot of Python packaging problems and I'm a happy user. But you lose some of the convenience of plain pip. For example, with Nix, it's no longer easy to mix and match versions of different packages. You just get the pa
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How and why we built Masked Email with JMAP – an open API standard(fastmail.blog)
1 points by trulyrandom 5y ago|0 comments
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Standard Notes(standardnotes.com)
3 points by trulyrandom 5y ago|3 comments
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
Yes, two contacts of mine asked me what happened after they received multiple "security code changed" messages.
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
I believe that this has something to do with the new WhatsApp Desktop beta for multi-device. Every time I log in with a new device, I see the "security code changed" message.
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
That's a good thing. Besides, what is holding you back from setting up DNSSEC? It's not as if Hetzner doesn't support manually managing your DNSSEC-related records. Having your registrar manage your DNSSEC deployment kind of
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
All good now. Thanks!
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
Coincidentally, the app password that I've used for Fastmail's CalDAV service for years suddenly started causing 403's today. I wonder if that's related (but can't think of how it could be)
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
You could try running Wireguard over port 443. Since HTTP/3 also uses UDP and port 443, it's possible that the university network doesn't block this.
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Against DNSSEC (2015)(sockpuppet.org)
1 points by trulyrandom 5y ago|0 comments
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
Something to be aware of when considering a purchase of this device, is the fact that Google will stop providing security updates after August of 2023. GrapheneOS will also stop doing so after that date. This means you'll get a maximum
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
I'm not a network guy, so forgive my ignorance, but this is the first time I'm hearing about this. Why will IPv6 cause inexplicable hangs and timeouts?
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
My Pixel 5 with the latest update installed is running Linux 4.19. Pretty old, but still supported until 2024 according to kernel.org. Still, a more recent kernel release would be preferable of course.
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
As I understand it, flakes don't really solve the problem parent is talking about. The discoverability is still poor. Say I need a python package at version x.x.x. How do I find which nixpkgs commit hash I should use to get that specif
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
I don't think Activision bans VM players. I've been playing Warzone in a VM since it was released without issues.
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
Hetzner has always been one of the cheapest providers when it comes to pricing for additional IP addresses. I'm surprised it took this long for them to be forced to raise the prices. This affects me, but I understand why they have to d
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
What happens if someone rapes me, and I accuse him, but then cannot provide enough evidence? Do I end up in prison?
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
In the case of Python, Celery does support SQLAlchemy as a broker if I remember correctly. So in theory, you could still use PostgreSQL and also have a solid queue library.
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Fastmail Accounts Blocked in Russia(fastmail.blog)
6 points by trulyrandom 5y ago|0 comments
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
I think Kotlin is great. I feel much more fluent when writing Kotlin than I do when writing Java. The thing I really miss though, is checked exceptions. I have no clue which exception types a library function might be throwing unless they&#
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
So would I if I were able to make the cryptocurrency market move like he does with a single tweet.
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Policy and Disclosure: 2021 Edition(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)
17 points by trulyrandom 5y ago|1 comments
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by trulyrandom 5y ago
Yeah, it's clear that Nix has not been optimized to run on resource constrained devices. I run NixOS on a Raspberry Pi with 1GB of RAM and had to enable swap to prevent Nix from running into OOM situations. Any system with more memory
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by trulyrandom 6y ago
If the attackers would have used their own name/email linked to a GitHub account and signed the backdoor commits, GitHub would display a green "Signed" label, and everything would look OK to an outsider.
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Road to EU Climate Neutrality by 2050 [pdf](roadtoclimateneutrality.eu)
1 points by trulyrandom 6y ago|0 comments
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by trulyrandom 6y ago
There are some ongoing (and somewhat controversial) efforts to make Ethereum fun for developers again: https://cheapeth.org/ , https://www.deveth.org/ .
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by trulyrandom 6y ago
Maybe these privacy policy changes are not super scary yet (honestly, it's difficult to even read the thing since its littered with legalese traps that confuse me). And at least end-to-end encryption still seems to be on the table, but
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Optimizing for the wrong metric, part 1: Microsoft Word(blog.cr.yp.to)
2 points by trulyrandom 6y ago|0 comments
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Oops, I missed it again(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)
2 points by trulyrandom 6y ago|0 comments

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