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by veeti 10y ago
https://github.com/WhisperSystems/Signal-Android/wiki/Reprod...
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by veeti 10y ago
Spotify actually has had a native Linux client for ages now. Works pretty well.
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by veeti 10y ago
> The surprising aspect is that Authz has a validity of 300 days (which is likely to be increased) This is not true. Authorization lifetimes are only going to get shorter and shorter [1], and have already been reduced to 90 days. [1] ht
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by veeti 10y ago
There seems to be an about:config key for the backend, but I'm not sure if this is officially supported. The backend is open source [1]. [1] https://github.com/mozilla-services/pageshot
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by veeti 10y ago
> 500 GB HD Do yourself a favor and get an SSD.
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by veeti 10y ago
Is there any real advantage to using, say, scrypt or Argon2 if you're going to be turning its work factor down to "PBKDF2 level" anyway? I could be wrong, but seems like diminishing returns. From a practical point of view, PB
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by veeti 10y ago
> Your crypto choices seem somewhat unusual. PBKDF2, while not necessarily unsafe, is a fairly old KDF to choose for a new product. Can you go into more detail about your rationale for choosing this over newer KDFs? What would you recomm
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by veeti 10y ago
That is a fundamentally broken design. There is literally no excuse for a simple messenger app to suck up a gigabyte daily. How do you expect people to adopt this when they have broadband and wireless plans with data caps?
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by veeti 10y ago
This had a much catchier, editorialized title earlier.
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by veeti 10y ago
Hetzner is very much a budget host with mediocre support, etc. Most of their servers are built with desktop-grade hardware. You're comparing apples and oranges.
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by veeti 10y ago
OnePlus? I think that the Nexus 6P will age well if you can get it for cheap soon. There isn't any indication that these phones will be any less developer friendly than the Nexus phones, if you don't have a problem with the price.
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by veeti 10y ago
> I have one package manager: pip. It works Funny, because this is not the general sentiment in the Python community. See links like [1], [2], [3]. Thankfully, things are improving. [1] http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2012/6
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by veeti 10y ago
> Getting form data is Web development 101 Is it? Certainly the latest hipster microservice only deals with JSON bodies.
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by veeti 10y ago
> cleaning up the filesystem. 4 years ago: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/UsrMove
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by veeti 10y ago
How about having acceptable performance to begin with? Even the medium spec Flame developer device feels laggy and generally unresponsive in use. Actual consumer devices like the $35 Firefox phone were literally unusable: http://
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by veeti 10y ago
Support reps often have no idea what they're talking about.
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by veeti 10y ago
Phone layouts automatically blowing up to a 10 inch screen and allowing developers to be lazy is not an advantage. The tablet apps on Android are still garbage after all these years.
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by veeti 10y ago
Reminds me of the first iPod Touch generations with the mirror finish metallic backs. They would get scratched the moment you took the device out of the box.
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by veeti 10y ago
Is that Linux man page ever going to be corrected?
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by veeti 10y ago
This is because of Samsung's garbage software. Years and years go by and every single time they manage to make the best hardware and slap a laggy and bloated version of Android on top of it. I'm sure that a Note 7 with a more Nexu
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by veeti 10y ago
Does this still have the problem of leaking metadata (site names, etc.) in plain text? I don't want to manually obfuscate them.
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by veeti 10y ago
Most of the development happens behind closed doors. The AOSP repositories/public branches are updated after the release comes out.
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by veeti 10y ago
Looks very nice. However, I'm not entirely sure why this has to be a language-specific library instead of just an HTML template to copy?
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by veeti 10y ago
The XML attribute naming in Android general is all over the place. A mix of camel and snake case.
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by veeti 11y ago
I use it to transform async/await into generators for Koa. The module syntax is also much nicer to use.
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by veeti 11y ago
CryptGenRandom [1] would be the equivalent. [1] https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa3...
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by veeti 11y ago
My client should be right up your alley: https://github.com/veeti/manuale
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by veeti 11y ago
In case anybody didn't know, there are already over 10 alternative clients. There should be something for everyone: https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/list-of-client-implement...
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by veeti 11y ago
Third party libraries used by the client require C extensions.
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by veeti 11y ago
If you don't mind renewing manually every 3 months, my manual client [1] does DNS. https://github.com/veeti/manuale

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