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by wowaname 12y ago
Or to give the CA a copy of the private key to establish ownership of the onion. This would be more trustworthy IMO since there would be no chance of phishing lookalikes or something akin to the "onion cloner" MITM attack. EDIT: O
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by wowaname 12y ago
Then move to I2P where there are inanely long .b32.i2p hashes. I believe Tor stuck to sixteen to balance ease of use with security. I2P decided not to truncate their hashes since they already have memorable short.i2p entries in downloadable
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by wowaname 12y ago
I cannot confirm nor deny, but if this is true, that just proves how flawed the CA system is.
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by wowaname 12y ago
> There is no need to pay this cost for a service whose ownership is not actually hidden. DuckDuckGo is being irrational? Keybase? Riseup? Sorry, but I don't see how knowing the owner of a service can immediately disqualify the serv
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by wowaname 12y ago
Yes, it is standard practice now for Web designers to completely disregard more correct practices for their websites. Welcome to the twenty-first century...
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by wowaname 13y ago
moot's a troll and you're doing exactly what he expects. Congratulations.
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by wowaname 13y ago
The best form of communication is action. Do what your users request (assuming it's sensible of course) and they'll notice and appreciate it.
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by wowaname 13y ago
This is why I disdain webmail and stick to IMAP. It requires less network overload (to download the ton of JavaScript and such that webmail depends on) and actually lets you handle your mail better -- of course that last bit depends on if y
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by wowaname 13y ago
Oh, fuck.
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by wowaname 13y ago
I remember reading this article... in 2012.
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by wowaname 13y ago
Small chance that the driver can be installed remotely.
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by wowaname 13y ago
> conventional wisdom said there was at least no way to deactivate the warning light. New evidence indicates otherwise. I thought this was old news.
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by wowaname 13y ago
What do you even mean by this? What did the word originally mean?
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by wowaname 13y ago
IPoAC.
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by wowaname 13y ago
That would be worse. I use the Escape key to stop page loads, and if a keybinding interrupts that expected functionality, I get pissed. Key example: Gmail. I don't know what it sucks Esc to, but it doesn't direct it to the browser
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by wowaname 13y ago
This is absolutely beautiful, and has to be the trippiest experimental website I have seen.
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by wowaname 13y ago
Oh my god. To everyone complaining about the overuse of crude language: so what? This is the Internet, not meant to be taken seriously. So put your judgment aside and read the damn article for once without making a snide remark about it.
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by wowaname 13y ago
It's really easy to format the webpage the way you want it. That's what a lot of web designers do wrong; they don't let CSS or whatever do the formatting work, and then the plaintext web page looks like a broken mess.
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by wowaname 13y ago
Ten years from now: /.*/ has been acquired by Google.
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by wowaname 13y ago
Four words: gated wireless meshing network.
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by wowaname 13y ago
In response to point six, TI made it so you didn't have to type out "if" or "end" over and over; there are tokens for each of those calls, and remembering the number shortcuts in the menu is fairly easy. It is pai
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by wowaname 13y ago
I'm gonna make a wallpaper right now with his name on it.
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by wowaname 13y ago
Ubuntu is becoming the FOSS Google and trying to outreach its goal. Not saying it's bad; I'm just skeptical on how it will work out.
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by wowaname 13y ago
I am horrible at being patient with others' technical difficulties. I've run into the "Where's the Internet Explorer icon" problem at my elementary school before; I honestly do not understand why the desktop folder
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by wowaname 13y ago
It's irritating how little information you can find about the Windows registry on Google. I have found no other centralised source for the registry, except maybe for Microsoft's TechNet, which I believe is not too detailed or broa
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Show HN: A reference to the Windows registry(hkey.n0v4.com)
3 points by wowaname 13y ago|2 comments