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   by yuvadam 12y ago

   Thanks for the feedback, I totally agree, and see my comment below. I'll definitely make this more noticeable on the page.
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   by yuvadam 12y ago

   I agree, this service should never be used for any serious real-life usage. But this is a _vanity_ key service, and there are legitimate uses for such keys where no harm can be done. I'm mainly interested in raising awareness to GnuPG
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   by yuvadam 12y ago

   Version 12.17 isn't there. Any idea why?
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   by yuvadam 12y ago

   That's a slightly old version of Opera. If I could install it now I would test, but hard to find it on package managers.
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   by yuvadam 12y ago

   Service creator here, for any questions you may have :)
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   Show HN: Vanity GPG Keys (and help fund GnuPG!)(vanitykeys.io)

   21 points by yuvadam 12y ago|53 comments
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   by yuvadam 12y ago

   Here's what this tasteless piece of real estate looks like: http://vimeo.com/102897742
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   by yuvadam 12y ago

   Everytime I try to explain why privacy matters, and why dragnet surveillance is one of the worst plagues of our times, I can't help but link to Glenn Greenwald's talk which explains it better than I ever could: https://
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   by yuvadam 12y ago

   Sounds like a classic recipe for burnout.
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    Funny how the joke is always at the expense of others (handicapped, disabled, oppressed, weak) and never self-humor, innit?
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    An awesome, comprehensive writeup. I really would like to see more people setting up ADS-B receivers at home and expand the coverage. Personally, I run dump1090 on a cheap TP-Link WR703N at home [1] [1] - http://blog.y3xz.com&#x2
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    Skype, for example, can be run inside a container [1], allowing you to use it while hiding the rest of your system from the obfuscated and traffic-encrypted binary which no one knows what it does to your system. It uses X11 forwarding for t
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    They will be patching shortly [1] [1] - https://twitter.com/jacobian/status/514865870649061376
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    They already made a movie http://www.gog.com/movie/minecraft_the_story_of_mojang_delux...
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    Can someone pleas provide further context for this doc?
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    Dozens of soldiers in Israeli SIGINT Unit 8200 refuse to wiretap Palestinians(reuters.com)

    1 points by yuvadam 12y ago|0 comments
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    I recently started a new Django 1.7 (beta/RC until now) + Py3 project, and it's going great. All the major dependencies work flawlessly on Py3. I did have some problems with some minor API wrapper libraries, but those can easily b
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    Hyperbole much? WTF is this "urgent"? How might this affect "all internet users"? A hacker group is trying dictionary attacks. Wow. Flagged.
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    Of course, NATs will break this type of scenario, but that can easily be solved with SSH tunneling into an accessible server.
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    While I'm doing command line file sharing, why not just directly transfer a file to my peer with netcat? Server: $ cat hugefile.ext | nc -l -p 9999 Client: $ nc server.ip 9999 > hugefile.ext We tend to forget how t
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    Old cathode display terminal emulator(github.com)

    2 points by yuvadam 12y ago|0 comments
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    You can use youtube-dl to do this: $ youtube-dl ':ythistory' -u USER -p PWD --write-pages Of course, you won't get your entire history since g00gle would rather mine all your personal data itself, and never share it
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6118861 I'd be interested to see more discussion on this topic, maybe others as well.
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    The 'Collapse Gap': the USSR was better prepared for collapse than the US (2006)(resilience.org)

    15 points by yuvadam 12y ago|5 comments
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    Yep, they can either load from removable flash (microSD) or from onboard eMMC flash storage, selectable by switch on boot.
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    RFC 7282 – On Consensus and Humming in the IETF(tools.ietf.org)

    3 points by yuvadam 12y ago|3 comments
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    Same here. Just this morning I recalled TWA 800, the date always pops up from the calendar, I can't forget it.
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    Unrelated but relevant: TWA 800 crashed off the coast of NY on July 17, 1996, 18 years ago. [Why the downvotes? Clearly stated _unrelated_. Just a stupid fact.]
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    That is true, most of the participants on Rotter hold views that are despicable and couldn't be further away from my beliefs. However, Rotter has time and again proven to be the best news community on the Israeli internet, bringing bre
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    by yuvadam 12y ago

    Success! Twitter @support just got back to me with news that the rate limits have been increased! HN, you are awesome!