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EU Clings to the Pervasive Surveillance Dream(feistyduck.com)
3 points by zaik 2y ago|0 comments
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by zaik 2y ago
> Why can't Quicksy's contact finding feature be added to Conversations instead of being a whole fork? Quickly is designed to have easy phone number registration and contact discovery like the currently popular walled garden c
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by zaik 2y ago
It seems like the user has a choice to configure microG to use different providers other than Google though.
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Saying Goodbye to ICQ(process-one.net)
13 points by zaik 2y ago|3 comments
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Forecasting ADIZ Violations(two-wrongs.com)
3 points by zaik 2y ago|0 comments
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New Openfire Plugin: XMPP Web(discourse.igniterealtime.org)
2 points by zaik 2y ago|0 comments
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Getting and visualizing Overture Maps buildings data in R(walker-data.com)
1 points by zaik 2y ago|0 comments
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by zaik 2y ago
In Firefox it's easy to see the details of the HTTPS certificate by clicking on the small padlock in the navigation bar.
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by zaik 2y ago
Too many people don't know about Wikidata.
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JMP Newsletter: SMS Routes, RCS, and More(blog.jmp.chat)
2 points by zaik 2y ago|0 comments
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Enlightenmentware(mmapped.blog)
444 points by zaik 2y ago|238 comments
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by zaik 2y ago
> people (of Germany) revolted Austria.
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I Don't Trust Matrix Developers to Produce a Secure Protocol(gist.github.com)
36 points by zaik 2y ago|2 comments
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by zaik 2y ago
> super-secure e2e secret chats Which aren't enabled by default so almost nobody uses them. Telegram users are often surprised to find out their messages aren't end-to-end encrypted at all.
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The many different ways I've backdoored your dependencies(joshua.hu)
7 points by zaik 2y ago|1 comments
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by zaik 2y ago
I don't use anything else, and people get tired of sending me emails rather quickly... Also after you have some number of people with XMPP addresses you actually start to feel some network effect! I suspect most people just use it with
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by zaik 2y ago
I became unhappy with WhatsApp some time ago and decided to go all-in on XMPP. It's the internet standard for IM after all and I strongly feel we need more standardization instead of the wide fragmentation with so many proprietary apps
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by zaik 2y ago
I think what "cat" here means is that you are supposed to add their key to the known hosts file manually before you connect. Showing the output of "cat file" is a way of saying "this should be in the file".
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by zaik 2y ago
Have you added the required line to ~/.ssh/known_hosts as described on their website?
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by zaik 2y ago
Not having "ForwardAgent yes" in ~/.ssh/config will do this automatically too.
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After Texts.com, Automattic Acquires Beeper(process-one.net)
1 points by zaik 2y ago|1 comments
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by zaik 2y ago
Interesting. I'm using Fennec from F-Droid and only got controls and a black screen.
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by zaik 2y ago
No root login, no password login, public key only. This should make ~100% of ssh attacks futile. If you don't want to see many failed login attempts in your logs, listening on a completely random 5 digit port and has worked well for me
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by zaik 3y ago
> log price is moving in one direction with Brown motion Isn't the point of Brownian motion to move in both directions with equal probability? Why would it move to minus infinity?
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Snikket Android app temporarily unavailable in Google Play store(snikket.org)
21 points by zaik 3y ago|8 comments
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by zaik 3y ago
It's a custom protocol of a VC funded startup which now seems to be struggling financially. XMPP is the existing internet standard for IM.
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Slidge v0.1.0(nicoco.fr)
2 points by zaik 3y ago|0 comments
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by zaik 3y ago
Why do you think they stopped using Linux in Munich? I'm sorry, but it feels like you didn't read the article you're responding to at all.
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Snikket Hosting is now available(snikket.org)
2 points by zaik 3y ago|0 comments
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Moving Past Environmental Proceduralism(asteriskmag.com)
2 points by zaik 3y ago|0 comments

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