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Blogging with emacs org-mode(zcl.space)
1 points by zeveb 9y ago|0 comments
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When you go to a security conference, and its mobile app leaks your data(arstechnica.com)
3 points by zeveb 9y ago|0 comments
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by zeveb 9y ago
One thing they need to watch out for is making it impossible for me (or people I trust) to do whatever I want with my browser. Maybe permissions could apply only to stuff from the Chrome Web Store, but not be applied to my own extensions
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by zeveb 9y ago
That's what I want, too. The thing is, that's so very much not what the carriers want. They don't want to be a commodity (like corn or bacon): one provider of a commodity is very much the same as every other, which means th
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by zeveb 9y ago
One slight correction: I realised later on that in the current draft spec, unquoted tokens must not start with a digit. Thus the example would be: (message (previous (hash sha256 |XphMUkWQtomKjXQvFGfsGYpt69sgEY7Y4Vou9cEuJho=|))
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by zeveb 9y ago
I know that I sound like a broken record, but this is exactly the issue which canonical S-expressions were designed for, and which SPKI wrestled with & solved twenty years ago. The SPKI version of a message would look something like (
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by zeveb 9y ago
> That said, from an administrative perspective, the intense hands-free policies are baffling. You'd expect a company based off the nature of community would engage with their community and their needs. That's always the thing
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by zeveb 9y ago
> The big problem I have started seeing is web design assuming you always browse using a maximized window. That's been a problem for roughly twenty years now. Way back in the 1990s (on a 4:3 CRT, natch) I started out with half the
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Introducing Snallygaster – a tool to scan for secrets on Web servers(blog.hboeck.de)
2 points by zeveb 9y ago|0 comments
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Writing advanced web applications with Go(jtolio.com)
3 points by zeveb 9y ago|0 comments
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by zeveb 9y ago
Pity that anyone who makes this according to the original recipe would be violating the law in the U.S. and (I believe) many other countries. I'd love to try it.
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by zeveb 9y ago
Looks like the project's still going strong, and the maintainer's still maintaining it. The complainers, though, don't seem to have contributed anything. Perhaps they forked it?
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by zeveb 9y ago
> Google's search results are not "factual historical information". They're an index of webpages that anyone and everyone can create, saying whatever they like. I'd argue that the fact that a webpage says somet
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by zeveb 9y ago
This isn't terribly surprising, honestly, although their number of five drinks per week being harmful is (back when I was in college, then-current research pegged it at four per day ). Still, I feel like moderate alcohol consumptio
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by zeveb 9y ago
> How do you measure social cohesion? It's the inverse of diversity. Economic inequality, religious, philosophical & cultural diversity — make a measure which combines all of those things, then invert it. It'd at least ma
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by zeveb 9y ago
Note that this case involved a criminal who wished to expunge his conviction from search results. > ‘The right to be forgotten is meant to apply to information that is no longer relevant but disproportionately impacts a person,’ said Jim
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Google loses ‘right to be forgotten’ case(bbc.com)
642 points by zeveb 9y ago|429 comments
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Prof. Dr. Style (2010)(contemporary-home-computing.org)
1 points by zeveb 9y ago|0 comments
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Go: the good, the bad and the ugly(bluxte.net)
4 points by zeveb 9y ago|0 comments
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Chinese fans of banned parody app find each other offline using secret codes(theverge.com)
1 points by zeveb 9y ago|0 comments
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Helvetica is now an encryption device(fastcodesign.com)
5 points by zeveb 9y ago|0 comments
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by zeveb 9y ago
I'm reminded of an article about zombie companies I read recently: they're companies which are inefficient/pporly-managed/poorly-executing, but due to market/regulatory inefficiencies they're not dead yet . C
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Mind your dependencies(jorgemanrubia.com)
1 points by zeveb 9y ago|0 comments
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A ramble about elisp(sirsharpest.github.io)
1 points by zeveb 9y ago|0 comments
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by zeveb 9y ago
Substantive disappoinment: I'm saddened that this requires JavaScript & X.509. It'd have been nice were it usable strictly from HTTP; by requiring JavaScript it's not really a Web API at all. As for X.509 — it's
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Ssg, a shell-script static-site generator(romanzolotarev.com)
3 points by zeveb 9y ago|0 comments
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Windows 10 Mail is already abysmal, and Microsoft wants to make it worse(venturebeat.com)
2 points by zeveb 9y ago|1 comments
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by zeveb 9y ago
> Add in that realistically you need to use Webkit (or some HTML renderer), at which point... 100MB is pretty good. Why do you need an HTML renderer? Slack uses Markdown. emacs-slack is pretty lightweight …
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Don't give away historic details about yourself(krebsonsecurity.com)
532 points by zeveb 9y ago|200 comments
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by zeveb 9y ago
> Research has shown other policies that would help: programs to help women re-enter the labor force; flexibility in when and where work gets done; subsidized child care. I'm not certain what a 'programme to help women re-enter

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