IndySun

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by IndySun 10d ago
Building the World's First Post-Quantum Zero-Knowledge Social Network: A Phased Migration Story - is the full title. I've followed this project with interest. MOSSLET. Notably, mentions of Mosslet on HackerNews are scant. I post i
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by IndySun 12d ago
Thank you. Strange, I'm not seeing any video under the first main text or anywhere on the website. After the main text I see "On your iPhone" with 2 screenshots immediately below and then 1 underneath those. Then the rest, bu
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by IndySun 13d ago
Called M-Code. Has a fascinating history. https://odimpact.org/case-united-states-opening-gps-data-for...
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by IndySun 13d ago
The video, is it there still? I don't see it on your website.
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by IndySun 13d ago
If a name and the address associated 'votes', how long before that initial vote is noted in the system? I'm assuming a situation in which there's fake slips out there, or a subsequent digital vote comes in. When is the d
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by IndySun 15d ago
I'm unable to access the browser extension or protonpass, even though I'm logged in. Nothing beyond the GUI front page.
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by IndySun 17d ago
To all of us, British or otherwise, who're posting our rabbit-holing Democracy and Brexit comments, a moment of cutting light relief. Enjoy some "Yes, Prime Minister". https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ahgjEjJkZks
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by IndySun 17d ago
Ideally children are taught more about what voting is at school. Additionally they could vote in elections with their vote recorded but not counted. So they get into the swing of it. This might avoid rampant apathy, which suits extremes. Si
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by IndySun 17d ago
>kids are too young to vote I said 16 yo should've had a Brexit vote/say because, especially in this case, it's the kids that reap the choices made. More Generally 16 year olds are old enough to take part in democracy vote
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by IndySun 17d ago
TBF, people tend to vote for other things - but yes, get 'that' bundled in the small print 'for free'.
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by IndySun 17d ago
55%, maybe. But that still leaves a divided country for decades afterwards. It was handled badly from start to finish. Many 'remainers' didn't take the threat serious enough. Never under estimate your opponent.
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by IndySun 17d ago
It was virtually 50/50 and should not have proceeded. The bar to leave was set too low. 2/3rd better, and larger turnout should have been mandated. 16 year olds should have voted. The campaign to stay too weak. Mass confusion. Som
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by IndySun 19d ago
Well said. Are there any mainstream apps "website as app" that do not come with the spying/telemetry/doxing (given on a plate by our two choices, ios/android) that almost always comes with them?
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by IndySun 19d ago
>The performance is absolutely atrocious with default settings... Re, Performance, Why do you say that?
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by IndySun 22d ago
>Yes, gmail filters are VERY good. But might gmail junk filters be the best junk mail filters for nefarious proprietary reasons, possibly?
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Why Atari Failed(dfarq.homeip.net)
5 points by IndySun 22d ago|0 comments
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by IndySun 26d ago
>There are a few specific situations where it can be useful re scrollbars, Can you give an example?
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by IndySun 26d ago
Just to follow up. Is it your contention (basically) that any interaction with any of the Five Eyes country is suspect? I realise this puts (guesses off top of head) 95% of all internet traffic, theoretically including such 'privacy fo
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by IndySun 29d ago
You're suggesting total surveillance as an answer. That's going to happen then everyone will be oppressed in mo time at all. Your examples and grievances are real and shared by me and many reading your comment, however, maybe let&
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by IndySun 29d ago
Interesting. Should any email provider based in any of the 5 Eyes (or even 14) be avoided? But I feel, particularly for everyday folk, we have reached the point at which avoiding some level of surveillance is now virtually impossible.
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by IndySun 1mo ago
FastMail has an admirable bug bounty. Have its privacy claims ever been independently audited? https://www.fastmail.com/bug-bounty/
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by IndySun 1mo ago
This is awful. I went on a deep dive on Terrys site after that post. Full of sage advice, decent rss ideas, the astronomy page and the website, the options, colors all look fantastic. Not a good day for Terry.
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by IndySun 2mo ago
I love the OLED entry there. Virtually what I do to all my friends' TV's when I visit. Yes, it's an annoying thing to do, and they're all "hey, don't change my settings..." at first, but a few seconds late
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VMs can't boot with Network Mode set to Bridged on Apple M5 Pro machines(github.com)
89 points by IndySun 2mo ago|48 comments
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by IndySun 2mo ago
Concluded is "...dose-response and thresholds in individuals with hypertension and other cardiovascular diseases. Because there is already substantial evidence of heterogeneous effects within individuals...". Sensitivity to caffei
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by IndySun 2mo ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=L23UJfvptd8&ra=m
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by IndySun 2mo ago
>...won't go in the more detail...various reasons... I wish you had said that in your opening comment. Would've helped me consider where you were coming from. I'm just making an overall remark, wondering what you're i
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by IndySun 2mo ago
Thank you for that. Living amongst a language is truly an accelerator for learning one.
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by IndySun 2mo ago
>now I'm B2 certified in French Did you get there using only Anki? If yes, I need to persevere.
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by IndySun 2mo ago
Thank you. I cannot see the connection between the nerf analogy and being banned from Claude for looking up publicly available information via a non straightforward route. Are Claude and the Claude user the Nerfer and Nerfee? Or visa versa?

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