Spittie

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by Spittie 11y ago
Play Services have a way to install applications in the background ( http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23695170/how-to-install-a... ) that does a signature check, and refuse to work if the request didn't come
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by Spittie 11y ago
Beside this, Firefox is not really welcomed (and a drop is planned eventually) on F-Droid because it's really complex to build, depends on some closed source libraries (Google Play Services, for example) and has lots of tracking in it
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by Spittie 11y ago
I didn't see a link of this somewhere, so I'll just drop it: https://github.com/JavaJens/TextSecure This is a fork of TextSecure/Signal which drops the dependency on GCM and uses WebSockets instead (it s
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by Spittie 11y ago
You might be interested in Racoon[1], which is a desktop client (Java) for downloading apps from the Play Store, or into BlankStore [2][3], which is an alternative mobile client. Both are FOSS projects. [1] http://www.onyxbits.de
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by Spittie 11y ago
Interesting, I've been wondering about this myself lately, as I've started to read on an e-book reader ~30 minutes before going to sleep as a part of my routine. Too bad they only used iPads for this study. I wonder if it's b
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by Spittie 11y ago
The easiest way would be to use GeoDNS. You just have your DNS server send out a different IP according to the IP of the request. See http://www.caraytech.com/geodns/ and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by Spittie 11y ago
>- google scam site checker, phone-home component for every site you visit I don't really like it either, but that's not how it works. Firefox downloads an updated list of "non-safe" sites from Google every 30 minutes
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by Spittie 11y ago
On a whim, I'd probably do something like this tr -d '[{"}]' < data.json | awk -F ',' '{ print $1","$6 }' | awk -F '[:,]' '{ print $2";"$4 }' | grep -v &
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by Spittie 11y ago
Your name is right in your profile, so pdx could have easily got your gender from it. Maybe pdx even opened your site, where you have a photo clearly showing your gender. It's also possible that English is not pdx mother tongue, maybe
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by Spittie 11y ago
You can! You just need to make the F-Droid app a System app, then it can install applications without having to keep the "unknown sources" options on. You can use this app to do it: https://f-droid.org/repository&#
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by Spittie 11y ago
The usual place to start to start an emulator is the CHIP-8 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CHIP-8 ), because it's a very easy platform that don't have a lot of the "complicated" stuff that's in
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by Spittie 12y ago
My best guess is that the Sunspider benchmark like single-threaded performance, and Cyclone destroys Krait/Cortex here. As for why, Cyclone's core are bigger, wider compared to Krait/Cortex, and are Out Of Order. (This is a n
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by Spittie 12y ago
There is no such thing as "unlimited data", your speed is your cap. Anyway, it's understandable that your ISP will want to have a talk with you if you push/pull 10+ TB every month (in this case, you're probably viol
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by Spittie 12y ago
I think Aegisub ( http://www.aegisub.org/ ) is the current golden standard in the anime community, which is one of the most active when it comes to subtitles.
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by Spittie 12y ago
Hey, I feel you. I'm not Asian, but I'm introvert. I'm a tad younger, at 20 years old. I'm also unemployed (yay!). Anyway, I've never have tons of friends, but after finishing high school, I've cut almost every
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by Spittie 12y ago
I like TT-RSS, mostly because it's easy to install, doesn't require a beefy machine, and support themes and plugins. For example, I use it with the feedly theme ( https://github.com/levito/tt-rss-feedly-theme )
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by Spittie 12y ago
Greasemonkey + ViewTube ( http://isebaro.com/viewtube/?ln=en ) + ViewTube Plus ( https://openuserjs.org/scripts/hamsterbacke/ViewTubePlus ).
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by Spittie 12y ago
>didn't Adobe say they'd abandon 64bit support on Linux? No, Adobe abandoned NPAPI Flash, the one used by Firefox. Flash on Chrome uses PPAPI, which is still officially supported (my guess is that it's maintained/deve
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Web Browser Security Checklist for Identity Theft Protection(browserleaks.com)
2 points by Spittie 12y ago|0 comments
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by Spittie 12y ago
Sorry, I can't :( This isn't a box dedicated to tor, and also my vps provider requires to limit the bandwidth in their ToS.
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by Spittie 12y ago
Your distro should ship with a sample config file, otherwise you can find one here: https://gitweb.torproject.org/tor.git/blob/HEAD:/src/config/... Tor has some sane defaults, so you don't need
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Why Procrastinators Procrastinate(waitbutwhy.com)
2 points by Spittie 12y ago|1 comments
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by Spittie 12y ago
http://www.namesilo.com/ is my go to go for cheap .coms. I don't know about their support (never needed it) but they're fast, support 2fa and, well, are cheap :)
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by Spittie 12y ago
I'd love to see something like SSH, you trust the self-signed certificate the first time, and then it's considered valid until it changes (but it should get treated differently from CA-signed certificates, your yellow padlock idea
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by Spittie 12y ago
They use browser certificates (I'm not sure if this is the right name), which is actually pretty cool. When you create an account, a certificate is generated in your browser, and then you can login with it. The big problem is that sinc
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by Spittie 12y ago
https://www.startssl.com/ gives out free SSL certificates. Just don't expect much on their part, given it's free. For example, they refused to reissue certificates for free after Heartbleed. Also you can't us
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by Spittie 12y ago
Well, then if all the DNS traffic is proxyed through a VPN your ISP can't know who made that query, making it pretty much useless. And if you're worrying about DNS leaks, your ISP is still able to read that traffic even when using
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by Spittie 12y ago
Your ISP can already easily track what you browse/requests, it's not like the DNS logs give them more information (and unless you use DNSCrypt or similar, they can just see the DNS traffic anyway). On the contrary, by using a diff
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by Spittie 12y ago
It reminds me of Action Launcher's "shutters". You have an icon on your homescreen, and swipe on it to show the relative widget. Not the same concept, but still closer than normal widgets. https://play.google.com&#
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by Spittie 12y ago
This seems to be the full paper, if anyone can understand it: http://arxiv.org/abs/1404.4369 (If there is a way to make me feel stupid fast is to read those papers).

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