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Live: Daniel J. Bernstein (djb) on the push to weaken post-quantum TLS [10am ET](youtube.com)
5 points by almostbasic 3mo ago|0 comments
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Dissent: Censorship resistance via collateral damage, not obfuscation(godissent.com)
3 points by almostbasic 4mo ago|0 comments
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by almostbasic 10mo ago
Shameless plug alert: This is exactly why we made Verified Privacy AI. It lets you cryptographically verify that your AI interactions are never logged or stored. You'll see the model you're talking to, the system prompts, every de
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by almostbasic 11mo ago
But that has not happened since PIA was acquired by Kape. All that proves is that the previous owner was trustworthy.
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by almostbasic 11mo ago
But, that happened since they were acquired by Kape. All that proves is the previous owner was trustworthy.
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by almostbasic 1y ago
I believe we are only scratching the surface of our history.
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by almostbasic 1y ago
Is anyone really surprised?
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by almostbasic 1y ago
This is amazing The rise of the AI generated em dash is insane.
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by almostbasic 1y ago
They just announced they are killing meshnet
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by almostbasic 1y ago
This is absurd. I would never buy a vehicle like that.
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by almostbasic 1y ago
For sure. Pictures certainly have their place on the web. I was speaking more about websites where the entire design is made of images, even when it doesn’t make any sense to do so.
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by almostbasic 1y ago
Meta puts money over minors.
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by almostbasic 1y ago
It really makes you wonder what other weapons they have that we don't know about.
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by almostbasic 1y ago
It makes sense. All of the streaming services have exclusive rights to certain shows in addition to their own shows, so you have to subscribe to every service out there to see everything, whereas you used to just need 1 cable subscription f
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by almostbasic 1y ago
Agreed. 99% of the websites out there today are so loaded with images and videos that they would've taken 25 minutes to open on dial up.
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by almostbasic 1y ago
This is a complete game changer!
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by almostbasic 5y ago
Andrew Lee sold Private Internet Access in 2019 and has nothing to do with them anymore. Likewise, PIA has nothing to do with Freenode.
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by almostbasic 5y ago
Andrew Lee sold Private Internet Access in 2019 and has nothing to do with them anymore. Likewise, PIA has nothing to do with Freenode.
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by almostbasic 5y ago
> - When they merged with Kape Technologies (resulting in the ludicrous situation of having Mark Karpelès as their CTO) I lost all faith in them and immediately switched to Mullvad. This is not true. Mark was hired by London Trust Medi
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by almostbasic 5y ago
Private Internet Access has no connection to Freenode at all anymore. It WAS owned by London Trust Media, which also owned PIA, but Kape acquired PIA in December of 2019 and has had no connection since then. We do not have any involvement
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by almostbasic 5y ago
Private Internet Access has no connection to Freenode at all anymore. It WAS owned by London Trust Media, which also owned PIA, however Kape Technologies acquired PIA in December of 2019 and has had no connection since then. We do not have
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Google gives police IPs of people that searched particular keywords or addresses(privateinternetaccess.com)
3 points by almostbasic 6y ago|0 comments
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Losing the Right to Encryption Means Losing Business(internetsociety.org)
12 points by almostbasic 6y ago|0 comments
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Quantum computing, a threat to encryption: Robin Wilton from Internet Society(youtube.com)
1 points by almostbasic 6y ago|0 comments
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Interview with Josh Aas, Founder and Executive Director of Let's Encrypt(youtube.com)
2 points by almostbasic 6y ago|0 comments
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Senators that voted to let the FBI seize your web history without a warrant(privateinternetaccess.com)
3 points by almostbasic 6y ago|0 comments
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by almostbasic 7y ago
Fixed! Thanks for the heads up :)
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by almostbasic 7y ago
Unfortunately it is too early to commit to a date yet, but we are working hard to get it ready for "prime time" as soon as possible.
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by almostbasic 7y ago
Chris Miller, CMO for Private Internet Access here. You are correct, we were extremely fortunate to be able to work directly with Jason Donenfeld on our implementation. We wanted to have the most seamless integration we possibly could, and
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The National Cyber Security Alliance’s Data Privacy Day Honeypot(privateinternetaccess.com)
1 points by almostbasic 7y ago|0 comments

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