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by blablablaat 8y ago
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/07/23/https_dday_google_c...
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by blablablaat 9y ago
Finally! Until now after each LineageOS update I had to connect phone to adb, and patch with tingle or needle to re-enable signature spoofing. Great solution, shame the LineageOS devs won't just add this as an flashable zip or configur
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by blablablaat 9y ago
I can't use Signal or my local railway app without Google Cloud Messaging. So I have two choices: - Don't use them - Install Google crapware package - Install microG, which supplies the APIs so other apps can function normally
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by blablablaat 9y ago
The only difference I see, is that LineageOS users are safe now (or when next built is compiled). Android users will have to wait for months, if they'll get an update at all.
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LineageOS beats Google to the punch, fixes 'KRACK' WPA2 vulnerability in Android(androidpolice.com)
42 points by blablablaat 9y ago|8 comments
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by blablablaat 10y ago
I can understand that he sets his own priorities. But in this case someone else took the sourcecode, built the app and published it to F-Droid. The only thing Moxie had to do was not threaten them with legal action.
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by blablablaat 10y ago
Not for people who don't want Google on their device. He only wants distribution via Google, and even went as far to demand that free/libre Play-alternative F-droid removed their build of TextSecure. See: https://fdroid
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by blablablaat 11y ago
Yes this is possible. The only verification is that you are able to react to certain HTTP requests sent to port 80 on your domain. https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/possible-to-issue-certif...
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by blablablaat 12y ago
Add !g to search on google. Or !gi for google images, !gn for google news, !w for wikipedia, etcetera. See https://duck.co/help/results/syntax for more tricks. And yes I'm using it in daily life.
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by blablablaat 12y ago
I switched back to firefox after google turned evil.
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by blablablaat 12y ago
Same here. My dnsmasq server responds with the domain name when I try it with 'host', but curl and firefox fail on Debian and Ubuntu with only that 1 DNS server in resolv.conf. Curl says "curl: (6) Could not resolve host: mat
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by blablablaat 12y ago
Same, but you will miss some torrents. Both torrentz.eu and kat.ph are complying with DMCA requests.
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by blablablaat 12y ago
Y U no archive.org?
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by blablablaat 12y ago
I only see traffic when typing in the search bar, not when using the location bar as stated in the article. And only when I set my search engine to Google instead of DuckDuckGo.
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by blablablaat 12y ago
Both phone-companies have extensive logs of all calls. Using them to troubleshoot problems however always means manually reading every step. Because of this labor intensity and the privacy aspect (do you want every helpdesk-agent to look at
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by blablablaat 12y ago
Sounded good untill I read: "I sincerely think it is quite unrealistic to ask a knowledge worker". What is this with you programmers that you think that you're the best thing that has happend to this world? It's just a j
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by blablablaat 12y ago
"This content is not available in your location." Fuck off.
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by blablablaat 12y ago
Already fixed in dev branch: https://gitweb.torproject.org/https-everywhere.git/commitdif...
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by blablablaat 12y ago
you americans are so silly :D
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by blablablaat 13y ago
Currently in active (crowdfunded) development, but I would recommend www.mailpile.is once it's more stable. Crypto, security, privacy and everything that gmail does.
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by blablablaat 13y ago
This is probably NOT a backdoor. Most likely your ISP is using a technique like TR-069. This enables them to push settings for voip/TV, and in your friends case wifi. A lot of DSL providers are starting to use this for less intrusive