dkasak

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by dkasak 2y ago
> (Recently they finally added the ability to require authentication for the media store, although they didn't add support for it to their web client, only their new Android one. ) This is not true. If it were true, it would imply
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by dkasak 2y ago
The Matrix.org Foundation has been steadily increasing its independence, with the recent introduction of the Governing Board ( https://matrix.org/blog/2024/06/election-results/ ) which includes a mix of re
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by dkasak 2y ago
Not directly related, but I feel that any references to Ansible being slow should be accompanied by a mention of the amazing Mitogen. https://mitogen.networkgenomics.com/ansible_detailed.html
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by dkasak 3y ago
Oh boy, do I have a treat for you. Try saving the following as `input.md`: # Hello *world* ## Math $$x = 2 \cdot y^3$$ - foo - bar - baz 1. Yes 2. No 3. Maybe ---
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by dkasak 3y ago
A lot of the problems were caused by the legacy crypto implementations. The misery is not caused by ripping them out and replacing them with matrix-rust-sdk crypto, but by it (unavoidably) taking a while.
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by dkasak 4y ago
The risk being accepted is that a homeserver can currently add members to the group with the group being notified of this . This risk will be removed completely once TOFU and signed control events are implemented, which is planned (and was
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by dkasak 4y ago
It's true Matrix today doesn't implement end-to-end auth for room control messages, but it's a bit of a stretch to say you can spy on conversations in this way. In a room where participants are verified with each other, you&#
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by dkasak 4y ago
It may be a serious question, but I don't see how it relates to the part you quoted. It still is a dumb idea, regardless of the answer to your question.
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by dkasak 5y ago
You'll be thrilled to know this pretty much isn't true anymore, even with Synapse. My instance is running on a cheap Hetzner VPS with a not very powerful CPU and is currently using about 700M RSS and not much CPU. And I'm in
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by dkasak 5y ago
Realistically, when would you be in a hundred-person encrypted group? Mostly this is the case when you're a member of some kind of organization, and there are ideas how to solve this case without pairwise verifying all participants (e.
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by dkasak 5y ago
The Rust rewrite is stalled but not abandoned, there's just been a bit of a slump due to time constraints. Which features are you missing the most?
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by dkasak 5y ago
Author here. As one of the other comments mentions, afl++ (and to some extent vanilla afl) already has capability to automatically scrape magic values from arguments to special functions like `strcmp` and the like. The older technique is ca