groovecoder

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The AI economy needs an ass(assstore.ai)
2 points by groovecoder 6mo ago|0 comments
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by groovecoder 11mo ago
Populism isn’t just bad elites or gullible masses. It’s what happens when both sides lose the virtues that once held them together. Elites forget humility and justice, turning reason into arrogance; populists forget prudence and temperance,
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by groovecoder 2y ago
Do you know which will happen first? Specifically, will the court put forth its remedies before the appeals begin? Or will those actions happen in parallel? Or what?
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Sun Machines(economist.com)
29 points by groovecoder 2y ago|4 comments
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Datasets – How Neural Machine Translation Works(gregtatum.com)
1 points by groovecoder 2y ago|0 comments
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by groovecoder 2y ago
Containers?
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by groovecoder 3y ago
Look I don't have any reason to praise Twitter, but ... This "Twitter-scale mastadon implementation" is when my red flags went up. It's meant to demonstrate a simpler and more performant architecture, but it actually dem
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by groovecoder 4y ago
I assume this means you have an MX record at example.com pointing to your/mailbox.org SMTP server? AIUI, a sending MTA will look up the MX record for example.com by preference order and will deliver emails to the first server that acce
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by groovecoder 4y ago
Oh interesting. Do you mind filing an issue for what you have in mind here? https://github.com/mozilla/fx-private-relay/issues/new FWIW, when you get a Relay number, we text you a contact card for it, so you
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by groovecoder 4y ago
Yeah, "Bring your own domain" is a super cool feature idea. We could even re-use Acme HTTP-01 or DNS-01 challenges to verify the domain.
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by groovecoder 4y ago
(Mozilla Privacy & Security ENGR) Stay tuned ... :)
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by groovecoder 5y ago
This was the part I latched onto in Moxie's piece too: "A protocol moves much more slowly than a platform. After 30+ years, email is still unencrypted; meanwhile WhatsApp went from unencrypted to full e2ee in a year. People are st
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by groovecoder 5y ago
Thanks for reporting it! Nothing like an influx of new users (and now premium customers!) to re-light some fire under a bug! We'll work on it.
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by groovecoder 5y ago
Howdy. I'm an engineer on both Facebook Container and Relay. We fixed the original bug in Facebook Container that was showing the prompt on every website - now it only shows the prompt on websites where Facebook trackers are detected.
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by groovecoder 5y ago
Howdy, relay engineer here. The random aliases at mozmail.com are certainly the most private option. The subdomain aliases are for convenience so you can make up any alias you want even if you don't have a device on you. (e.g., checkin
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by groovecoder 5y ago
(Tech lead of Relay here) Thanks for the detail! We'll look into this. We definitely want to maximize deliverability.
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by groovecoder 5y ago
We sent them a pull request to remove mozmail.com now that the aliases should be "safe"r for relying parties to accept. upvotes maybe? https://github.com/disposable/disposable-email-domains/pull/...
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by groovecoder 6y ago
Can you file that here so I don't forget? https://github.com/mozilla/fx-private-relay
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by groovecoder 6y ago
(Relay tech lead) Oops, thanks for catching that. We'll add a LICENSE file.
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by groovecoder 6y ago
(Relay tech lead here) Yeah, the all_urls add-ons are always concerning. We have an issue filed to move that to optional_permissions instead, but need to get the UX right: https://github.com/mozilla/fx-private-relay&#x2
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by groovecoder 6y ago
(Relay tech lead here) It's in the privacy policy ( https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy/firefox-relay/ ), but yes - the emails are sent thru Amazon SES in plaintext. We have kicked around the idea of ena
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by groovecoder 6y ago
Howdy. I'm the tech lead on Relay. We're working on replies right now: https://github.com/mozilla/fx-private-relay/pull/770
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by groovecoder 7y ago
Note: we have an update coming that includes a "Limit to Designated Sites" feature in the base Multi-Account Containers extension: https://github.com/mozilla/multi-account-containers/pull/165...
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by groovecoder 7y ago
psst ... check out https://monitor.firefox.com/protect-my-email
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by groovecoder 7y ago
M-A-C dev here ... We're actually pretty deep into the work of adding sync to M-A-C. https://github.com/mozilla/multi-account-containers/pull/161... Predictably, synchronizing data is complicated, so it&
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Firefox 72 blocks third-party fingerprinting resources(blog.mozilla.org)
5 points by groovecoder 7y ago|2 comments
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by groovecoder 7y ago
It's pretty verbose and lengthy, but I recently read the NIST "Trustworthy Email" publication and it did a great job explaining these technologies - Sender Policy Framework (SPF), DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM), and Domain
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by groovecoder 7y ago
Opinion article; is thinly-veiled content-marketing piece for an AI cybersecurity company.
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by groovecoder 7y ago
I found the statements about PII uploaded by advertisers confusing. The authors say “PII uploaded by advertisers to target customers via custom audiences” was NOT found “being used for advertising” but the whole point of uploading PII into
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by groovecoder 7y ago
Answered here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20465981

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