lemonade

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by lemonade 9y ago
Maybe you want to check out https://nlnet.nl/NGI - and make a suggestion...
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by lemonade 10y ago
Other useful hint to authors: the Starter Pack seems to be missing on the server ...
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by lemonade 10y ago
Hi Pieter, I'm not sure how long you'll keep on reading stuff, but rest assured me and many others will cherish the very fond memories of collaborating with you - you've always had a sharp wit and a practical sort of unconven
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How would you spend 10M on securing the future of the internet?(nlnet.nl)
1 points by lemonade 10y ago|0 comments
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by lemonade 10y ago
You don't often see using PHP advertised as a desirable feature in any place where you could avoid it.
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by lemonade 10y ago
"Safe browsing" is one of the first things I turn off when installing a new profile in a browser. I personally dislike any commercial service turned on by default in my software that continually and without my consent pings back t
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by lemonade 10y ago
Alternatively, you can use mosh to your homebox, and run mutt from there. Has some other advantages as well ...
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by lemonade 11y ago
This is in all likelyhood "Safebrowsing by Google", which is a default service to run sites you visit past the servers of said company. https://www.google.com/transparencyreport/safebrowsing/diagn... Tha
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by lemonade 11y ago
Well, Blackberry still has quite a few governments as its customer, and will continue to have them for a while. And as I recall, the N9 still sold millions of devices even though it was no longer receiving any promotion. The consumer market
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by lemonade 11y ago
Actually, these are suggestions from users to Jolla. It just shows how people care about this small company doing what the world needs now - make smartphones that don't phone home all the time, and that allow you to install a firewall,
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by lemonade 11y ago
Also, it is because they are not bankrupt. The original title is plainly misleading. They are restructuring. As a happy Jolla user (my whole family has one), I hope they make it. If you don't have one yet - I encourage you to order one
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by lemonade 11y ago
I don't think your analysis of the whole "Microsoft buying Nokia" is correct. Nokia did not offload, but had no money left to defend itself against an aggressor. Basically, they were led to the slaughterhouse by the "bur
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by lemonade 11y ago
Please see my other comments. They are not bankrupt. They are having significant financial issues, but debt restructuring is actually something that can work really well - the channel tunnel is the living example of this. I for one am going
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by lemonade 11y ago
Well, it is because they are not bankrupt. The title is misleading and incorrect, and outdated. [edit] The title was changed, much better - thanks. Buying is still possible, and if you've held out because you thought Jolla did not need
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by lemonade 11y ago
The original title was changed because it was incorrect. Jolla has to make some financial restructuring. The Jolla blog posts are more up to date than this, but IRC might even be better.
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by lemonade 11y ago
Am I missing something? This leads to a wiki page that does not actually say anything about a bankruptcy. Can you either substantiate or remove - remaining sailors seem to be working very hard, and I would hate it if false rumors would seed
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by lemonade 11y ago
You might want to look at: https://tlspool.arpa2.net/
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by lemonade 12y ago
The original academic paper from MIT describing how it works: http://www.ksplice.com/doc/ksplice.pdf
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by lemonade 12y ago
The original KSplice project was actually fully open source, funded by a Dutch charity called NLnet that funds lots of interesting projects like that. I've been running it ever since. After this was all done the team got acquihired by
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by lemonade 12y ago
I was told by Andrew Tanenbaum some time ago that Minix has had this kind of feature for a number of years now.
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Trefecta: High-speed foldable e-bike(trefectamobility.com)
1 points by lemonade 12y ago|0 comments
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Open hardware free space optic project KORUZA world wide experiment(wlan-si.net)
1 points by lemonade 12y ago|0 comments
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by lemonade 12y ago
I prefer viewerjs.org - I don't believe it if people that say that every modern platform has a PDF viewer. Having a document hosted on your own website together with a javascript viewer reduces the risk for users both in terms of priva
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by lemonade 12y ago
I think it would be more suitable to not allow any Javascript to be used on the website. As an avid NoScript user that is how I like my sites anyway ;)
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by lemonade 12y ago
There are many more public DNS servers out there, too many to block.There is a nice comprehensive list here: http://public-dns.tk/ You might also be interested in https://dnscrypt.eu .
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by lemonade 13y ago
I would love a port of Py-GNUTLS to the current GNUTLS. That is badly needed, as there have been major changes. This is used by many interesting projects, like Blink ( http://icanblink.com )
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IETF Plenary on Internet hardening today with Bruce Schneier(ietf.org)
1 points by lemonade 13y ago|0 comments
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by lemonade 13y ago
Why not use something like Hood.ie? http://blog.hood.ie/2013/11/say-hello-to-offline-first/
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by lemonade 13y ago
I think it would be fairly easy to whip up something like this with WebODF ( http://webodf.org ). That is able to show real spreadsheet documents from software like Excel, LibreOffice, Apache OpenOffice and Calligra. Of course t
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by lemonade 13y ago
You want to use something like TLSpool ( http://www.tlspool.org ) and DANE. For a browser something like Firefox's Certificate Patrol is a great solution.

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