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by nervuri 3y ago
> It also seems like this type of obfusction probably never was particularlly effective. It actually is effective - at least it was a few years ago. See these tests: https://www.johnplummer.com/javascript/email-obfu
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Show HN: TLS client configuration test (TLS Client Hello Mirror)(tlsprivacy.nervuri.net)
1 points by nervuri 3y ago|0 comments
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by nervuri 4y ago
Also 061C, E0001, E0020...E007F. And probably others, yes. The list at https://invisible-characters.com/ might contain more. > Unicode is a deep dark forest. Oh, indeed.
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by nervuri 4y ago
Zero-width characters can be used to covertly watermark text and to figure out who copied text from a page and pasted it somewhere else. Server software can encode a hidden number between every few words, which corresponds to a server log
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by nervuri 4y ago
Vim does not display them all. The only program I checked which displays all such characters is `less -U`. You can test using this file: https://gitlab.com/nervuri/nervuri.net/-/raw/master/gopher&#
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by nervuri 4y ago
You can disable all phoning home. Have a look at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-stop-firefox-making... Having a single setting that does all of this would indeed be nice.
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by nervuri 4y ago
The ECASH act is so far my favorite initiative for private online payments. A government-issued open-source anonymous digital dollar, functional both online and offline, no blockchain involved, no transaction fees. I hope they can make it
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by nervuri 4y ago
The ability to make large anonymous digital transactions do make corruption and tax evasion easier to get away with. As for sanctions, I imagine they can mostly be enforced by looking at the flow of goods. The money transfers can't b
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An analysis of the /e/OS app installer(nervuri.net)
1 points by nervuri 5y ago|0 comments
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by nervuri 5y ago
> - With the exception of e/OS, all of the handset manufacturers examined collect a list of all the apps installed on a handset. /e/OS is no exception. I looked at the requests made by its "Apps" app. Every tim
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by nervuri 5y ago
Bombadillo: a non-web browser - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25223184 - Nov 2020 (50 comments)
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by nervuri 6y ago
Thanks! It can be hard to find these things.
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by nervuri 6y ago
> there are loads of programs for polling+downloading+caching+converting news feeds Please list a few. They might come in handy. I know of feed2exec (programmable feed reader): https://gitlab.com/anarcat/feed2exec D
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by nervuri 6y ago
> Also, is Lawrence Lessig still active? He hosts https://equalcitizens.us/anotherway/
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Looking for a secure smartphone running only free software? Good luck!(blogs.fsfe.org)
1 points by nervuri 8y ago|0 comments