not_rhodey

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by not_rhodey 12y ago
The Android Flock client works with any standards compliant WebDAV/CardDAV/CalDAV server. There is nothing stopping anyone from running a server of their own, at which point you can do anything you want with the server including c
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by not_rhodey 12y ago
Right now the initial sync does take an unreasonable amount of time, I definitely agree. After first sync you will never have to experience a sync operation anywhere near the length of that but it is a bad first experience to have with the
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by not_rhodey 12y ago
not to be a bummer, but it doesn't seem like anything special was done with this special purpose hardware. why go to the trouble to engineer and advertise this as a piece of security enhancing hardware when it's really just "
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by not_rhodey 12y ago
you're kidding me, right? rhodey@rhodey$ mvn package rhodey@rhodey$ java -jar <package-name>.jar <command line options>
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by not_rhodey 13y ago
Kind of-- some older code was (is?) copyright WS, newer code is OWS, in both cases everything is GPLv3 and all future code will continue to be OWS & GPLv3.
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by not_rhodey 13y ago
We've got a browser extension in development, with the possibility of using an email address instead of a phone # as ID-- no promises on time line though. https://twitter.com/moxie/status/438020504780152832
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by not_rhodey 13y ago
Go ahead, ban me. I'm already dead.
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by not_rhodey 13y ago
"Students will be working for 36 hours to produce websites, apps or hardware using any open-source libraries and API." Title should read "2,000 computer science students expected at Santa Monica hackathon this weekend".
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by not_rhodey 13y ago
very implication.
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by not_rhodey 13y ago
There is no way that this attack method is profitable if the attacker is fronting the cost of manufacturing. This leads me to believe that this article is incorrect or fabricated, or that this is a seriously interesting attack on a iron man
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by not_rhodey 13y ago
I'm inclined to agree with you, generally speaking simplicity is security. Also, I believe that the "secure JS in-browser crypto is impossible" argument is entirely bunk in this context-- people need to stop reciting this com
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by not_rhodey 13y ago
Last month's cryptopary had a really diverse, really excellent turnout. These will continue to happen every 3rd Sunday. Bring a friend, share the knowledge :)
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by not_rhodey 13y ago
Shameless plug here for Zones: https://github.com/WhisperSystems/Zones I was robbed in West Oakland over the summer while developing the app. Funny thing, I actually had the app installed on my phone at the time it was
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by not_rhodey 13y ago
I think only the highest of Mozilla and everything they stand for. "You will take a job somewhere else some day and experience great anguish when it is significantly less awesome." What I'm trying to convey is that I don&#x27
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by not_rhodey 13y ago
This, this is a really lame. You're a software developer which means you have the opportunity to work virtually wherever and whenever you want. You can write software on a sunny day in the local park, inside a tent in the midst of an A