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by peawee 1y ago
Any online service typically keeps some amount of logging. A fully encrypted online service can certainly hand over some amount access and account information, and in my experience that's plenty enough for law enforcement to go and do
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by peawee 4y ago
Probably because they want cameras they know will work and survive in a deep-space environment. Space is hard . Once you get out of the atmosphere and magnetosphere, it's an unkind environment for electronics. They're probably go
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by peawee 4y ago
Pretty well outlined here: https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/Introduction-to-Appl... > while a number of blobs are required in order to boot the system, none of those have the ability to take over t
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by peawee 5y ago
It's designed first and foremost to be a language to help compilers turn large matrix math operations into automagically vectorized and parallelized operations. If Rust is the language for close-to-metal memory-safe systems programming
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by peawee 6y ago
And that's (part of) why C needs to go.
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by peawee 6y ago
I can personally guarantee you that the developer who built this is completely confident that nobody does or should think and act like he does.
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by peawee 6y ago
It will be focused on the true expression of a small bird vomiting whatever it had for lunch.
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by peawee 6y ago
> The last-modified headers indicate that the front page and docs have not been updated since May 2018. This is not a viable platform and the analysis of Twitter's technical shortcomings is facile. The original 140 character limit,
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by peawee 8y ago
> It's very common to think about computer security primarily in terms of fixing vulnerabilities. In reality, security teams spend a lot of their time on a different goal: making bugs hard to exploit. This often takes the form of lo
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by peawee 8y ago
Unroll.me was kind of the whole point for needing GDPR in the first place. Good riddance.
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by peawee 10y ago
SpiderOak | REMOTE | Full-Time | PhoneGap-Centric Mobile Engineer SpiderOak builds and provides Zero Knowledge cloud storage and collaboration solutions, with our Semaphor team collaboration service, ONE backup, and Encryptr password manage
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by peawee 10y ago
SpiderOak | REMOTE SpiderOak builds and provides Zero Knowledge cloud storage and collaboration solutions, with our Semaphor team collaboration service, ONE backup, and Encryptr password management. We're a growing team of some ~40 peo
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by peawee 11y ago
SpiderOak - REMOTE - Full-time - https://spideroak.com Privacy matters. We're a privacy and security-focused cloud services provider looking to flesh out several teams on staff. We are looking for energetic, capable enginee
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by peawee 11y ago
For global communication, it helps to form a mental model of the other side. When you pick up the phone to call someone else, knowing it's 1am there would typically indicate you should likely think twice before calling. It's a cru
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by peawee 11y ago
[ALL REMOTE] SpiderOak, multiple positions. Bias in favor of decent overlap with US Central timezone. Very occasional travel to Chicago or Kansas City will be required. SpiderOak is expanding out, building next-gen products to help bring th
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by peawee 11y ago
We fought the revolutionary war so that rich factory-owners could more freely sell their wares without paying taxes to fund the war against the French and Native Americans that they sent Ben Franklin to London to beg the king for.
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by peawee 11y ago
[REMOTE] SpiderOak, JavaScript UI Engineer We're building our next-generation products making full use of HTML5 technologies. If you've experience with Node and React and are excited about crafting amazing user interfaces, we&#x27
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by peawee 12y ago
Except the European data privacy regulations don't seem to be too restrictive of law enforcement.
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by peawee 12y ago
XPS 13 developer edition. Factory installed with Ubu.
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by peawee 12y ago
Agreed! "Track Changes" and master-child documents made it really easy for me to work on 50+ page documents with more than just another collaborator. Personally, after doing several large documents in LaTeX and only then trying Wo
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by peawee 12y ago
REMOTE SpiderOak - https://spideroak.com - https://blog.spideroak.com/20141201135441-now-hiring-another... We're a Zero-Knowledge cloud file storage/sync company dedicated to helping people store data
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by peawee 12y ago
What if we called it ANSI Markdown instead? Read the foreword to http://flash-gordon.me.uk/ansi.c.txt , and it sounds very similar to the Markdown issue. C is still called C, regardless of what ANSI (and later ISO) did to i
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by peawee 12y ago
Imagine if you took a look at all the incompatible implementations of 1970's and 1980's C and blamed them for not being compatible, and created a fork called "ANSI C". That'd totally suck, wouldn't it?
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by peawee 12y ago
SpiderOak, REMOTE but eastern half of the USA. We're looking for an enterprise support engineer! We’re looking for an energetic people-friendly engineer to join forces with us to help support our growing SpiderOak Blue Enterprise deplo
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by peawee 12y ago
So not dissimilar to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Native_Client ?
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by peawee 12y ago
More like "some geniuses came along and banged out an OS that would suit their needs on the limited hardware they had on hand"
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by peawee 12y ago
As someone who works at SpiderOak, cloud storage isn't easy and requires a different infrastructural mindset than a traditional software vendor. Out of the 4 of our peers you mentioned, two are sizable companies in their own right but
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by peawee 13y ago
For people to give a crap about FOSS crypto, you need the audits, and there's just not that much information out there. Audits are pricy and a great way to prematurely age a developer team, but the alternative is "looks OK" c
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by peawee 13y ago
You don't even need to wait for it. I just clicked through the waiting screen and logged in.
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by peawee 13y ago
It's technically possible with Crypton. Note that the server-side components are under AGPL or commercial license; it's either pay fair or play fair.

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