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Comment #33232372
DANE is gaining adoption primarily when it comes to email - browsers are still hesitant.
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Comment #32319507
I do trust my own server not to misbehave, but I probably would not trust some random server on the internet.
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Comment #32319182
Funny, I reported something similar on the rsync mailing list a couple of months ago: https://www.mail-archive.com/rsync@lists.samba.org/msg33452.... Good to see that it will be fi…
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Comment #28968534
This is one such an approach: https://www.concordia-h2020.eu/blog-post/setting-up-a-nation...
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Comment #28584033
There is a book about IBM's involvement in the Holocaust. Now, I have no illusion that Apple, Google, and co. would not do the same in the circumstances. https://en.wikipedia.org/w…
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Comment #28245397
Correct, Buypass Go has a validity of six months. Unfortunately the free version does not support wildcards yet.
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Comment #27509649
This is a good comment. There are I believe a couple more cases where HTTPS is difficult: - You use a dynamic subsubdomain scheme. E.g. abc.xyz.example.org. A wildcard certificate …
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Comment #27357553
Do you have a source for that? Most of Western Europe has more than two parties in parliament, thus I find that hard to believe.
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Comment #27357525
Do you have a source for that? Coming from a country where there are 16 different parties in parliament (the Netherlands), neighboured by two countries which each have at least fiv…
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Comment #27095089
There are many names that do not follow your rule, and generally speaking I'd find it very rude if I told you my name, and you'd go "let me fix that to the _correct_ spelling". For…
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Comment #26847504
I like this, because it's beautifully simple. I have been collecting radio stations since 2016 now, and something I have noticed is that streaming URLs tend to break rather often. …
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Comment #25942472
You can still get an anonymous card [1], along with paper cards from a machine, and printed e-tickets. So I would not say that travelling anonymously is becoming impossible, but ra…
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Comment #25790851
Exactly. My favourite programming experience so far has been Visual Studio. Setting it up is done in one installer that guides you through the process, and after that it just works…
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Comment #25240371
Is it really trivial to support both dark and light interfaces though? It may be for command line interfaces, but for anything with a GUI and custom colours it means creating every…
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Comment #23793311
In theory, yes, and I think most people here would store their backup codes properly. However, there are many people who don't store them properly, and don't think about it until i…