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TalkingCodeMonk
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Comment #48772803
see other comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48772802
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Comment #48772802
> That's the whole point of E2EE. No it's not. The point of E2EE is that only the client apps decrypt/encrypt content, and the server just processes the encrypted bits. Most E2EE s…
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Comment #48772661
FYI the setup you mention is not "end-to-end" encrypted. E2EE means client-to-client encrypted, with the server processing encrypted bits only. Your approach is encryption in trans…
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Comment #48771204
Sounds like you want your photos on a unencrypted HDD, which you can do regardless of whether or not a cloud service is E2EE, so I don't see how E2EE is an issue...
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Comment #48771152
Why is there "a very good possibility" of losing your photos because they are E2EE? Do you not use a password manager and backup your data? There is no reason why E2EE services can…
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Comment #48770482
Seriously! How do techies and devs of all people not understand that the cloud is someone else's computer, and that the best way to prevent leaks, exploitation, or abuse of user da…
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Comment #48755223
A link at the bottom of the page goes directly to a US directory (of only 476 entities): https://www.usworker.coop/directory/
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Comment #48754833
Because of the principle of least privilege: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_privilege All current age verification measures open up a torrent of attack vectors on us…
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Comment #48731686
So, if the majority chose to get microchipped, you believe either we should force the minority to get microchipped against their will, or just exclude them from society? "Your pape…
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Comment #48680723
> because of rising prices for consumer electronics, particularly high-end Apple products Here's your problem. This is not a consumer or Apple-specific issue whatsoever. Computing …
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Comment #48673153
They also inexplicably snuck in a 50% increase for the TV 4k, just to be extra greedy. Treat yoself Tim Apple!
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Comment #48673056
The fact that a dozen companies are allowed to buy up the entire global supply of core components, and increase the cost of living for every human on Earth, is full blown dystopian…
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Comment #48640192
Agreed. More importantly, this long documented history of massive recurring multi-billion dollar fraud and theft – mostly from domestic and international retirement funds – indicat…
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Comment #48624233
Persona is also a core provider in jurisdications implementing ID laws for social media and other web services. Considering the ties to Palantir and America's mass surveillance app…
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Comment #48624126
I'm not arguing against a base level of empathy and care for maintainers. I'm arguing FOR a base level of empathy and care FROM maintainers WHO CHOOSE to build for-profit products …
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Comment #48624011
Your post changed my prespective on atproto! It also solidified the architectural issues I've had all along with the fediverse, and view that it's more of an interim solution which…
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Comment #48615352
jhack's perspetive is something that is all too common in tech. The implication that if code is open source the owners and maintainers don't owe consumers anything because "you can…
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Comment #48606150
I find it simultaneously amusing and depressing that you took my comment as a promotion of bribery, rather than a stark commentary on the sytemic corruption that has destroyed Amer…
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Comment #48593528
Microsoft had it worse because Gates was a megalomaniac who was so self-absorbed he didn't understand he was supposed to bribe via "donations". Tech companies all learned the same …
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Comment #48579000
> For the EU taxpayer, nothing was gained and nothing was lost. Except for the "massive" subsidies you advocated for, right? Except for the massive cost to provide utilities and in…
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Comment #48578842
Why should taxpayers anywhere pay private enterprises to create infrastructure they own and control for-profit, rather than just cutting out the monopoly middle man and establishin…
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Comment #48569421
I suggest you take the time to read independent analysis on the benefits of corporate subsidies in America. I know I've read of many cases where they cost cities and communities fa…
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Comment #48569026
"US, for 1st time in 50 years, experienced negative net migration in 2025" [0] Curious how they jumped for nearly decade old stats, huh? [0] https://abcnews.com/US/us-1st-time-50-y…
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Comment #48567487
This "greed is good, and should be rewarded" philosophy is one I see all too often on HN, and the entire reason why Americas political, regulatory, and business leadership have bee…
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Comment #48551089
Also remember that the Koch Bros (plus numerous other billionaires) have spent billions [0] poisoning economics academia by funding their narcissistic version of pseudo-libertarian…