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Unless civet's compiled output is hard to read you could always just check in the compiled Typescript source and continue from there if it gets abandoned. Not much of a risk when t…

There's plenty to criticize about Protonmail but this article is sensationalist bullshit. I'm surprised the HN population is letting itself be goaded like this.

You should make this much more clear. There seems to be absolutely no indication on this page that this isn't officially endorsed content.

There is a vast number of search engines that are not Google, many of whom 'respect privacy' in some way. That does not make them noteworthy. None I've encountered so far are actua…

I'd like to posit that getting rewarded for forwarding traffic in combination with the lack of maintenance over the node list makes Sybil attacks on this network the default instea…

IMHO your editor should be formatting your Lisp with this kind of indentation anyway, parentheses or not. If you have that, Z-expressions seem kinda moot.

Not only this, but the article also doesn't even mention transaction fees to rule out that they may offset a lacking mining reward.

'unique' indeed. this is a curiosity at best, recognizing odors is not what i would call an essential skill anymore.

Depending what core that is, you get more on the Google Cloud free tier (600MB RAM, 30GB disk). But: only 30GB outgoing bandwidth.

oh no

This screams survivorship bias so loud it hurts my ears.

What kind of account do you keep $35B dollars in?

As far as I am aware from the last time I tried to find such a thing the packet-based interactive nature of modern display standards prevents the cheap implementation of these devi…

Very interesting! Too bad this is only for finding instruction materials. An even bigger problem than finding learning materials I often have when autodidactically diving into a ne…

The assumption is that the encryption can only be broken via an evil-maid attack. If you are victim of such an attack, the encryption of the file is broken as well.

Being incompatible with most available software is not a 'non issue'. The problem won't solve itself by adoption if it never gets to that point, that's almost a perfect catch-22.

That definitely is the first thing that comes to mind, but applications need to be built under that model. Currently all applications assume they get access to everything by defaul…

I'm running Qubes 3.2 on my laptop right now (Dell Latitude E5470) and it also fulfills all the requirements to run 4.0. The certification requirements are higher, but that's basic…

What a coincidence. I've actually been trying to sketch out how to do this in the past few days. I've also been looking at how projects like Hypercontainer and Clear Containers ach…

For anyone interested in implementations of the Sieve of Erastothenes, here is a very interesting paper about functional ones, which are harder than they appear at first: https://w…

I was surprised he managed to snag it. At the current rate of ICO proliferation I expected there to be at least two dozen waste reusal coins already.

This is probably done just for the election, and it's not clear whether the ban will hold in front of courts. linksunten.indymedia is not actually a club, as which it was forbidden…