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Comment #41474600
My experience with IaC output is that it's so broken to not only be unhelpful but actively harmful.
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Comment #41388351
EDIT: regarding the part about signal and whatsapp I must clarify that of course the possibility of inserting a backdoor on the server side is far more dangerous than the client si…
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Comment #41384830
I am saying that in practice the security might be structured in such a way that it requires several different parties to connive, rendering it essentially fine. I mean, having to …
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Comment #41384370
I mean at this point they could also change the code running on the user devices, probably someone would notice but that's another story. The point is: even if they could, should t…
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Comment #41383715
This could be extremely unfeasible. For example the code could be generated by a third party and encrypted before arriving on a server controlled by telegram and sent to the user. …
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Comment #41383610
Something being true only by definition is unfortunately a very weak claim. For example the company servers could be hosted on an island with armed guards instructed to burn everyt…
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Comment #41383499
I think this statement requires a stronger argument, since even if they could have access to the data in theory there are concrete implementations where it could be extremely unfea…
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Comment #41379287
There is quite a large amount of people believing that Telegram stores messages in plaintext. I would like to know how they got that idea. So far the best I've got is something alo…
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Comment #41376877
EDIT: I just want to clarify that I don't believe the claim that an employee can intercept the validation code
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Comment #41376824
Maybe? When you login from a new device you're asked to provide an OTP so maybe there is at least that layer of protection and, hopefully, requires some circumvention at the applic…
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Comment #41376712
Just to be clear, are you saying that his claim > Telegram uses the MTProto 2.0 Cloud algorithm for non-secret chats[1][2]. > In fact, it uses a split-key encryption system and the…
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Comment #41345370
According to the Telegram FAQ ( https://www.telegram.org/faq#q-do-you-process-data-requests ) data on their servers is encrypted and the keys are split and stored in different juri…
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Comment #41336168
> Both openvpn and wireguard protocols are trivially blocked by DPI. I don't understand why this matters, it's not like your ISP will ever block this kind of traffic since every co…
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Comment #41230108
> It's the reason some people will tell you Arch Linux worked perfectly on their machine despite having plenty of problems. I feel personally attacked
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Comment #41145118
I used to run a telegram webhook for myself and kept telling myself to make it in a service. You can deduce by the fact that I'm not sending you a link that it hasn't happened yet
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Comment #41095635
Thanks, I needed to have this thought formalized. I see now why I have a hard disk full of perfectly architured dead projects, and also why the live ones are never going to be perf…
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Comment #41059053
In game theoretic terms all of this looks a lot like a Nash equilibrium to me and, as such, fells inescapable
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Comment #40729502
Also in Haskell: 1. Start by doing everything in ReaderT Env IO 2. Learn all about mtl (or monad transformers, free monads, freer monads, algebraic effects, whatever) 3. Do everyth…
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Comment #40717626
> Those don't seem to be names of parameters, but rather of types. It's missing parameter names entirely. The rest of the definition is at the end, to see it as a whole: splitAt ::…
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Comment #40711452
Just to give a different pov I find Haskell very intuitive, and particularly I find that code written by other people is very easy to understand (compared to Java or TypeScript at …
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Comment #40382625
I am deeply interested in this point of view of yours so I will be hijacking your reply to ask another question: is "better than asking a few random people on the street" the bar w…
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Comment #15466409
I guess next time I will check with my lawyer before going to an interview
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Comment #15466094
I always wondered, could one simply lie? I mean, I never had to face the situation in an interview, but I would like to be prepared for it. If my interviewer asks for my marital st…
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Comment #15466006
> Sick leave policy is up to the company I am really astonished that this is considered normal. Sick leave should not be up to the company, at least not for normal employee contrac…
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Comment #14155535
If, by any chance, someone decide that its browser is already covered as far as adblockering goes, we will simply move to a different browser/adblocker/adblocking solution. As long…