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magikarp
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Comment #8882746
> There's no real controversy or drama here. There's just one guy who is very vocal. Isn't that how tech-centered controversies work? Especially in cryptography.
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Comment #8841575
Fantastic work, Chris! It's really great to see that ChatSecure has such an ambitious roadmap.
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Comment #8557446
Well, it is a client-side encryption app. If the encryption, public key authentication, etc. is being done well on the client, then the server's only purpose should be routing garb…
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Comment #8557341
The majority of Telegram's source code seems to be released as free software: https://telegram.org/apps (scroll down)
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Comment #8405434
What about the Surface Pro 3?
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Comment #7342224
Fingerprints are for verifying your own identity in the group chat context. They confirm your own identity to others. It's hard for new users to understand this — the blog post men…
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A post discussing prior censorship on HN just got censored
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7178341 Where is this going, exactly? PG's answer to this amounts to saying that HN can critique any company except for those funded by YCombin…
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Comment #7178900
> (HN is a YC marketing arm, he runs the website and can do whatever he wants, etc, etc). HN is much more than a marketing arm — it's one of the most central forums for programmer …
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Comment #7178689
What PG is saying is that HN can be used to criticize anyone except companies backed by YC. That's unacceptable.
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Comment #7038994
Everything you've said in your comment is good advice. Once the paper I've mentioned is ready, we will have this kind of implementation.
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Comment #7036552
A Chinese spy manages to steal the last 50MB of the Lisp program governing U.S. missile launches. Fortunately, it was all closing parentheses.
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Comment #7036516
It's true that we don't have a research paper per se for the multiparty protocol, but we do have a specification document [1] as well as implementations in Objective-C, Java and Ja…
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Comment #7032036
nadim@crypto.cat
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Comment #7031896
I'd gladly accept your help with improving our Catalan translations! :-)
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Comment #7031856
Yup! I'm leaving for D.C. tomorrow and will be at that hackathon. Please come and help!
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Comment #7031710
Thank you very much for that comment. I believe that we've been truly open source, transparent and accountable for our code since day one. There are other projects who are currentl…
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Comment #7031585
> How do you manage to afford to finance the audits and bug bounties? Public donations from our website and funding from public institutions and NGOs. Currently, our audits are fun…
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Comment #7031568
Derp. Fixed. Thanks!
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Comment #7031536
Cryptocat's website and the Cryptocat app itself are both fully translated into Catalan, and we maintain a very communicative and open relationship with PuntCAT.
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Comment #7031522
I like to think that the Cryptocat team and myself have matured beyond the point where we consider security disclosures to be punishment, but rather something to be expected when h…
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Comment #7031514
There are currently three Cryptocat clients: * Cryptocat: The original client. It's a signed browser extension that you download and install in your browser. It offers OTR implemen…
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Comment #7031482
Cryptocat for Android is particularly unfinished so far. I would be surprised if you don't find bugs inside. Cryptocat for iPhone is currently a lot more mature, but similarly stil…