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You can also route only read-only methods in urls.py, for example via: url( r'path/$', TheModelViewSetView.as_view({"get": "list"}), name="thename" ) or "retrieve" instead of "list…

Profit is wonderful, even more so if earned through other means than tracking users' Internet activity unknowingly. Most users of the Internet don't know that Google sees them in m…

Hi, OP here. >> We live under structured societies and under a specific set of rules we call LAW. We don't, you do. I packed my backpack and moved to the 3rd world at 22 and haven'…

works fine here https://web.archive.org/web/20140408044206/https://blog.ipre...

So it's an excellent opportunity for up and coming designers to contribute to a promising open source project.

"Didn't you just loose the security that you wanted by encrypting on localhost?" No, the sensitive information isn't being protected from localhost but from server A and anything e…

Check the links posted in the comment you replied to, it's not cryptography in JavaScript: it's JavaScript posting to a httpd on user's localhost which bridges GnuPG. It's not for …

The questions that you raise is of course what I am interested in discussing. I can't think of any way that PGP/GPG protects you against keyloggers or a pre-infected computer. I ag…

That's a valid point, but you won't be effectively encrypt incoming email in the layer of a webmail client. You'd be better off incorporating that before the message is even saved …

My plugin does nothing crypto based on the server side, everything is happening locally in the browser through JavaScript and in the future there will be an additional driver for p…

Hi, I'm glad I found your comment, I just pushed something like what you just described to one of my repos yesterday. Hear me out, I'm not self promoting myself out of context here…

reminds me of http://youtify.com/

I completely agree. We didn't install a cert since there were some doubts around wether we would sign it ourselves or not. Either what we decide, a self signed cert is better than …

After two and a half years of work: Pipemail sees public light. Pipemail encrypts emails using aes256; but any symmetric-key encryption cipher works, really. It's built around the …

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