3 posts tagged

#privacy

Sun 15 March 2020 2 minutes

You Did Not EARN IT

Petition your Representatives to vote against the EARN IT act.

#encryption #privacy #politics

Sat 07 December 2019 6 minutes

Decoupling, or: where's my data?

Couple was an app for significant others to chat with. It's 2019 - where's the data?

#privacy #ios #android

Wed 05 June 2019 3 minutes

On Sign-In with Apple

An amazing product with features many seem to be missing.

#apple #privacy

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@anxiousoryx @marcan42 Ha, fair enough! Just hadn't heard the name in awhile, thought it was all VSCode. 43 minutes ago
@marcan42 The only question I have: isn't Atom superseded by VSCode at this point?

(Consider me ignorant) an hour ago
@hawkun long 4 hours ago
Well, now we know why he's suddenly voting Republican. twitter.com/KeithOlbermann… 6 hours ago
@bentlegen I still remember going to the first one in DC 8 hours ago
RT @derekpowell I need some help finding my mom, who is still missing. An eyewitness saw her at @McDonalds. He gave identifying details specific to her.

Only McDonald’s won’t let my brother and me look at the footage to verify this.

Can you ask them (politely) to let family see the tape? 21 hours ago
Ran into a perfect use-case for const generics tonight. Can't wait for them to fully land in #rustlang.

Thankfully I have an easy workaround for now, but damn if it won't be cleaner with 'em. a day ago
>You have to flip the car over to charge it twitter.com/VRScout/status… a day ago
@cnkeats This + lack of comments.

I legitimately don't need any more fixes except those two. a day ago
A decade or two of working with JSON in different languages/tools, yet the best error some give is "syntax error" if it's invalid. Maybe you get the row/column number.

Know what'd be ideal? Show me a window around where it's broken e.g:

Syntax Error: ..."b": 1, "x": 2,}... a day ago
Ah, yeah - use the airyx branch, a lot of overhaul was done there. Examples should all work - I really need to merge it and bump to a 0.3, just been super busy and not many are using this crate at the moment to where it's been urgent. on Fix hello world example 2 weeks ago
No, it's a key used for encrypting things like session data and so on. If you have Python installed, you can do something like:
```
python -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe())"
```
to generate one. on bad master key length: expected >= 32 bytes, found 4 2 weeks ago