

Wouldn’t a truly anonymizing web browser be flagged down by all Cloudflare protected websites?


Wouldn’t a truly anonymizing web browser be flagged down by all Cloudflare protected websites?


What do they suggest for the secure way to validate the header line?
Let’s say it is Hash: SHA1 and then a million nbsp and then a newline
Is the header line now considered invalid because of arbitrary character limit?
Is it invalid because the maximum length of a known hash function is (insert figure here)?
Should the million nbsp be a part of the text being signed?


At 09:10 - they demonstrate injecting text that does not break signatures - by appending text after manually inserting null terminator.


Am I losing my mind? All magnet links are metadata, no?


Generally true - but multitouch was a real innovation. I’m not familiar with other manufacturers perfecting touch interfaces AND design paradigms optimized for it.


We’ll see… We’ll see…
* Cue accordion hands *



A volume of NTFS that is filled entirely by folders named “trans porn” would mean that there isn’t a single folder in there that contains 2 folders.


Can someone de-clickbait this article?


Listen Mr Zuckerberg, we can improve our ad revenue immensely if we can do this one little trick to Facebook’s code…


Click here to agree, contact car disposal services otherwise.


Most F-Droid users are NOT custom ROMs.
This means that as long as F-Droid does not get their own developer key - it will become useless.
F-Droid is privacy focused - both dev and user, and they oppose requiring devs to essentially give up their privacy and sign the APK with their own dev key.
Now, if F-Droid is dead, GrapheneOS becomes useless. Who would want to develop apps for the 0.0001% of the population (i.e custom ROM users)


Ok take a nap…
But then fire ze missiles!
Hard agree. If I’m forces to only run barely used FOSS apps, then I might as well buy a linux phone.