Migrate your apps, fork the code, invest some cash. And next time, write up a long term strategy regarding on how to live with well known product lifecycles.
There are tons of rumours spreading in mass media, most of it are not true or are outdated sooner or later.
A good writeup is this article on AeroInside.com:
http://www.aeroinside.com/item...
Since the server never hands out the same prekey twice (and the client would never accept the same prekey twice), we are able to provide forward secrecy in a fully asynchronous environment.
PFS only if you trust the server. Haven't we seen the "trust the server"-concept a few times too much lately?
The one guy being ridiculous is you. We do have to solve the problem, since we created it. Pushing it in front of us, out of sight, out of our generation is not a viable option. Oh - and there are a few more issues with keeping our descendants in the loop. Information will be lost, no matter how careful you are....
- the swiss had their fair share of privacy desasters - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_files_scandal
- the swiss also have their intelligence services
- the swiss also have lawful interception
- you still need to encrypt everything as your data in transit to Switzerland might be intercepted elsewhere
Lucky for them, 2020 is a few years away. Less lucky for them (and us), another earth-quake, breaking the spent-fuel pools and creating havoc can happen any time...
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Migrate your apps, fork the code, invest some cash. And next time, write up a long term strategy regarding on how to live with well known product lifecycles.
There are tons of rumours spreading in mass media, most of it are not true or are outdated sooner or later. A good writeup is this article on AeroInside.com: http://www.aeroinside.com/item...
... but another user here: FUCK BETA.
They will lose me as a user once BETA goes mandatory.
Oh, I won't make them money because I am allowed "to have ads disabled"...
It's 2014, after all.
Tell this to the sailplaines/gliders in Europe.
I think if you want to track the a bit more convienient, you need a motorized dish.
And nowadays we know that sat tracking is easy these days thanks to various free and open software/hardware around.
If you can spare some minutes on a lazy Sunday, watch Travis Goodspeeds Talk on 30C3 from a couple of weeks ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktnQ7nBCuqU
The big question is, what can state-of-the art spy sats track these days at what resolution? Retina scans?
Your locig fails as soon as with ROT13 - not better than clear text.
This is Facebook - FB is public and any large public company gets sued all the time. Please move on, there's nothing to see here...
Your allegations are without any sources or proof, right?
... should have taken the offered cash and start a new venture, producing more in long term value.
He has pictures. https://twitter.com/ioerror/status/394042003928776704
... after it has been found, that the cause for a crash of an Embraer 195 in Africa has been linked directly to the captain being alone on the flight deck, putting the engines to idle and descend rapidly... http://www.aeroinside.com/item/3416/lam-e190-over-botswana-namibia-on-nov-29th-2013-captain-intentionally-crashed-aircraft
What is this? The endgame?
It's Cat7a, you insensitive clod!
PFS only if you trust the server. Haven't we seen the "trust the server"-concept a few times too much lately?
The one guy being ridiculous is you. We do have to solve the problem, since we created it. Pushing it in front of us, out of sight, out of our generation is not a viable option.
Oh - and there are a few more issues with keeping our descendants in the loop. Information will be lost, no matter how careful you are....
Hey nuclear advocates, how about you fix the waste issue first, then we'll talk.
Sincerely, the kids from the future.
... for eternal peace. Those funds --- ah forget it. Nothing going to change anytime soon.
... to divert the billions of dollars of the "fight" against terrorism directly into medical research.
I use bcrypt - but then again you can pretty much f*ck it up using a work cost which isn't reasonable these days...
- the swiss had their fair share of privacy desasters - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_files_scandal
- the swiss also have their intelligence services
- the swiss also have lawful interception
- you still need to encrypt everything as your data in transit to Switzerland might be intercepted elsewhere
Go dark. Now.
Regards from Switzerland
Lucky for them, 2020 is a few years away. Less lucky for them (and us), another earth-quake, breaking the spent-fuel pools and creating havoc can happen any time...
Did you say Fuck'em too when the DHS went even further and just coniscated the domains without due process?