How that would help I'm not sure but it's like the government is isolated in their own safe island and they are in most cases untouchable, or just get a slap in the wrist. I'm surprised how in the poorest and uneducated areas you can get lynched or beheaded if someones yells "thief" or "rapist" (even if you're innocent) but there isn't any acts of organized violence against the government.
What should I use for my next home router? OpenWRT, lede-project.org, something else?I want some as secure as possible, efficient and with a good UI. I haven't bought the router yet (I'm checking for software compatibility first).
I was surprised that all of the Elixir hype seems to have died here.
I have no desire to learn JavaScript, and by elimination I'm between Go and Python 3 (CPython?).I'm talking about really learning the language. Not just doing some quick side project.What would you choose? The deciding factors for me are: being future proof so my knowledge could be used in the next 5 years, cross platform, and has a solid, consistent standard lib. I'm looking for a "can do...
I just didn't got the confirmation e-mail. Tried several times the same day. Maybe it was a temporary problem since I tried again and was able to confirm my account.
Regarding the UI, it's just a matter of opinion. I use a lot of apps with bad UI and don't care but a calendar is something really personal and important for me that I just can't deal with something that doesn't feel natural. But my opinion shouldn't matter since I'm just an overly judgmental dev and not the 99% type of regular, business user.
By the way, the events should be private (and might contain some confidential information).
I want to create events with a time and date, assign participants and automatically notify them via e-mail (or SMS) a day before. I don't want them to have to download any app or create an user account. And it should work with any kind of e-mail (Gmail, Outlook, custom domain). I would manually manage the name, e-mail and phone number of each person. It would be acceptable, though, for the user...
Next week I'm moving from Cyanogenmod 13 to stock Android M. I no longer have PrivacyGuard and I'm not going to root my phones anymore.With that in mind, how can I protect my contact list and personal files when I install new apps?Let's say I want to install a double tap to unlock app but I'm worried they might be malware. It's impossible to just use apps from certain developers so, HN, can I...
Or there is another attack vector that I'm not aware of?
I imagine if somebody steal my password I would get notified (Gmail) and could easily switch to a new one, no damage done.
or can you somehow still mount, unlock and retrieve the files that weren't affected?
Right now I'm using Google Authenticator and I manage the services manually on my smartphone.I use 2FA for my e-mail accounts, VPS, games and more. But it feels really silly to have it on my phone. Specially since I use 2FA for my phone e-mail account.Is there any specialized hardware that I could use to replace this setup? Something that is compatible with any service and doesn't require a...