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Re:Security and Privacy Implications of Zoom on Sunday April 05, 2020 @02:40PM (#22787460)
What are some good alternatives to Zoom that are actually true end-to-end encrypted? I know of one: https://www.crypho.com/ and Crypho is offering free audio and video conferencing for the next 3 months due to Coronavirus demand.
What are some good alternatives to Zoom that are actually true end-to-end encrypted? I know of one: https://www.crypho.com/ and Crypho is offering free audio and video conferencing for the next 3 months due to Coronavirus demand.
Why not use real end-to-end encryption? Crypho is offering free audio and video conferencing for the next 3 months due to Coronavirus demand. https://www.crypho.com/
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Re:State of Clojure 2020 on Friday February 21, 2020 @05:12PM (#22387446)
It's still in experimental pre-alpha, and it has a lot of potential https://github.com/fulcrologic/fulcro-rad
I haven't read the whole paper yet so I might be missing the reason for this, but I'm surprised that the most significant P2P social networks I'm familiar with and actually use aren't included: Patchwork & Firechat. After a quick scan of the paper, the ones included have some various attributes that are presumably interesting from an academic research point of view, but I'm naturally curious to hear an academic's view of the above more actually useful (personal value judgment) apps, especially in comparison with the ones they included ....