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Used this to get a perfect score on SAT Physics. Thank you, Landgreen!

So? If someone can steal the hash, they could probably hijack the session anyway.

> Leaving fobs in the car more often

OTOH, it's much harder to leave a key in the car when you never have to take it out of your pocket in the first place.

Nope. Once you sync your cryptographic keys with your desktop application, the phone is no longer needed.

WhatsApp sends messages through the phone. Signal Desktop does not.

> If you are focused on better controls, our work may be complementary.

This is exactly what I'm doing!

> Would you like to join forces on a high quality fork? A few things concern me with tmux currently.

I would absolutely love to work together. Please contact the email in my github profile (@aaronjanse).

I'd be happy to state my feelings on each of those issues, but it seems like you have done more research than I have.

Would you mind including some of your thoughts in the email you send me?

I don't have zsh setup on the OS I'm running currently, but a simple example is that the light-grey autocomplete text from zsh/oh-my-zsh shows up on i3-tmux but not tmux (at least at the time of writing).

I honestly don't remember the exact details, and maybe it's now fixed.

> Been waiting for a good replacement for tmux to come along for a while now that isn't just i3 > Does anyone else have a love hate relationship with tmux? > I hate its scrolling and buffer behavior, its almost impossible to get right.

I wasn't planning on sharing my project on HN until I've written up more documentation, but I'm actually working on exactly this problem.

https://github.com/aaronjanse/i3-tmux

So far I've got i3-like controls, resizing & scrolling terminal splits with the mouse, and better color support than tmux.

My current roadblock has been lack of motivation, but if *anyone& on HN finds this interesting (or even just files a bug report), I'd be motivated to reignite my work on the project.

I see where you're coming from, but would the subjects be comfortable with all their data becoming public?

Cordless is awesome!

I've been using it for the past few weeks due to a problem with the Discord electron client spinning up my fans. Using Discord in the terminal fixes the problem (and scores major geek points!)

The main developer of Cordless is super nice. Each issue I've filed has been an absolute pleasure to discuss.

> current factoring algorithms would require enough energy to boil all oceans on the earth, that's a lot even compared to the US's energy supply.

Interesting. For what algorithm & key size?

I'd love to quote this. I've heard it before but I don't remember the source.

Did you mean to say that about North Korea, not South Korea?

I've never gotten spam nor have my ProtonMail emails marked as spam. Lucky me

Federated blog?

Is that any different from a regular website?

Correct. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_tunnelling

I do, to some extent agree.

I think the idea is that privacy != anonymity. Signal provides the former, but not the latter.

It's tough. I think that usernames could become messy, but I also think it'd be amazing to anonymously tip a news reporter via Signal, but at the same time the latter would not be as safe as Tor etc.

I wish that Keybase could work with the Signal team on something.

Signal has a lot of experience in UI [1] and security, and Keybase had the identity proofs. I'd love to see them work together rather than compete.

[1] Signal UI used to be horrible but as of the past few months it's improved a ton! It's now my preferred SMS client.

I love the idea of IPFS, but I can't think of a use case not covered by torrents.

Would someone mind enlightening me regarding what sets IPFS apart from torrents?

This book got me interested in physics and AI.

A full, pleasurable year of my programming life was inspired by this book. And what I learned from the physics part of the book made high school physics a piece of cake.

Thank you, Daniel Shiffman

While a good idea, keep in mind that the article says Wikipedia only had one day to take action.

> when communicating with potential employers in Germany, it's not even talked about. It's just the standard thing to use.

Did I read that correctly? PGP is popular in Germany?

If so, I'd love to hear more please!

Is nobody mentioning Dark Mode?

I think it's the most exciting feature!

Android Pie introduced a system light/dark mode that hopefully apps will integrate.

macOS is implementing system-wide light/dark mode.

I hope other browsers implement dark mode detection.

We are finally approaching my dream of a system wide light/dark toggle so I can use light in the day and dark during the night.

True, but what are we using technology right now, in the moment, to do? Communicate.

Rather than technology driving us away from being social, I think being social is driving us to technology.

There are many extremely niche communities that I'd be unable to be a part of if the Internet did not exist.

May I ask how you made backups on save?

What you described sounds like it might come in handy some time for me personally

Would you mind elaborating?

What you described sounded interesting

How does Matrix's encryption compare to Signal? I've heard they are supposed to be very similar but I'm doubtful

I really want to use this but I've had trouble with Wayland and HiDPI.

Has anyone gotten proper scaling working?

Would someone ELI5?

I want to do that so bad. If only changing dpi didn't make everything blurry :-/

What I get out of this is that while each of these issues may be individually dismissed, they together make for a very "non-premium" experience.

I use linux myself, but when people I know try it out, they immediately leave after encountering problems with audio, dpi scaling, etc

Correct. Key verification is done by looking at signatures on a given user's linked social networks / websites etc