maglavaitss

I really hate to state the obvious, but this shouldn't have happened in 2016 in a civilized country. The shooting that is. If the police took the phone, logged on FB, deleted the video, well ... that shouldn't happen in any year in any country. It's mind-boggling honestly.

Don't hold your breath on it, SV is more concerned on how to invade our privacy and push ads aggresively.

Sounds like you're gonna have some huge fun time :) Same here, software developer turned hardware tinkerer.

The web I want is one that above all others, respects privacy and my rights. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11845689

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11845689 check it out.

Don't worry about it :) Not all the steps are mandatory and not all are suited for the majority of Internet users. Everybody picks a base and starts from there.

Because KeepassX is way less used (and its source code checked) than ... QT for example, so rogue functions added into KeepassX will be have less visibility than one added into zlib.

https://github.com/keepassx/keepassx If libgcrypt, QT, zlib get compromised I guess it's game over, but it's a long way to go, it will get noticed.

Only got in the Ubuntu repos lately and not everybody uses Debian and derivatives.

It's more about looking over the source code of the KeepassX app and just that (not all applications you use, of course we have to trust some of them), the code changes are (when there are changes) ~10 lines a month, not a huge amount to check.

Tinambo, single file flat-file CMS/blogging app with encrypted content. https://vox.space/projects/36/tinambo and https://github.com/voxspace/tinambo

This submission has some more tips for preserving your privacy https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11706680