/prog/ - Programming

>>1643
I would like, but I'm a Python/C babby
I feel insecure everytime I see Java verbiage. Or you are starting Java also?

Ok why the fuck not

>>1652

Oh wow, I didn't think I was the only person working through Python who has irrational feelings on Java as while.

Sounds good to me. I'm not going to bother figuring out XMMP or OTR.

>>2084
>not going to bother figuring out XMMP or OTR
what are you talking about?
install pidgin
install pidgin-otr
start pidgin,
go to plugins, tick off-the-record-messaging checkbox,
go to settings, turn off chat logging and fix the retarded sound notification default settings
click add account, select xmpp, enter server and username and password, tick checkbox at "create account at server",
click save,
congratulations, two terminal commands, one minute of configuring and 1-5 minutes of googling for a server allow you to defeat the NSA's multi-billion-dollar surveillance mechanism.

>>1643
sorry OP but i don't have a smartphone because evil baseband chips aren't properly isolated yet and if i had i would try to put a real linux distro on it.
might add you later, maybe we can still cooperate on some project sometime.

>>2085
>congratulations, two terminal commands, one minute of configuring and 1-5 minutes of googling for a server allow you to defeat the NSA's multi-billion-dollar surveillance mechanism.
Not if one of the computers is rigged.

>>2095
alright, but cracking weakened encryption is still more expensive than just looking at the packets.

there is not yet an english sauce available but:
>thx to snowden there's moar encryption
>nsa can't decrypt
>representatives of google, cisco m$ and university of zürich are trying to help by suggesting a new protocol that puts information about the content into the packet header so middleboxes can check for bombs or whatever they do.
http://www.heise.de/netze/meldung/Friedensangebot-oder-Kniefall-IETF-streitet-ueber-Auskunftspflicht-von-Datenpaketen-gegenueber-2597342.html

some encryption is always better than no encryption and it requires virtually no effort to get started.

>>2111
I'm speaking of things like keyloggers and screenrecorders.

>>2119
lmao, right.
well, spend an afternoon to set up linux then if you want to be on the safe side.
sage because not sure if serious.