daviddahl

LOL. The establishment Economist magazine says it - it must be so.

THIS. I have 8 years of open source work in bugzilla and github. If companies really give a shit, they would review code you already wrote and ask questions about your body of work. Not some arbitrary test.

Yes, no victim, no crime.

The history of Google's "SafeBrowsing" with respect to Firefox is a real mixed bag. The privacy protections Mozilla asked for from Google were begrudgingly implemented. As a Linux user, I used to just turn it off.

"Here's a guide for you to make 75K a year, learning all of this will take 10 years." LOL

Nice! reminds me of hyperscript-helpers

But, no protection from Google in any of this. Sigh.

+1000

Yeah, Android < 5 is a PITA as there is no secure storage. I almost wish I could make this app require Android 5.

p384 is the standard, yes, however, any future implementation of Crypton will, I hope, move to Curve25518

This initial version is is very deliberate about who you share with. The idea is that the user is always in control of who anything is shared with. One way to help create your social network will be an "opt-in profile page" that others can view and collect your card via. Its in the works.

If you delete a contact they will not see anything you post after that point in time

That is not the premise. The premise is that this is a parallel network for your trusted friends and family, off limits to the data-miners at FB and TWTR