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7y ago
Tailscale seems to be trying to provide exactly this: https://tailscale.com/
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7y ago
Using an iPad has inspired me to rethink things like terminal and CLUI is very close to ideas I’ve been wanting for work on for a long time. My idea originally came from using ssh on my iPad and thinking it would be cool if more native cont
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7y ago
I might be remembering from europe this past year, but I think in Japan they used a metal pole with a ring at the top which a bag was simply hung from. It had no “sides” which would become shrapnel.
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7y ago
In Japan they were pretty common and I really liked the system they had in Osaka. Made it much easier to put our bags down and go eat/etc. They had lockers both inside and outside the station (which kind of also doubled as a mall in th
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7y ago
You're right, but also what are we doing in the meantime? What's the point of having that kind of money except to do huge initiatives like this?
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7y ago
"I'm scared of hackers because..." 58% - "They smell bad"
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The (Real) Dark Side of Management Consulting
(think-boundless.com)
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7y ago
Anyone with cash and low-leverage cash producing assets.
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7y ago
"faster (300 mbps) Ethernet"[1] [1]: https://www.adafruit.com/product/3775
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7y ago
Yea there are some ugly hacks to make that work. If you worked in Python I’ve seen people do work in Pythonista on YouTube, but the best way I’ve seen to develop “locally” without a jailbreak is setting up a RaspberryPi4 to provide an Ether
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7y ago
I agree it’ll probably have to be third party developers and we’re seeing that. Short cuts (originally third party “workflow”) is already pretty powerful. If you play with Audulus[1] you see a UI not too dissimilar to Dark except for Audio
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7y ago
As someone who uses his iPad Pro regularly, I love all the multi tasking of the iPad. I know many have written that they have issues with multiple windows on the iPad, but for me it's never been better or easier. My main gripe is keybo
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7y ago
It'd actually be faster because it only updates the references to the old code wherever they are. All the code simply uses its existing references. https://www.unisonweb.org/docs/tour/#names-are-stored-separ
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7y ago
IIRC you can request the data to be deleted. You have no way of knowing if it's been done correctly, but at least it's something you could do to prevent your kid's DNA from effectively being there.
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7y ago
We run python at work and I have to agree with this however with Python 3 and ASGI servers now existing this should be significantly less of an issue. Even just Python 3 WSGI using Gunicorn + gevent should be fairly performant for Python. T
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7y ago
Seems like it went down or was deleted. Here is an archived version https://archive.is/jIgf4
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A reminder that remote work != work from home. Obviously in many large cities people live in small apartments . It wouldn't be crazy to assume someone would work out of a Cafe, Co-working space, or Library. So you can still do a small
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Native support for WebAuthn and FIDO is finally here on iPhones and iPads
(yubico.com)
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7y ago
They do not know that information unless they’re monitoring on-the-server in the clear. They simply know they’re talking to Signal servers. This new feature protects in the case of Information Requests because they themselves don’t know who
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7y ago
The primary hype is its speed, good defaults, and small code base making it easier for audits.
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Yep, always been their goal. Get them on every door in a neighborhood so you can have eyes everywhere and crowdsource constant surveillance. Listen to older podcast episodes on Twist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puP_D3k7
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And they are. Look at what NYT articles showed and also how the information collected by the Telcos ended up in the hands of bounty hunters and private investigators. Information which couldn't have existed without a) wide spread usage
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7y ago
I don't see what's wrong with that. Local First really just means distributed, fault tolerant, and eventually consistent but designed for user devices instead of a cloud "scale" service. Why couldn't an enterprise r
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Still, more work needs to be done for this to be "front of HN" quality.
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You could imagine it'd be easier/nicer for the App to get the request instead of sending the email and simply click on a notification which does an auto-login. Also being able to manage your logins and account via an App instead o
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Even for high risk stuff probably as long as your Email is actually treated as important to secure (e.g. Security Keys and etc.)
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And yet many people are already doing that because of two-factor security codes many services use to make sure it's you.
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https://web.archive.org/web/20191029124730/https://avdi.code...
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We do not use Notion where I work, but if I were doing something today I'm not sure why I'd pick anything else. Primary reasons: Pages are easily created, can easily create templates for pages (reduce friction, increase consistenc
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Everything can be exported, but once exported it can not be directly re-imported. https://www.notion.so/Back-up-your-data-1a8eb5bdfce34d19a636...
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