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Show HN: Use Docker and Bash to avoid polluting your main OS(github.com)
8 points by ahnick 7y ago|3 comments
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by ahnick 7y ago
Yes, but now in some of the use cases they demoed the data itself never leaves the device. The AI models are running directly on the device, so there is no need to transmit user data to cloud servers. This is on contrast to all of their a
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Harbor to Fund Investments Leveraging Gemini Dollars(securities.io)
1 points by ahnick 7y ago|0 comments
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by ahnick 8y ago
hundreds of years? No, by 2050 Miami will be uninhabitable. ( https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/united-nations-climate-re... ) Rate of sea level rise is accelerating. ( https://climate.nasa.gov/news&#x
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by ahnick 8y ago
What happens when that encryption method becomes obsolete and broken? Now this private encrypted data is accessible all over the world.
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by ahnick 8y ago
What are your go to foods Health wise?
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by ahnick 8y ago
Care to share your favorite wok recipes?
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by ahnick 8y ago
Because anon users won't link to "primary sources", which are really nothing of the sort? Because "primary sources" are always correct and trustworthy and never disagree?
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by ahnick 8y ago
IMHO reputation is important to build into the base level for a platform like this. Allowing anon registrations and commenting will eventually lead to a lot of noise and abuse of the platform for misinformation. I think some sort of verif
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by ahnick 8y ago
Haha, that is unbelievable... https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/government-porn-id-chec...
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by ahnick 8y ago
Why use this script as an include from the instant.page domain? I think if I'm going to use this I'm just going to serve this script up myself from my own servers.
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by ahnick 8y ago
My understanding is the "pool" is not you, but the general population who also bought the plan, which is probably a less healthier group of people than say your normal technology startup or enterprise company. Also, the state is
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by ahnick 8y ago
That's what I've been rocking for 7 months now and it is my best laptop ever. Highly recommend it!
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by ahnick 8y ago
I know what you mean. It is not a normal open source license and for commercial use it requires a $20 a year subscription per user. With that said, I believe all the core source code is viewable and auditable if you use the CLI version, w
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by ahnick 8y ago
Hopefully someday. https://github.com/openzfs/openzfs/pull/489
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by ahnick 8y ago
Have you checked out duplicacy[1]? It's support for incremental backups is fairly unparalleled in my experience. It does not have the same limitation of duplicity. [1] https://github.com/gilbertchen/duplicacy
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by ahnick 8y ago
Exactly, my solution right now is to create encrypted backups of my raid-z2 FreeNAS instance (protected by a UPS) and then have a nightly cronjob copy the backup to a 4TB external hard drive using duplicacy ( https://duplicacy.com
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by ahnick 8y ago
Yeah, offset touchpads are a big thumbs down. Basically just look for the models without dedicated numeric pads. Fortunately those don't typically start showing up until around 15" form factors.
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by ahnick 8y ago
I love the look of the Librem 13 mentioned in the article. If it had 32GB of memory then I'd consider switching over. As is though, you'll have to pry my T480 ThinkPad from my cold dead hands. :-)
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by ahnick 8y ago
If you like duplicity you might prefer duplicacy [1]. I've found it's incremental backup solution to be far superior. The only negative might be the licensing, but with the free version you have access to all the code for non-co
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Get $10,000 to work remotely from Tulsa(qz.com)
3 points by ahnick 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Auto sign and load kernel modules for Secure Boot(github.com)
4 points by ahnick 8y ago|0 comments
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by ahnick 8y ago
Agreed, but these are planned events where you won't have connectivity, so you can copy the files to a local folder prior to the trip. I recognize that might not be as convenient as having the system perform a push to your machine to
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by ahnick 8y ago
I don't think so. The encrypted git functionality in Keybase operates differently from kbfs. AFAIK the encrypted git ability just functions as a git remote helper that doesn't use the local kbfs mount on your system, so you woul
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by ahnick 8y ago
You use the tool as it is intended. With Keybase if you are opening and working directly from the Keybase folder that is mounted then you are using it wrong, so your scenario wouldn't happen if you are using Keybase correctly. The poi
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by ahnick 8y ago
Really? If you lose access to your dotfiles and OneNote notebooks for 5 or 10 minutes (that would be one long tunnel) that's completely unacceptable? This also sounds like a daily commute that could have easily been planned around if
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by ahnick 8y ago
I take your point that they use different mechanisms to provide access to files which are not fully interchangeable. With that said, I think many people probably don't really care or have a need for offline access, since nowadays peop
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by ahnick 8y ago
My understanding is they are focused on user growth and improving the UX right now. Also, I believe they could be sustainable without being as widely popular as dropbox. IIRC eventually they will have a paid tier for their kbfs solution.
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by ahnick 8y ago
I'd definitely throw Keybase in there as well. To me it has the easiest experience being cross platform, integrated with the filesystem, end-to-end encrypted, and having solved the identity proof piece.
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by ahnick 8y ago
Completely agree. I'm not sure why someone would choose Dropbox over Keybase nowadays.

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