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ahnick
6y ago
I think you are going to have to rely on another human being (or perhaps a group of trusted individuals) even in that case. Depending upon what caused your incapacitation, you may or may not be able to actually retain and manage your secre
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ahnick
6y ago
If you aren't tied strictly to using pure TiddlyWiki you may be interested in NoteSelf( https://noteself.org/ ), which uses the browser's LocalStorage via PouchDB. Bonus, this can then be synchronized to any remote
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ahnick
6y ago
ah, okay. Yes, I missed that. So the point of nftables then is just to avoid sending REJECT messages, so it makes it harder to determine what port wireguard is operating on?
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> Don't see how... Nftables is set up once and then left alone. Same thing for a router configuration to accept inbound wireguard requests on a home network with dyndns. You set it up once and are done. I see the benefit of the bou
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If such legislation were implemented, it will just incentivize people even more to gift their wealth away before they die. All that's been achieved is simply shifting a boundary condition. My general view is that negative incentive st
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6y ago
Honestly, I'd probably just use Tailscale for that, so I guess the bounce server solution occupies some middle ground where one doesn't have control over the network and either doesn't have the money for tailscale or likes o
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True, but on the bounce server it looks like the ports are just being managed via nftables. Isn't that just a wash?
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Yes, you setup the wireguard configuration to connect to the peer using the domain name and once connected, the network assigns a local IP for the connected peer that is valid on the natted network. I use this kind of setup to access my NA
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I must be missing something. Why go through all of this when you can just buy a domain name, setup dynamic dns on the natted network (to keep the IP updated), and then setup wireguard to route to the domain name? If you have two different
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My recommendation would be to get an account on Gemini and purchase crypto through them and then transfer it off to a hardware wallet like Trezor. Since its beginning Gemini has always tried very hard to be fully compliant with US law and
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Yes, a simple workflow is running Minikube or K3s locally for testing and then pushing it out to a managed Kubernetes platform like DigitalOcean Kubernetes. This avoids having to know any of the underlying details of setting up the Kubernet
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I was just thinking this same thing except for Amazon Music. :)
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Yes, I think so. In the vein of simplicity, we created a lightweight secret management script called encpass.sh ( https://github.com/plyint/encpass.sh ) Our use case initially was to have a simple and relatively secure
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I think the easiest way to get started is to use DigitalOcean's managed Kubernetes offering. If you already know Docker then basically you'll just be learning how to setup a cluster on Kubernetes, installing your app to the clust
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IMHO the problem with Matrix is federation. I think adoption would be far better if there was just a single, open source, global, decentralized Matrix network. Users don't want to have to run their own servers and have to figure out
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For some reasonable prepping ideas and product reviews the HN crowd may enjoy The Tech Prepper ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCacth3foPsjqgV4wW4kuDDw/vid... )
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You should probably be able to use Synergy ( https://symless.com/synergy )
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Trezor Suite Public Beta
(blog.trezor.io)
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Barnes and Noble Hack Confirmed
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If this is the case, then can we infer that the iphone 12 pro has a slightly better telephoto lens than the iphone 12 pro max? (The max's f-stop is listed as f/2.2)
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I noticed that the new iphone 12 has a f/2.0 aperture telephoto lens whereas my existing iphone XS has a f/2.4 aperture telephoto lens. What are the implications of this? I always understood that for a telephoto lens you wanted t
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Nice job! It seems like you have a fairly rich data set. I could see this being really useful for soon to be parents trying to think up baby names. For anyone where this is your use case or you just find these types of name lists interes
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Product Hunt is in the table, but on the website it says you don't submit to Product Hunt. Has the website just not been updated or was Product Hunt included in the table by mistake?
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I'm thinking of showing suffixes like that once you click on a result that you like. Is that what you are envisioning as well?
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If you are looking for more control over the domain name generation process, then you may be interested in trying out a tool we recently built called Mashword ( https://mashword.com ). The approach is different from this tool as i
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Yea, for easy github forking! :) Firefox Send was such a great and simple tool for sharing those >10MB (anything that won't fit in an email) files with literally anyone. Now that we'll be maintaining our own fork ( https:/
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This hits on a lot of the same issues we have encountered when trying to name projects or name a business. In order to make name generation less time consuming and automatically handle some of these issues we ended up building a free tool
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What is the appeal of Oracle cloud?
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It's most definitely how this works. Monopoly power isn't some binary attribute. It's not like you flip a switch one day from not being a monopoly to suddenly becoming a monopoly. Monopoly power is accrued over time with i
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It shows they have a majority share of the mobile OS market in the US; therefore, they can basically act like they have a monopoly in the US. Everyone else is a distant second, so they can monopolize or attempt to monopolize the mobile app
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