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by analogj 5y ago
Yep, thats one of the public services that I looked at initially, but there was no way I was willing to give an unknown third party access to the complete contents of my inbox.
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by analogj 5y ago
The promotions tab is just a filtering mechanism, it doesn't mean that you'll get more spammy promotional email?
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by analogj 5y ago
its currently targeted towards Gmail users because it specifically looks for the "All Mail" inbox which Gmail provides. I'm working on allowing users to configure the inbox name, which means it should work with any email prov
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by analogj 5y ago
Hey HN, I got frustrated with the amount of daily spam in my Gmail "Promotions" tab -- especially since it made searching for email basically impossible. While there are services that will help me unsubscribe from all the mailing
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Show HN: Hatchet – Extracts unique unsubscribe links from mailing lists in Gmail(github.com)
44 points by analogj 5y ago|18 comments
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by analogj 6y ago
You can actually clone/checkout a "merged" PR provided by Github: git checkout --force refs/remotes/pull/119/merge They generate it async behind the scenes, so it may not be immediately available after you
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Lodestone – A Personal Digital File Cabinet/EDMS – Beta 1 Released(github.com)
3 points by analogj 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Lantern – MITM Proxy Server, Remote HTTPS Interception and Devtools UI(github.com)
2 points by analogj 7y ago|0 comments
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by analogj 8y ago
read only replicas, sharding, clustering, caching
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Building a custom version of CoreOS using CoreOS SDK(blog.thesparktree.com)
3 points by analogj 8y ago|0 comments
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by analogj 8y ago
A while back I made a reddit post asking for help finding a tool that would manage/generate ssh config files for all our jump/bastion hosts. There was some interest (and great discussion), however no-one submitted a tool that solv
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Drawbridge – Bastion/Jump host tunnelling management(github.com)
2 points by analogj 8y ago|1 comments
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by analogj 9y ago
yeah, I guess thats how Docker does it. Automated builds tied to a github repo.
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by analogj 9y ago
To be honest, I wrote GitMask for myself. Yep,if anonymity is really important to you, a VPN and/or TOR is required. GitMask just ensures that you don't unintentionally leak personal info. GitMask is open source, so if you don&#x2
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by analogj 9y ago
I think that's pushing past the goals of GitMask. As much as possible I want to leave the code as is, as the developer intended, while stripping all personally identifiable information and metadata.
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by analogj 9y ago
fixed the capitalization. I'll have to figure out whats locking up the scrollbar in the CSS though.
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by analogj 9y ago
:) Thanks!
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by analogj 9y ago
thanks, fixed.
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by analogj 9y ago
Yeah, adding a privacy/retention policy would be a good idea. Under the hood its pretty simple (and open source), just an AWS lambda squashing the commits and stripping metadata before pushing to Github. Potentially you could tie the c
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by analogj 9y ago
that's an interesting idea, thanks :)
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by analogj 9y ago
haha I can understand that. Thanks for the support.
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by analogj 9y ago
I get that, but at the same time, there's a ton of reasons why a developer might not want their name attached to a bunch of code. As a maintainer myself, I can respect that. If the PR is important enough, I'm more than happy to me
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by analogj 9y ago
I don't really want to go down the rate limit route quite yet, but it could be an option.
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by analogj 9y ago
Fair enough, the examples could use some work. I kinda just threw the landing page together without thinking about it much. I'll take another pass at it.
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by analogj 9y ago
Thanks!
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by analogj 9y ago
weird. What browser are you using?
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by analogj 9y ago
hmm, good to know. I'll have to look into that
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by analogj 9y ago
Good point.
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by analogj 9y ago
creating another account is an option, but Gitmask also strips github comments, strips the author info (which comes from your ENV and .git config), and squashes the commits. Just in case there's any data leakage.
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by analogj 9y ago
To be honest, I was worried about that as well. But it's been pretty good so far. Gitmask always adds a comment in the PR mentioning where the PR is comming from, so in the event of any projects/repos getting spammed, I can hopef

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