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Ask HN: Is there a privacy-focused social login identity provider?
3 points by anderspitman 3y ago|2 comments
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by anderspitman 3y ago
I maintain a list of tunneling solutions[0]. One of the main reasons people choose not to use Cloudflare Tunnel for selfhosting is because technically hosting non-HTML content has been against their ToS. Anyone know if this change affects t
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Google Fiber Is Looking for Organizations to Test Its 20-Gig Internet Speeds(cnet.com)
1 points by anderspitman 3y ago|0 comments
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by anderspitman 3y ago
Imagine this but instead of needing any CLI skills, you just install a "blog" app on the phone, do a quick OAuth2 flow with your domain provider[0] to connect a domain through a tunnel, and you're ready to start posting. This
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by anderspitman 3y ago
I met Alvy Ray Smith at a graphics symposium in Utah a couple months ago. Seemed like a really great guy who obviously still has a lot of passion and excitement for a field he helped create. Been looking forward to reading this ever since.
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by anderspitman 3y ago
It's not a filler in this context
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Using an Old Smartphone in Place of a Raspberry Pi(hackaday.com)
3 points by anderspitman 3y ago|0 comments
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AccessKit - Cross-platform accessibility infrastructure(github.com)
3 points by anderspitman 3y ago|1 comments
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by anderspitman 3y ago
Running all your instances in separate VMs vs using a single VM to host containers is a completely different paradigm, especially when it comes to performance. This is even more true for performance between instances. So I personally don&#x
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by anderspitman 3y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but shouldn't this be the GUI toolkit's job, ie choosing what to render as native HTML vs what needs to rendered to canvas? Can you recommend an alternative to egui that let's you write en
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by anderspitman 3y ago
It's SSH-specific only on the server side, right? The client side looks like a normal TCP tunnel (-o ProxyCommand)
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by anderspitman 3y ago
Touchscreens are great for developers, but generally terrible for users.
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by anderspitman 3y ago
A huge step forward honestly. Way more efficient than proof of work at wasting resources.
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by anderspitman 3y ago
I also mostly use other languages these days, but there's still something about C that always feels like coming home to me. Maybe it's because it's what I used during my apprenticeship which is where the magic of programming
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by anderspitman 3y ago
I occasionally play live music and after a particularly loud show started looking for ear protection that wouldn't muffle things too much. These are both popular suggestions: https://eargasm.com/ https://www
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Slint 1.0 – a new cross-platform GUI toolkit coded in Rust(devclass.com)
6 points by anderspitman 3y ago|0 comments
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Ubuntu Touch OTA-1 Focal brings Ubuntu 20.04 LTS to smartphones(liliputing.com)
54 points by anderspitman 4y ago|15 comments
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by anderspitman 4y ago
> Headscale is a self-hostable version of the Tailscale control plane. It's a great project, and it's quite remarkable what they've been able to accomplish through sheer reverse engineering fueled by the boredom that came
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by anderspitman 4y ago
I'm not opposed to social media feeds having complex recommendation algorithms. I just wish they allowed you to opt in to a reverse chronological feed of only people you follow, like RSS.
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Alan Kay, Ed Catmull and others livestreaming from symposium today and tomorrow(youtube.com)
2 points by anderspitman 4y ago|0 comments
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by anderspitman 4y ago
If you're looking for a similar deployment experience, but can't use Golang, we've been using Apptainer (previously Singularity) for a couple years at work. It's really nice to be able to get the benefits of containers w
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Alan Kay, Ivan Sutherland, Ed Catmull, and others to speak in Utah this week(attheu.utah.edu)
50 points by anderspitman 4y ago|9 comments
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by anderspitman 4y ago
I think OP's point isn't so much that ChatGPT is good at chess, but that it's ability to play chess has improved dramatically in only a few months.
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by anderspitman 4y ago
The real killer for Sandstorm is that each app has to be modified to work with it, and they tend to get out of date. It just never gained critical mass as a platform. But it had many advantages in terms of security and usability. I think if
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by anderspitman 4y ago
The market I'm targeting (which may or may not exist) is non-technical. They can be expected to conceptually understand things like data ownership, e2e encryption, privacy, etc, but setting up ZeroTier would be beyond them. Again, the
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by anderspitman 4y ago
Sandstorm is awesome, but it's nowhere near as simple as installing an app on your phone to use it. Selfhosting something like NextCloud shouldn't be more complicated than selecting it from an app store and going through a quick O
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by anderspitman 4y ago
Yep. Shouldn't be any more difficult or less secure than running an app on your phone. I'm working on this with my main side project. Curious to see if there's actually a market for it, providing software to make it seamless
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by anderspitman 4y ago
Kinda sad that a removable battery is considered a repairability feature. It used to be the standard, and without removing any screws. And the phones weren't that much bigger. Still good to see though. What I've always wanted is a
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by anderspitman 4y ago
I think it's highly dependent on the individuals in the various programming language communities on SO. I've found answers to my Rust questions to be very helpful and welcoming, while I'm not sure I've ever managed to av
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scheduleduptime.com(scheduleduptime.com)
2 points by anderspitman 4y ago|0 comments

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