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by aparadja 10y ago
I don't think this thread is about sharing lies or BS tricks. "I told people it was the best mousetrap" sounds like your contribution to the discussion, and it sounds like there's more to the story here. Care to share an
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by aparadja 10y ago
Thanks! It's built with Swift, so I'll have to see how far it goes in the App Store first before porting it. Finland alone is not a huge market, so it's hard to tell.
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by aparadja 10y ago
Thanks!
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by aparadja 10y ago
Some examples might be helpful. I'm quite familiar with assembler, but couldn't write any kind of TiASM program just with the readme's help. Things like "(eq)(ne)" arent familiar to me, but that might just be a symp
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by aparadja 10y ago
Honestly, I don't even know. I'm not familiar with SNI. All I know is I didn't have to do anything special to get the 2nd domain running ssl on the same box. It just worked right away as expected. I wasn't even aware tha
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by aparadja 10y ago
So, I feel like I'm a little bit out of my league. I read the book "Surviving the App Store" and decided to follow its strategy of releasing an MVP in the App Store as early as possible. Today, I woke up to see it at #3 in th
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Show HN: My side project iOS game just hit #3 in the Finnish App Store(gymnastickgame.com)
8 points by aparadja 10y ago|9 comments
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by aparadja 10y ago
Hmm? I run multiple https sites from a single Linode box without any issues. Nginx + letsencrypt.
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by aparadja 10y ago
Honest question: what's wrong with PBKDF2?
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by aparadja 10y ago
Could you share the solution? I couldn't figure it out. Searching for "essentials" was the closest I got.
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by aparadja 10y ago
I guess any security tools and scripts are bound to be used for naughty stuff at some point, but I thought "real" malware writers would put more effort (at least obfuscation) into their products. Keychaindump is a crude hacky PoC,
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by aparadja 10y ago
Wow. I'm the author of keychaindump. Didn't expect to become a malware co-author.
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by aparadja 10y ago
Quitting my day job. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2886337 I originally built Radio Silence as a Cocoa practice project. This spring, I rewrote it from scratch with all the lessons learned along the way. Now it gener
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by aparadja 10y ago
Ah, sorry! - "register a domain" or "register domains" - "stand in the way" - "these awesome stickers" or "this awesome sticker" (I'm not a native speaker either, though.)
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by aparadja 10y ago
Spotted a few typos on the landing page. - "We let you register domain" - "we don’t stand on the way" - "this awesome stickers"
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by aparadja 10y ago
Nope, Radio Silence only blocks whole apps/processes. Little Snitch is probably still the best choice for fine-tuning and reactive blocking.
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by aparadja 10y ago
The Jan Willem Nijman talk was excellent, thanks for posting it! To those that haven't seen it yet, he iterates a boring game prototype into something that actually seems worthwhile. And all he does is add tiny things that seem inconse
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by aparadja 10y ago
I was also annoyed to tears by it. That's why I built an alternative called Radio Silence ( https://radiosilenceapp.com ). Radio Silence doesn't use popups or alerts. It's completely passive and invisible when you d
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by aparadja 10y ago
The idea of a permanent score is what inspired me to pay, though. A steadily declining score doomed to fail wouldn't have felt nearly as cool.
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by aparadja 10y ago
Thanks!
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by aparadja 10y ago
Aww, the link automatically points to the http version instead of https. No referral data in analytics. Can we get a <meta name="referrer" content="always"> or maybe a way to edit the link?
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by aparadja 10y ago
Just paid $30 to get Radio Silence to the top, out of pure interest in how much traffic that'd bring. Well played!
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by aparadja 10y ago
If you're on Mac and just want to monitor the connections that each process makes (not the bandwidth), Radio Silence just got a built-in network monitor a few weeks ago: https://radiosilenceapp.com Disclaimer: I'm the
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by aparadja 11y ago
Isn't the "DNS errors causing service disruption" an old incident from April 6th? There is something strange going on at the moment, though, but not sure it has to do with DNS. I actually tried set up my first cert about 10 h
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by aparadja 11y ago
Please stop spamming HN. It's a nofollow link anyway.
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by aparadja 11y ago
That's actually a nice implementation. It's much easier to fix errors after finishing a sentence than it is to fear every word you type. Here's my attempt to describe compilers, which ended up going a little off-track: ---- I
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by aparadja 11y ago
You might have misread the parent comment. It said "no downside to the FAA for overblowing risks" and "no drawback to the FAA for imposing a drone ban". I think the point was that FAA does useless and harmful things
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by aparadja 11y ago
Just as an anecdote: I certainly don't laugh at the Tarsnap website, but it immediately turns me away as a potential customer. The instant gut feeling is "OK, this is a product made by someone who laughs at UI design. They didn&
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by aparadja 11y ago
That's a very important point. The results can't really be mapped to a one-dimensional score of some kind of nootropyness . Especially with higher doses, many of the nootropics have wildly different effects. If one makes you gidd
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Demystifying pkgbuild in OS X(juusosalonen.com)
2 points by aparadja 11y ago|0 comments

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