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Ask HN: Why are most web services spoofing the "From" header?
3 points by boronine 3y ago|0 comments
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by boronine 4y ago
I just want a headset for normal work. Imagine being able to travel with your 4K monitor.
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by boronine 4y ago
Maxima enabled me to make my color space [HSLuv]( https://www.hsluv.org/ ). I encoded CIELUV <-> RGB transformation functions into Maxima, ran `solve` and converted the output back into code. It's great to be able
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by boronine 5y ago
After finding out about this yesterday I started experimenting with using Amazon SES to do custom domain email. Sending can be accomplished using SES-generated SMTP credentials, but receiving is not straightforward. Here is my script to rec
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by boronine 5y ago
You can probably make that work, just have to be careful deleting from S3, make sure to only delete those emails you imported and not accidentally delete an email that arrived during the import process. My personal setup makes heavy use of
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by boronine 5y ago
EDIT: Wanting a minimal implementation, I instead made a script: 1. List email files in S3 2. For each file, download into a local maildir-style directory, then delete original 3. Use `mutt -f ./maildir` to browse
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by boronine 5y ago
Thanks! Your solution may be best for usability. Researching further I found another solution that is perhaps best for privacy: https://github.com/markushinz/aws-ses-pop3-server SES -> S3 -> aws-ses-pop3-server
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by boronine 5y ago
I've heard that it's possible to strike a balance by self-hosting incoming email and outsourcing outgoing email to Amazon SES. SES provides SMTP credentials which should be fairly straightforward to use. Anyone has experience with
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by boronine 5y ago
No real reason. I was hoping people would pass the link around as something of a gag, but I didn't get much traffic when I shared it, so it's in maintenance mode now.
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by boronine 5y ago
Shameless plug: I used base16 to generate a million random color themes: https://www.syntaxenvy.com/
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by boronine 6y ago
I use my pinephone as a portable privacy focused Debian server. It establishes an ssh tunnel to a VPS with a static IP and forwards port 443. This provides end-to-end encryption for my private services.
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Show HN: I made 1M (!) syntax highlighting themes(syntaxenvy.com)
9 points by boronine 6y ago|4 comments
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by boronine 6y ago
Microsoft could make “LSW“, opposite of WSL, to virtualize legacy Windows drivers and apps on Linux. I don’t think they stand to gain much from it though.
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by boronine 7y ago
If “drawing attention to remedies that rely on [one’s] agency” is victim blaming, then I’m all for it.
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by boronine 7y ago
I am not blaming anyone, I don’t care whose fault it is. I am focusing on what an individual can do because focusing on anything else is a waste of time.
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by boronine 7y ago
Who is victim blaming? We talk about emotional investment because it’s something that is actually under your control to change, unlike your manager or “wider sociological issues”
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Ask HN: 50/50 equity split without registering new corporation?
2 points by boronine 7y ago|0 comments
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by boronine 7y ago
When you need to make a backward incompatible change, do it in three steps: 1. Add new stuff to API in a backwards compatible manner (without removing or changing old stuff). When you need to add fields it is usually safe to do it within ex
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by boronine 7y ago
> the actual "accounts" should represent places money can actually go to or did go to I'm not an accountant but I don't believe this is true. You can use accounts for anything you like. I implement a simple tagging sy
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by boronine 7y ago
You may want to pick one of the following flow charts: https://medium.com/@sbmeunier/when-do-you-need-blockchain-de...
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by boronine 8y ago
The “solution” to rape and murder is to have a state strong enough to monopolize violence and eliminate offenders. The “solution” to wars for land is to have an empire effectively own all the land such that any attempt of conquest is a loca
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Nix, the purely functional build system(boronine.com)
2 points by boronine 9y ago|1 comments
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On the Joys of Coworking(boronine.com)
1 points by boronine 9y ago|0 comments
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Nix, the purely functional build system(boronine.com)
3 points by boronine 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Procedurally generated syntax highlighting themes(syntaxenvy.com)
2 points by boronine 9y ago|0 comments
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by boronine 10y ago
Good points. Hmm. Needs more thought :)
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by boronine 10y ago
In a sense, yes. The true "freshness" of a color is shown on the color picker as the distance from the center of the circle. This is equivalent to the chroma component of CIELUV, the color space that HSLuv is based on. The problem
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by boronine 10y ago
See also http://www.hsluv.org for a perceptually uniform colour space based on CIELUV.
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by boronine 10y ago
It's useful for situations where CSV output is a requirement. Actually, this seems like a great candidate for a CSV standard since JSON is so widely implemented.
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by boronine 10y ago
My attempt at this problem: http://www.teleport-json.org Currently working on a Haxe port so I can deliver this library to multiple languages from one code base.

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