butterbox

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   by butterbox 3y ago

   I am a techno-skeptic most of the time, but I don't think this idea is particularly crazy. Usability-wise, something you can talk to (in your own "low resource" language) is a winner. The catch is that you have users without
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   by butterbox 3y ago

   We build Butter Box, a tool for making life offline a bit smoother. It's based on this same principles and in fact, one of the creators is friends with Jason :-) Ours is tailored for scenarios where Internet is unavailable due to disas
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   by butterbox 3y ago

   100%. This is something we are trying to solve with Butter Box ( https://likebutter.app/box/ ) but there aren't great answers. I've considered shipping a unique-to-device certificate for e.g. box123.comolamant
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   by butterbox 3y ago

   You can setup DNS on the box to redirect users and to give a friendly name to your box. That's what we do for butter box ( https://likebutter.app/box/ ). To make it a step easier, we provide a QR code. But even t
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   by butterbox 3y ago

   Butter Box ( https://likebutter.app/box/ ) and Internet In a Box are two modern descendants of the concept. Both run on RPis (and, nominally, some other hardware). Putting together the images isn't terribly difficu