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by cryo 6y ago
The CSS prefers-reduced-motion media query could also be handy here :) https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/pref...
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by cryo 6y ago
PlantUML is quite handy and text input based. I'm embedding the text state chart directly in the source code as comment to have it under version control. https://plantuml.com/en/state-diagram
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Mandalorian (Season 2) – UI – Huds+GUIs(hudsandguis.com)
1 points by cryo 6y ago|0 comments
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by cryo 6y ago
cryo, a native Qt5 application provides end-to-end encrypted arbitrary large p2p file transfers. https://cryonet.io Shameless plug I'm the dev and using it daily :)
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by cryo 6y ago
QtCreator has a SCXML based visual editor for state charts https://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-scxml.html
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by cryo 6y ago
Are you about this? Last time I've checked SSH SOCKS5 only supports TCP traffic, UDP isn't supported and needs extra steps through tools like socat to wrap UDP in TCP. http://lists.mindrot.org/pipermail/openss
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by cryo 6y ago
Wouldn't it be saner to also verify the downloaded archive hash? It looks like the domain resolving of nginx.org is trusted without doubt.
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by cryo 6y ago
Does that mean that a friend using Telegram can import the history between her and me from WhatsApp even if I'm not using Telegram? If yes this is just horrible, I don't want to have my data on Telegram servers without my permissi
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by cryo 6y ago
Me too I didn't know there was a game with the same name. My father worked at Robotron which still exists but is a very different company nowadays.
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by cryo 6y ago
Thank you very much for working on XState, it's a real game changer. Always enjoy your Twitter posts about state machines. Keep up the good work, just realised XState has a Github sponsor button, count me in soon.
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by cryo 6y ago
It seems to work by dragging the whitespace around the icons, not the inner portion.
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by cryo 6y ago
I've build cryo for end-to-end encrypted p2p file transfers without cloud or signal server components. Imho all solutions which require a webserver somewhere are doomed to fail at some point, or as in this case can be discontinued. P2P
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by cryo 6y ago
I'm not planning to open source the complete tool, after all I have a hard time to find similar open source projects which earn enough money (would love to be proven wrong here). But I fully agree that the security and network stuff ne
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by cryo 6y ago
Yes that is true, I should have mentioned that, this is only a privacy preserving / encrypted mechanism for signalling without a central server, peers are expected to know and trust each other, like family and friends scenario.
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by cryo 6y ago
Same here it's sad but I don't know a single person who would pay (and oh boy donate) for such an app. They are completely unaware/blind that developers need to eat too. It's not even about the price: 50ct would be too m
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by cryo 6y ago
Slightly disagree, Tor hidden services are fantastic to implement decentral signal/rendevous services with no single point of failure. I'm using this in my app https://cryonet.io Love the fact that it works in many pla
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by cryo 6y ago
I've written a cross platform gui tool to transfer arbitrary large files via p2p with end-to-end encryption. https://cryonet.io - Fully p2p, even the signalling server part which is done via Tor hidden services (later on th
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Usability of extracting ZIP archives on Windows(cryonet.io)
1 points by cryo 6y ago|0 comments
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by cryo 6y ago
Which leads to the question: Would you have paid/donated to the project if it were easy to compile? Like someone provided a simple compile script.
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TownOS by Fujitsu 1989(gekk.info)
2 points by cryo 6y ago|0 comments
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Visual dual-pane file manager cryo 0.5.16 released(cryonet.io)
2 points by cryo 6y ago|0 comments
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by cryo 6y ago
The article also mentions banning ip ranges and it's disadvantages. The described detection of Tor traffic seems to be more bullet proof and performant. Hopefully the Tor devs consider the proposed enhancements to make the traffic less
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by cryo 6y ago
fail2ban is such a great software and flexible. I'm using it to protect ssh and nginx with specific rules to block php and cgi requests (since my site is purely static).
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by cryo 6y ago
OnionShare rocks: Tor hidden services are excellent for that purpose and provide a decentralized alternative for cloud based apps. What I love about them is also that it works in in tricky NAT situations where WebRTC struggles. My file mana
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Peer to peer file manager cryo 0.5.10 released(cryonet.io)
2 points by cryo 6y ago|0 comments
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by cryo 6y ago
You can run your own relay servers. https://docs.syncthing.net/users/strelaysrv.html
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by cryo 6y ago
It is, but only for technical skilled people. It's not that simple to setup and understand for regular 'Dropbox' users.
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by cryo 6y ago
Indeed I'd like to add https://onionshare.org which also provides a non cloud solution to share files privatly.
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by cryo 6y ago
Private file access between computers. Even in 2020 it appears that building a connection between machines (macOS, Linux and Windows) requires a miracle if you don't like to share everything with cloud providers. cryo file mangager is
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HUDS and GUIs, Russian Blockbuster – Invasion(hudsandguis.com)
2 points by cryo 6y ago|0 comments

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