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by dkzlv 5y ago
Can you elaborate a little bit on what you find contradictory in these statements?
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by dkzlv 5y ago
Yes, it actually can! We do not have native apps, but you can install a PWA on any platform, including mobile and desktop. It will work in offline thanks to Service Workers. The app itself is 100% rendered on the client side, so we are in t
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by dkzlv 5y ago
1. you can import bank statements. We aim to support all the banks our users have. 2. since we encrypt every bit of data on the client side, we cannot differentiate transactions from categories. So entity is anything you create within the p
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by dkzlv 5y ago
Yes. We have a hard-limit of entities you can create. You only lose the ability to create new stuff, but you still can view and export everything. We don't believe in taking data as a hostage.
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by dkzlv 5y ago
Founder here. I've been eager to make such a product for a very long time, so I very much hope you'll like it. We're like Mint.com but open-sourced, with end-to-end encryption and anonymous signup. No way for us to sell your
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Show HN: Safe Money – privacy-first finance tracker(safeapps.io)
27 points by dkzlv 5y ago|18 comments
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by dkzlv 5y ago
Unfortunately, it's not that good. There are a lot of strange and inconsistent behaviors related to this tag. That's why nobody uses it, and that's why you've never heard of it. Imo, it's only suitable for ultra-nar
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by dkzlv 5y ago
Sure. The thing is you need to place <datalist> with nested <option> tags inside the DOM. It doesn't matter what data source you use.
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by dkzlv 5y ago
Medium's paywall is super easy to bypass, just open the link in an incognito mode :) Works in all browsers.
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What corporations do with data? Have we already lost?(dkzlv.com)
12 points by dkzlv 6y ago|0 comments
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by dkzlv 6y ago
Above I've outlined my key arguments why this, imo, won't work in real life: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26177626
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by dkzlv 6y ago
I don't believe in this solution, and I have a few reasons for this: 1. this algorithm will be very complex. Corporations can detect when bots generate incoming traffic, it's a part of their business model: they do not take money
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by dkzlv 6y ago
So should your employer worry? Was it worth your time? :D
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by dkzlv 6y ago
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it <3
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by dkzlv 6y ago
Hi! Author's here. Just read about this extension, thanks. The concept is rather interesting. Most probably you can cause some problems for corporations if you constantly add informational noise, but I don't think it will really c
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How Corporations Harvest Data(dkzlv.com)
36 points by dkzlv 6y ago|15 comments
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Trustless Manifesto(safeapps.io)
3 points by dkzlv 6y ago|0 comments
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by dkzlv 8y ago
The best part of this anti-trust browser conspiracy is that it involves Microsoft — but now, as opposed to the IE dominance in the 00's, Microsoft is the victim. So ironical. How's the taste of your own medicine? :)
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by dkzlv 8y ago
Hi there, hackers. CleverPay handles everything regarding in-app purchases for iOS and Android. It consists of two things: - a website, that lets you run automated sales, discount campaigns, experiment with payment page design, lets you swa
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Show HN: CleverPay – All-in-one tool to handle in-app purchases(cleverpay.io)
5 points by dkzlv 8y ago|1 comments