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by ecesena 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23998656
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by ecesena 6y ago
Like in software it pays to learn from open source, so in hardware. I understand it might be a bit early, but here are a couple resources to find open hardware projects that you can learn from: - CrowdSupply: https://www.crowdsup
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by ecesena 6y ago
Snyk is not open but has a free tier.
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by ecesena 6y ago
Another option you can look at are bug bounty programs such as bugcrowd or hackerone.
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by ecesena 6y ago
Check out Sendy: https://sendy.co
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by ecesena 6y ago
If I can make a UI suggestion, I'd move the tags on the right and reduce the colors. I find it a bit difficult to skim through the titles if they're not all aligned to the left.
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by ecesena 6y ago
DuckDuckGo has a library for this: https://github.com/duckduckgo/smarter-encryption At the core it does what the op is proposing, but there's a bit of an extra complexity to deal with edge cases and regressions.
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by ecesena 6y ago
Also, this seems to be the case for all major sites, not just for Google.
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by ecesena 6y ago
With Google Spreadsheets you can run js code periodically, including making http calls.
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What science can tell us about C and C++'s security(alexgaynor.net)
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by ecesena 6y ago
With the current Solo we have 256kB of flash so we sort of arbitrarily reserved space for 50 RKs, but you can prob tweak the firmware if you need. With the next gen of Solo we have 2MB of flash, so assume virtually unlimited RKs, at least g
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by ecesena 6y ago
Currently manufacturing the very first batch: we're waiting for the PCBs to be shipped, then we'll proceed with assembly, testing, etc. Conservatively I'd say we'll start shipping around Sep/Oct. But for sure there&
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by ecesena 6y ago
Chiming in to mention SoloKeys, it's open source, FIDO2 certified and supports 50 resident keys. @snakeye, please feel free to port over the CTAP implementation to your device (same for the other tokens I'm reading in the thread).
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Secrez: A secrets manager in time of cryptocurrencies(medium.com)
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by ecesena 6y ago
I could see this to be really useful for sprint/milestone/quarter for product teams.
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by ecesena 6y ago
It almost likely will be remote-friendly due to covid, no? Also, with -$25k/deal they can fund 6 startup where they could found 5 before. So remote-friendly = less cost, +20% batch size at the same cost. It makes sense to me.
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Secrez: A secrets manager in time of cryptocurrencies(medium.com)
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by ecesena 6y ago
Woocommerce. Can you elaborate more on "ideological reasons"? I'm genuinely curious why you don't feel ok to pay less than $1/sale to shopify to keep your store up & running but are ok paying much more on fulfil
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Who Won the War: a short documentary(kickstarter.com)
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Vulnerabilities in popular open source projects doubled in 2019(zdnet.com)
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Basics of two-factor authentication with Bitwarden(bitwarden.com)
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by ecesena 6y ago
The mantra is to find a problem [you're passionate about] and solve it for a small group of initial users. A corollary is to find an emerging technology and make it easy to use or make something related that doesn't currently exis
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by ecesena 6y ago
> To implement its contact tracing functionality, Immuni leverages the Apple and Google Exposure Notification framework (see Apple’s documentation [1] and Google’s documentation [2]). [1] https://www.apple.com/covid19&#x2
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by ecesena 6y ago
From the link above: > To implement its contact tracing functionality, Immuni leverages the Apple and Google Exposure Notification framework (see Apple’s documentation and Google’s documentation). This allows Immuni to overcome certain t
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by ecesena 6y ago
We use Knox: http://github.com/pinterest/knox Think of a lighter vault, with ACLs for people and/or machines to access keys and versioning to rotate keys. In our case, Knox depends upon AWS KMS to "lock/
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by ecesena 6y ago
Pixie is the recommendation engine at Pinterest, based on random walks on a graph: https://link.medium.com/cgxBc05RO6
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by ecesena 6y ago
https://www.oshwa.org maybe? Free in hw is kind of hard, meaning, who pays for physically manufacturing?
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by ecesena 6y ago
Depending on the application/field, one option is to combine it with open source hardaware. People tend to accept that they have to pay for hardware. The best would be to combine paid hardward + subscription for software. Does anyone k
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Security Deals(notion.so)
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by ecesena 7y ago
Cron on app engine is free, assuming your script is light enough. You may need a paid account if you have to connect externally, but you can set $0 as total budget.

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