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by elliebike 5y ago
Yup you totally can! I've done this before + it works well. You may have to customise the DHT a bunch though
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by elliebike 5y ago
It's no different to most other social networks that commit mass abuse of user data and track everyone, everywhere. Being a US-based company doesn't make this any better, just look at Facebook. The only people who worry are people
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by elliebike 5y ago
...really?
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Timefind: Search a Website's History(github.com)
1 points by elliebike 5y ago|0 comments
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by elliebike 5y ago
thank you! hope you're having a good day :)
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by elliebike 5y ago
I've been using my own Planck* for a while now, and I absolutely love it! It's actually my second - I've pretty much exclusively used Plancks for almost 5 years. Strongly recommend giving them a go, even though the layers wil
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by elliebike 5y ago
I always feel weird about comments like this. Instead of discussing the merits of the actual project shared, we're going on a rant about whether or not ORMs are a good idea? It's like whenever someone shares something they made wi
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by elliebike 5y ago
I guess I got lucky then! I've had one of these for quite a long time, maybe since 2013/14. A good number of those years it's been running 24/7, and I actually only recently replaced it
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by elliebike 5y ago
Thank you! Yup, that's basically why I made it! > More details on how the encryption for server sync works would be helpful for assessing security. Good point - I'll add something more detailed to the README shortly For now tho
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Show HN: Atuin, improved shell history with multi-machine sync(github.com)
48 points by elliebike 5y ago|9 comments
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by elliebike 5y ago
I’m a fan of Kipp! Not p2p, but has optional encryption https://kipp.6f.io/
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by elliebike 5y ago
Hopefully this works well! Honestly the multi-device support is a big barrier to my adoption of Signal. Currently I use Telegram across several devices, and the messages just "sync" near instantly. With Signal you see them appear
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Running Nomad for a Home Server(mrkaran.dev)
278 points by elliebike 6y ago|149 comments
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by elliebike 6y ago
Hey HN! I wanted to learn about training + deploying ML models, so I built this! It uses YOLOv4 to find license plates, and then opencv to blur them :) Happy to answer questions!
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Show HN: I built a tool to blur license plates(noplate.me)
6 points by elliebike 6y ago|1 comments
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by elliebike 6y ago
I suspect a large part of this is due to the fact that those with wealthy parents are more likely to have a) family money to fall back on if things go wrong and b) family investment in the early days Everyone else has to seriously consider
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by elliebike 6y ago
Sad to see that Pyston is closed source :/ Would be interesting to see a comparison with PyPy though!
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by elliebike 6y ago
Yup, the former works! Took me a while to find it haha. The hold + three dots thing isn't there on iOS sadly. Even something like Instagram's message requests would be a welcome addition!
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by elliebike 6y ago
> Does your chats list get filled up with these unsolicited messages from randos? It was, then telegram desktop popped up with "it appears you are getting a lot of messages, would you like to automatically mute + archive those not i
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by elliebike 6y ago
I joined this, replied to the post, and now I'm being sent lots of creepy messages and dick pics from the men of the internet :/ Telegram has no option for "Only allow contacts to message me", it turns out. After lots of
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by elliebike 6y ago
Is this satire? I'm genuinely confused.
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by elliebike 6y ago
I'm really enjoying my Razer Blade Stealth! Powerful, has a nice feel to it. I was looking for something similar to my old Macbook Pro, but without buying a Macbook - this was the closest I could find. Runs Linux really nicely + as far
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by elliebike 6y ago
No, because that's not really the point of Rust. You make the sacrifice of a "punishing" compiler, and spending more time writing code, but you gain software that's more likely to be "correct", safe, and not le
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Endlessh: An SSH Tarpit(github.com)
290 points by elliebike 6y ago|105 comments
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Giggle; Laughable Security(research.digitalinterruption.com)
1 points by elliebike 6y ago|0 comments
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by elliebike 6y ago
The issue here is that paper tests require the user to read and properly understand instructions. Teenagers in a panic can and will misread and misunderstand, as people often do when under duress. It may seem "pointless", but maki
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by elliebike 6y ago
Honestly nobody needs k8s, but nobody really needs anything. If you know it and you know it suits your needs, then sure! Go for it! Have fun. If you don't know it, then learn it first. Then you can properly evaluate whether it suits
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Don’t Forget the Human(elliehuxtable.com)
3 points by elliebike 6y ago|0 comments
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by elliebike 6y ago
I really like the idea of a developer exchange - does anyone know of other places that have done this?
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by elliebike 6y ago
Oh I definitely agree there! I don't know if any implement that at the moment though :(

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