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by franky47 6y ago
I use this to create alerts in a dedicated #social-watch Slack channel, it's great for topic discovery. I wish other social media had built-in RSS (similar to how Reddit does it).
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by franky47 6y ago
I recently found Responsively [1], which looks a lot like OP's Sizzy [2], but I doubt it's about those apps, because Sizzy has been shipped for a while now, and Responsively is free (Kitze mentions paying in the article). [1] htt
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by franky47 6y ago
> P.S. As a developer, I believe that if the tool is good and does its job well, then you can pay for the tool’s services (or find Open source projects :D). Just because something is open source does not mean it's free.
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by franky47 6y ago
Does not seem to work [1], is the feature enabled on request via the Preview program ? [1] https://github.com/franky47 - https://github.com/franky47/franky47
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by franky47 6y ago
Interesting approach, would the code sent to the user be a TOTP ? Because a 5 digit code holds much less entropy than traditional passwordless tokens, it would be easier to brute force if the validation endpoint is not properly implemented
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by franky47 6y ago
Is this service open-source and publicly auditable ? Because we've learned not to trust one's word of "don't be evil", only facts matter. If you say the service is anonymous and does not leak data, prove it.
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by franky47 6y ago
In theory, yes. But I consider Google an enemy of privacy, and I would rather burn my servers to the ground than sell them my product. The encryption provides some protection for me: the data I acquire does not accumulate value over time (u
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by franky47 6y ago
E2EE means the analytics data is encrypted by the visitor, using public key cryptography. The secret key to decrypt that data is only known of the website owner. Anything I store is encrypted, including that secret key, and the source key i
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by franky47 6y ago
I agree that giving someone else your data is the issue. But as an alternative to self-hosting, I'm working on an end-to-end encrypted approach [1]. I can offer a service (much easier to setup and maintain than self-hosting), but I don
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by franky47 6y ago
The competition being (non-exhaustive list, comment if you know of others I might have missed): SimpleAnalytics.com, Plausible.io, Matomo.org, GoatCounter.com, and (shameless plug but WIP) Chiffre.io. However, while there is a competition t
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Password Reset for End-to-End Encrypted Applications(francoisbest.com)
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Nextauth.js 2.0(github.com)
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by franky47 6y ago
Possibly, I'm not using the DNT header though, because of the encryption, I need to know about DNT before the analytics data is even sent. I use navigator.doNotTrack, and where it's set I only encrypt and send a minimal visit coun
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by franky47 6y ago
Firefox's settings (as of v77) still allow you to set (or unset) DNT, and I honor that. For Safari unfortunately, Apple chose to remove this feature because it could be used for fingerprinting, so there is not much to be done here.
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by franky47 6y ago
I'm working on an end-to-end encrypted analytics SaaS, to try and solve the "putting your eggs in someone else's basket" problem, while offering something simpler than self-hosting. I'm collecting feedback and looki
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Mobile Device Frames for Excalidraw(francoisbest.com)
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Dark Mode for Excalidraw(francoisbest.com)
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by franky47 6y ago
I use Slack to get notifications on new articles (I then read them on the original website), and it does not resolve to /feed. Is there a standard for feed paths (/rss.xml seems common) that readers crawl when given a URL ?
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by franky47 6y ago
For those who also want to subscribe by RSS, here's the URL: https://hnblogs.substack.com/feed
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by franky47 6y ago
The author's website. I'm done with big aggregated content platforms, I started using RSS again recently and trend to my own digital garden of blogs and newsletters. I use Slack's RSS integration to get new articles notificat
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by franky47 6y ago
I've been using it since it launched, it's amazing, thanks a lot !
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by franky47 6y ago
The entire point of end-to-end encryption is to prevent this from being automated and abused by either the legal system or the company. Requiring a warrant to access the secret key on the user device reduces the risk of mass surveillance. M
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by franky47 6y ago
The idea is not to move the password, or any derived key, but the clear-text data. GDPR and other laws enforce that you give customers the right to access their data (in clear text), if possible in an interoperable form. Notion does so in C
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by franky47 6y ago
Please elaborate what you mean by discovery ?
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by franky47 6y ago
I wrote some ideas on how to implement a password reset for end-to-end encrypted apps, reviews and comments are welcome: https://francoisbest.com/posts/2020/password-reset-for-e2ee-...
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by franky47 6y ago
You derive a master key from a password, and use that to encrypt other keys, or a more complex key chain if needed. You then only sync encrypted keys with the server.
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by franky47 6y ago
The one thing that bothers me about Notion (and Slack and other "everything in one place" tools), is the lack of encryption. I might have FAANGophobia, but whenever there is a free tier without a form of end-to-end encryption in p
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by franky47 6y ago
This is awesome, configurable RSS feeds are critical for large-scale publishing platforms, thanks for sharing!
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by franky47 6y ago
I do that with ProtonMail, however anybody with bad intentions can remove the suffix. But it helps tracing leaks and lazy spammers.
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by franky47 6y ago
For VSCode users: I've been using the CodeSnap [1] extension which lets you do similar code screenshots without leaving the editor. [1] https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=adpyke.c...

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