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Tailscale raises $100M(tailscale.com)
854 points by gmemstr 4y ago|454 comments
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10 years of stories behind Guix(guix.gnu.org)
4 points by gmemstr 4y ago|0 comments
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Teleport Raises $110M Series C at $1.1B Valuation(goteleport.com)
10 points by gmemstr 4y ago|1 comments
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by gmemstr 4y ago
I tried something similar with a project of mine[1], with a focus on API rather than frontend so I could build tailored apps for each device/user. At some point I should get around to finishing it -- I mostly focused on S3 and local fi
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by gmemstr 5y ago
https://gabrielsimmer.com Plain ol' HTML and CSS, built off some components of the somehwat defunct Skeleton.css project.
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by gmemstr 5y ago
While I love the idea, the requirement for Ubuntu means I can't contribute my compute though (and neither can any of the PC gamers with Windows machines, or anyone else on other distros it seems). As much as I would love to do this ove
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Russia creates its own TLS certificate authority to bypass sanctions(techradar.com)
5 points by gmemstr 5y ago|0 comments
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CircleCI Completes Acquisition of Ponicode(ponicode.com)
2 points by gmemstr 5y ago|0 comments
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by gmemstr 5y ago
It depends -- with a community build script, you're relying on (and trusting!) a third party to maintain it and not do anything malicious. Much easier to pay a few bucks for first party binaries. At least in my eyes.
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by gmemstr 5y ago
Genuine question, what sort of risks are associated with running this on a typical residential connection?
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Sony is buying Bungie for $3.6B(pcgamer.com)
21 points by gmemstr 5y ago|1 comments
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Steam Deck Anti-Cheat Update(store.steampowered.com)
4 points by gmemstr 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What is your home networking setup?
37 points by gmemstr 5y ago|105 comments
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Windows 11 Boots with Coreboot(twitter.com)
4 points by gmemstr 5y ago|0 comments
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RCE in Visual Studio Code's Remote WSL for Fun and Negative Profit(parsiya.net)
327 points by gmemstr 5y ago|102 comments
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We Need a Chromium Foundation(blog.gabrielsimmer.com)
8 points by gmemstr 5y ago|2 comments
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Tools I Use: PyCharm(blog.rfox.eu)
5 points by gmemstr 5y ago|0 comments
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Firefox is the alternative to a Chrome hegemony(batsov.com)
1360 points by gmemstr 5y ago|651 comments
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by gmemstr 5y ago
It's a shame they've moved to a subscription model - I'm personally angling to get a development PineNote and invest time into developing for that. It's priced about the same as a reMarkable, but does include a stylus an
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by gmemstr 5y ago
Talk to your own legal counsel. End of story, really. Don't respond until you've had a chance to do that.
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by gmemstr 5y ago
So, uh, what benefits does this offer over existing, usually CLI-based, solutions? As far as I can tell it's a rather simplistic GUI wrapper around a static site generator - running in Electron, no less. I'm not trying to come off
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The first USB-C iPhone is here thanks to a mod(theverge.com)
5 points by gmemstr 5y ago|1 comments
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by gmemstr 5y ago
To be fair to 1Pass, accounts also have a unique random account ID that is used in combination with email + password. But it does still kind of make you wonder...
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by gmemstr 5y ago
So it's... selling randomly generated Minecraft worlds? I really can't wait for NFTs to die off. Good lord.
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by gmemstr 5y ago
Makes sense, that's the portable version. Would be reasonable to package that all together.
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by gmemstr 5y ago
Hate to break it to you, but in Brave's case you really can't. Their crypto and ad stuff is so ingrained in their codebase that you have to be pretty meticulous to wipe it all out on that level. https://github.com/
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by gmemstr 5y ago
I've never heard of Syncany, but I took a similar approach for my personal file hosting application. I wonder if I could implement similar silly approaches to filestorage :p
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by gmemstr 5y ago
That's not the issue here. The issue here is letting automated systems having final say on such destructive actions as terminating an account entirely, with no concrete way to appeal. From what I am aware of, few channels wrongfully su
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by gmemstr 5y ago
Can't run ads on them, and you risk lawsuits of all kind if you let people easily download copyrighted content. They aren't running a museum, it just happens to be the largest video sharing platform on the planet.
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IMF working paper suggests using browsing history in credit score calculations(extremetech.com)
247 points by gmemstr 5y ago|230 comments

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