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by h0p3 3y ago
I hate to say it, but I've completely stopped using Xonsh (which I adore) since ChatGPT-4 (whom I also adore) came out. Xonsh lowered the friction and cognitive load to get some jobs done in an elegant or at least sufficiently rapid wa
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by h0p3 3y ago
Unironically, I agree to the first claim, and I think i2p merits even higher consideration. Worthy attempts to resolve Zooko's triangle are going to require us to have trust in some stack, and it's hard to decentralize that approp
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by h0p3 3y ago
In my experience, Tox qua qTox and Toxic has been the most stable of the options you've listed. Retroshare is another fine (though perhaps fiddly) example, and it has the longest standing communities of any of these (I see about ~2.3k
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by h0p3 3y ago
I was sad to see how little discussion there was of goodness itself. Seems like a key problem to address for any instrument.
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by h0p3 3y ago
Sir /u/b3nsn0w is courteous, `/nod`.
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by h0p3 3y ago
This is excellent. Thank you.
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by h0p3 3y ago
I tend to [[review]] mine over the course of the week after their initial creation. After that, sometimes specific [[search]]es, [[conversations]] or [[link]] [[rabbithole]]s will bring them to my attention again. Finally, when I can afford
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by h0p3 3y ago
This was a curious (and I'd argue unobvious) response to my request. I think it's fair to say I'm a free speech advocate, and I do want to hear more. I appreciate that you are tired, and I'm grateful that you've off
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by h0p3 3y ago
Thank you, nomad. Do you have anything else to say about The Good?
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by h0p3 3y ago
I wish you the best of luck, `/salute`.
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by h0p3 3y ago
- [Tiddlywiki]( https://tiddlywiki.com/ )
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by h0p3 3y ago
Okay, comrade. `/salute`. It is discoverable over filesharing networks designed for the job.
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by h0p3 3y ago
Yes, sir. I appreciate that. I think you made that very clear in the book as well. I'll agree that having OP's tooling back then would likely have been quite useful to you and others. I'm often terrible with words. What I mea
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by h0p3 3y ago
Do you have any other criticisms of the design of Signal?
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by h0p3 3y ago
I'm kinda glad you didn't; it might have made the book I read as a kid (and again as an adult, and again with my offspring) less interesting somehow.
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by h0p3 3y ago
Thank you. This is super clean.
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by h0p3 3y ago
Thank you. Habibi will begin her schoolwork soon. When it's time to grind together at 2pm EST, she'll be thinking about this with me as well.
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by h0p3 3y ago
No doubt, I can empathize with your position (there are many risks). Some of my current interlocutors who write partially in public, [[sideria]] and [[Feel Good Lost]], have also explained a similar view. Keeping two sets of books, exportin
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by h0p3 3y ago
> Right now user keys are stored on their machines and nowhere else, but you have to just copy a directory to move them or back them up. I hope you'll consider adding more control over the keys within the application itself. Ideally
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by h0p3 3y ago
> Know anyone? My family tests this type of software often enough. I know my daughter, [[j3d1h]], desperately hopes for a secure replacement to Discord for her [[friend]] groups. She's sitting on the couch with me right now writing
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by h0p3 3y ago
> we have so many bigger fish to fry! I can see that. Your roadmap makes sense to me. My [[wife|k0sh3k]] (without having seen your roadmap) picked out many of the same points as reasons she must wait to use it for her library staff. I ap
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by h0p3 3y ago
Thank you for this gift to humanity. * I'm glad to see you are thoughtful about many protocols here. Will you be adding i2pd support? * Could you make explicit for us what parts of this tool are the least decentralized? * Do you need c
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by h0p3 3y ago
It can be surprisingly difficult to find Tiddlywikis in the wild. I'm hoping more people will come out of the woodwork to reveal theirs.
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by h0p3 3y ago
Some folks cannot afford hosting, including the time to set it up. Until recently*, it was pretty difficult to find providers who would take monero, as well. User-anonymizing, free hosting of static content has some moral value to it.
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by h0p3 3y ago
Toxic (of Toxcore) conferences seem like a great start, in some cases.
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by h0p3 3y ago
That seems exceptionally reasonable, nomad. That would be pretty easy to anonymize as well. It's a pleasure to meet you. I'll add that Resilio Sync + singlefile Tiddlywiki (I think most people would be surprised what TW can accomp
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by h0p3 3y ago
> If you are using a JS based browser, you don't deserve security in first place. In some cases, that is true, but not all, and I suggest not even most. In many cases, I think people are just as culpable for being unwilling to use W
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Polynom – Self-Hostable Quantum Resistant Collaboration Suite(polynom.app)
1 points by h0p3 3y ago|1 comments
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by h0p3 3y ago
Brought to us by that Demonsaw feller, Eijah.
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by h0p3 3y ago
Noice. Good job. I'm glad to see people still developing for TW. argon2ian is a neat surprise for me as well, assuming I understand it correctly. There's something to be said for keeping tools slim when you want to pack so much in

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