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by hakvroot 11y ago
I found that at least one "local" Google is also introducing an innovative new concept today. Google Netherlands : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSZPNwZex9s Any more from Google <your country here>?
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by hakvroot 11y ago
Thank you! And I'd be happy to elaborate a bit more, although you already explained most of it yourself ;). Currently the server just stops reading from the socket and the rest is being handled by the networking stack (i.e. buffer fill
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by hakvroot 11y ago
Thanks! I made some comments regarding to open sourcing it in reply to vortico (this thread) - current status is contemplating.
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by hakvroot 11y ago
Currently I haven't licensed the backend as free software; the primary reason for this is that I reuse quite a lot of components from a different project of mine ( https://gemin.ee ) and I haven't decided yet on whether
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by hakvroot 11y ago
Thank you, and of course you may. The backend is written in Java(8) and it is built with the following (noteworthy) components : Netty[1] - Extremely fast and stable Java networking framework, serves static files and relays
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by hakvroot 11y ago
Author here! This is a little side project I created because I found myself using scp + email to send a file from a server to someone sitting right next to me more than once. I have a different project which does relaying over HTTP so I fig
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by hakvroot 11y ago
That's exactly what's going on. In a bit more detail: when a POST arrives and no receiver is available yet the server lets the sender know that it won't handle any more data (TCP Zero Window). When the receiver connects to th
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by hakvroot 11y ago
Thank you! And thanks for linking to the thread as well; I did already come across it but it definitely contains some good discussion on general feasibility, DCMA issues and other similar projects. It was also nice to learn that transfer.sh
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by hakvroot 11y ago
Thanks! I don't have any plans to monetize this to be honest. I built this because I had the need for this myself and, if people like it, it will be a nice exercise in maintaining something that works well under stress :).
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Show HN: Station307 – Stream files between cURL, Wget and/or browser(station307.com)
45 points by hakvroot 11y ago|16 comments
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by hakvroot 11y ago
geminee - https://gemin.ee Simple file sharing between devices that don't have to be in the same network. Awesome because it (should :o) work on pretty much any device with a somewhat recent browser.
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by hakvroot 11y ago
Very much the same (also as daodedickinson wrote), and I hope I didn't send you on a (short) wild-goose chase with this. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the author took resizing / zooming the window into account and I thoug
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by hakvroot 11y ago
Besides moving your mouse around, zooming in and out also works beautifully (might put a bit of a strain on your system though). Given the sheer amount of work for one piece, with The Three Graeae appearing to be around 1000 lines of code,
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Show HN: Geminee – Transfer files between colocated devices
1 points by hakvroot 11y ago|0 comments
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by hakvroot 11y ago
Author (and long time HN lurker) here! First time showing this to a bigger audience and would love to hear (read) your feedback. Besides the web app I've also got an about page which kinda explains how to use it (at https://
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Show HN: Geminee – Easily transfer files between devices(gemin.ee)
2 points by hakvroot 11y ago|1 comments