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imhoguy
6y ago
Checked Tahoe-LAFS, Perkeep, but they are too low level. Haven't tried Resilio Connect yet, although I would prefer something open-sourced. I think we have all the tech needed already (WebRTC, DHT, NAT hole punching, decades of p2p, en
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imhoguy
6y ago
Does it support private clustering and encryption? My use case is to have shared volumes between servers, laptops but without all the networking hassle (VPNs, opening firewalls).
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imhoguy
6y ago
Can't you just release it as open-source for self-hosting. I think that could go under free speech and the source code will always be your invention. I wonder how is it done with myriads of software/hardware emulators and clones.
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imhoguy
6y ago
2020 and our browser privacy handling is like MS-DOS. Why the hell I can't disable all extensions when I enter my bank account or insurance page? As far as I know Firefox containers are close but still no fine grained control over exte
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imhoguy
6y ago
There is always a risk of loosing an asset, that includes hijacking. However to reduce forgeting of renewal there is the recipe I have once read here on HN: Renew your doman for 10 years now, and then every next year do 1 year renewal. If y
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imhoguy
6y ago
Congratulations! You hit the HN front page is what I see in your tweets attached to the page. But in a couple of days that traffic should be history . There are a lot of software project pages being hit by HN hug of death on many occasions
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imhoguy
6y ago
LidlCloud?
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imhoguy
6y ago
Yep, my last sentence covered also Markle tree.
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imhoguy
6y ago
Some file systems like ZFS, btrfs support checksum on block level. However file level checksum is not trivial with random write file system. Imagine 1 byte is changed in 20GB file - that would require full file scan to update the checksum.
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imhoguy
6y ago
To share files in a local network FTP or SMB/CIFS may be better suited. IPFS is content addressable storage by design on entire files. Reading limited set of chunks poses some problem regarding data integrity and deduplication colision
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imhoguy
6y ago
I hope everything will corrode into Rust soon.
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imhoguy
6y ago
and plants are not only energy storage. They are great water storage, air cleaners, area temperature regulators. Not even counting as habitat for rich fauna fungi...life.
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imhoguy
7y ago
The problem is that open medium like YT also contains ton of distracting and low quality content. It is too easy to let kid click on some "5 minute tricks" garbage or celebrities bait.
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imhoguy
7y ago
I think it is also highly possible that for the example scenario somebody from Skype or Zoom team reaches out to the poster and hires him/her.
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imhoguy
7y ago
Hereby I take over #MayThe5th so beware!
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imhoguy
7y ago
Should uninstall any browsers too :)
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imhoguy
7y ago
I think what contributes the most to that bad habit is dependency on alarm clock app in our smartphones. I need to finally buy two alarm clocks with snooze and weekly schedule.
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imhoguy
7y ago
> if the system is air-gapped, how does the malicious software get there in the first place without being detected? USB pendrives, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet
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imhoguy
7y ago
Thanks goodness Firefox provides Reader Mode usability feature.
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imhoguy
7y ago
You can fork! /s
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imhoguy
7y ago
and bring closer to your face to zoom in
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imhoguy
7y ago
I highly recommend trying out other flavours of Ubuntu: Xubuntu (XFCE), Lubuntu (LXDE), Kubuntu (KDE), Ubuntu MATE, Ubuntu Budgie. Next week all should get 20.04 LTS release.
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imhoguy
7y ago
> And it's not legal for me to be a contractor out of Germany with just one client (they'd have to hire me). Are you looking for abroad projects too? What if you setup GmbH and issue 2-3x amount invoices to EU or global custome
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imhoguy
7y ago
More sources: https://time.com/5818547/ventilators-coronavirus/ https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-diseas...
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imhoguy
7y ago
That is creepy and genious. So who is the author of the artwork now? AI?
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imhoguy
7y ago
It is not me! To guillotine! :)
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imhoguy
7y ago
How that could work with suspend/hibernation when one doesn't do reboot for weeks? I rarely shutdown Linux desktop. I also keep desktop VMs with project context suspended to just reopen it next day or in a month to be at place whe
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imhoguy
7y ago
> Decoding speed probably isn't the limiting factor of someone browsing the web so that shouldn't negatively impact your customer's experience. Unless it is with battery powered devices. However I would say that with gener
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imhoguy
7y ago
Hmm, isn't that how scamers operate?
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imhoguy
7y ago
That could be a good way to learn new foreign language words.
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