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by meehow 6y ago
it reminds me this commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwPtcqcqz00
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by meehow 6y ago
This is interesting one: https://github.com/snark/jumpcut/commits/master?after=7f9772... It was unmaintained for 7 years (at the time when I was using it), but looks like it's alive again. It's a si
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by meehow 6y ago
https://github.com/boltdb/bolt https://github.com/jung-kurt/gofpdf
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by meehow 6y ago
What are the advantages (for users) of using Gmail API over IMAP/JMAP? It sounds like huge disadvantage when email client works with just one provider.
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1400 bitcoins stolen using fake Electrum update pop-up(github.com)
2 points by meehow 6y ago|0 comments
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by meehow 7y ago
Quick fix for SMS app creators: when you highlight a link, accent the domain part of it, just like Firefox is doing in URL bar.
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by meehow 7y ago
I just did some statistic and "four" is correct answer to 8% of questions.
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by meehow 7y ago
> it's trivial to generate text that could match any given hash Actually I don't know why there is some hash used at all. According to the example, answers are stored in a session. CRC32 would do the job as well. Or no hashing
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by meehow 7y ago
I like the idea of domain specific questions, but I also think that questions are the biggest added value of this API. If you have your own list, then you can implement your own "captcha" pretty easily.
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by meehow 7y ago
This will work well as long as it's a niche captcha and creating automated solver it's worth the effort. Hardcoding something in JavaScript what will be injected to all form submits is even simpler and doesn't require anythin
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by meehow 7y ago
There is also HN discussion about this addon: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18965729
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by meehow 7y ago
I had similar problem and wrote a browser addon: https://2read.net/ It converts websites to "readable" form and if you have IPFS running, it will also "pin" content locally. In most cases it works better
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by meehow 7y ago
curl -i "https://volatile.wtf/?key=foo&val=%F0%9F%92%A9" HTTP/1.0 500 Internal Server Error
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UUID “Version 6” The version RFC 4122 forgot(gh.peabody.io)
5 points by meehow 7y ago|0 comments
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8-bit Turing complete computer made in Factorio(imgur.com)
5 points by meehow 7y ago|1 comments
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by meehow 7y ago
it's closer to 110K. German taxes and other fees are on Scandinavian level.
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by meehow 7y ago
What a beautiful code! It's not that common nowadays.
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Ask HN: What businesses started by software developers do you know?
6 points by meehow 7y ago|7 comments
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by meehow 8y ago
There should be less regulations about everything in general.
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by meehow 8y ago
Every time when some language generator become more popular, it's a sign, that something is wrong with the main language. It happened to Java, JavaScript, CSS.
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Show HN: Brute-Force IPFS / IPNS Peer ID Generator(github.com)
4 points by meehow 8y ago|1 comments
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by meehow 8y ago
I posted it here already and got almost 200 upvotes, but this time there is also Chrome version published.
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Show HN: Convert article in current tab to readable form and upload it to IPFS(2read.net)
6 points by meehow 8y ago|1 comments
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by meehow 8y ago
It's converts article locally, exactly how Firefox reader does.
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by meehow 8y ago
2read is using Readability.js from Mozilla with literally one line modification.
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by meehow 8y ago
Unfortunately ipfs:// didn't work, so I rolled back changes. I also don't have access to window.ipfs, so I don't know at the moment how to handle custom port.
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by meehow 8y ago
Is there some misconception in that sentence?
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by meehow 8y ago
Now it has a fallback to ipfs:// (in version 1.3). Thank for pointing it out. As I understand it will only work if you have IPFS Companion, right?
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by meehow 8y ago
Right, it's a local, sharable copy. Actually Readability cuts off so much HTML, that it's quite possible that 2 users will generate the same hash even from very dynamic website.
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by meehow 8y ago
It's already built-in. URLs in IPFS are Base32 encoded SHA-256 hashes https://docs.ipfs.io/guides/concepts/hashes/

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