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by miunau 3y ago
Who even has an open wifi network anymore?
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Dynamic text color contrast based on background lightness with CSS/SVG filters(miunau.com)
3 points by miunau 3y ago|0 comments
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by miunau 3y ago
Compressing parameters isn't that overkill I think. In our Plinky synth web editor, we do some basic swizzling [0] to squeeze a 1152 byte array down to 213 url-safe characters so that the patches themselves are shareable with just a li
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by miunau 3y ago
Meteor works fine. We've served tens of thousands of concurrent connections on a low grade EC2 instance with some apps.
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by miunau 3y ago
Might I suggest Paseto ( https://paseto.io/ ) instead of writing it yourself - it solves a lot of the headaches of JWT. Signing and encryption are two different things that require two different sets of keys, so you can'
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by miunau 3y ago
What?
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by miunau 3y ago
I haven't bought lossy files in well over a decade, I assumed it was implied.
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by miunau 3y ago
Vinyl and cassette are the most common right now for physical-exclusive stuff. CD sales are very mixed- you can do well or barely sell at all, even for established names, and the startup costs for a pressing are higher than with tapes. And
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by miunau 3y ago
Hi! You seem to be fulminating about a tangential annoyance. Take a look at the guidelines ( https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ), so you can get up to speed on the community and become a more productive member
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Show HN: Fetch API compatible, complex form data / JSON body parser and guard(github.com)
5 points by miunau 3y ago|0 comments
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by miunau 3y ago
What a fantastically bad take supported by no facts whatsoever. I like your graphics work but you should really think before you type this kind of a thing up.
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by miunau 4y ago
With Cloudflare's Mailchannels integration that came out yesterday, it's now possible to send emails for (practically) zero cost from workers. I rolled out this example of how to set up a SvelteKit based worker that you can use to
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Show HN: Develop a Transactional Email API with SvelteKit on Cloudflare Workers(github.com)
3 points by miunau 4y ago|1 comments
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by miunau 5y ago
Proof of work is not needed, just a pool of time servers that you can make a quorum out of. We're working on exactly this on top of roughtime ( https://roughtime.googlesource.com/roughtime ) for a future version of QR Da
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by miunau 5y ago
Thanks for raising this issue, it's fixed now!
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by miunau 5y ago
The motivation was to try to get the MT63 encoder into as small of a footprint as possible, trying to minimise the Lambda bootup time and memory usage from API requests on our end, while learning WASI at the same time. It worked well for th
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by miunau 5y ago
The aim isn't to be complete, it's to be tiny like the name says! Real-world usage: https://github.com/qrdate/mt63_wasm/blob/master/src/MT63-tx....
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Tiny WASI – A tiny WASI runtime written in TypeScript(github.com)
64 points by miunau 5y ago|18 comments
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by miunau 5y ago
We're working on sonifying the signed timestamps for QR Date ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30566037 ) that can be played back without the QR code being in-frame for video. Having the timestamp played back throug
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Show HN: MT63 digital radio transmitter and receiver in WebAssembly(github.com)
2 points by miunau 5y ago|1 comments
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A Deep Dive into Ed25519 Signatures(cendyne.dev)
3 points by miunau 5y ago|0 comments
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by miunau 5y ago
Thanks for the link- exactly the sort of thing that I was looking for in feedback. I'm aware it's conjecture, but do you think this sort of precedence would be useful in airing doubts about the trustworthiness of an Ed25519 signat
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by miunau 5y ago
A newspaper might not be available; often pictures with a blank piece of paper with the date written are used. QR Date relies on the signature in the QR code, not just the date, which makes it harder to fake within a reasonable amount of ti
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by miunau 5y ago
Yes, the observer (preferably multiple) is an integral part of the process. The second signing is an interesting idea, though I'm not sure if it would prove more veracity over, say, a newsroom verifying the code.
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by miunau 5y ago
You can always use the published public key to verify the signature. There's also a way to generate the codes offline using a certificate chain and a fingerprint ( https://github.com/qrdate/qrdate#static-qr-date-v1-
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by miunau 5y ago
I believe at that point it's up to the lawyers to argue. It's up to persons with people skills to convince other people that something is not fake, using tools like these as assistance, not as clinchers.
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by miunau 5y ago
There's two proposed ways specified. The web way (called "Dynamic") and a fingerprint-based implementation that can work offline ("Static"), for example in approved apps for some organisations: https://gi
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by miunau 5y ago
Thanks! I thought about using <marquee> for some flair, but concluded it's best to leave it as simple as possible for now. :) The headline is there to try to provide some familiarity to the idea and it's not required for imp
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by miunau 5y ago
Yes, it's a good idea. It has some security and privacy considerations of its own which are outside of my area of expertise, and I believe it could be implemented on top of the existing spec.
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by miunau 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback, on the front page it was a consideration to keep it UTC to not accidentally dox anyone using it on-stream. I like the idea for having a selectable timezone on the verification page.

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