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by nherment 13y ago
be happy
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by nherment 13y ago
Really dude ? WTF !
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Message from Mexico: U.S. Is Polluting Water It May Someday Need to Drink(propublica.org)
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by nherment 13y ago
In a post snowden world, thinking email can be secure and talking about client-server encryption shows a lack of understanding in the snowden revelations. Emails will be secure only whith a new protocol different than SMTP. Edit: Sorry my p
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by nherment 13y ago
This is awesome. Those who complaint about encryption and security are probably not your target users... This is a great tool.
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by nherment 13y ago
I just fixed it.
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by nherment 13y ago
yes I know. Thanks for letting me know. I've stopped working on it. Only a friend and me are using it. I'll leave it as is and free as long as there are only a few users. I might add 2 factor auth sometime in the close futur.
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by nherment 13y ago
I agree with most of what Kalleth says. However there is just no way that you can trust a North American company to keep your passwords safe, especially when the code is closed source. I've built https://elipsis.io and if y
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by nherment 13y ago
First a search engine for animal related non profits near you. Then get out of the computer, take your car, drive there and talk to them. These folks are usually not very well connected to the internet. Even if they are and you can email th
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by nherment 13y ago
That's not a problem by itself. Choose a strong password and you'll be fine. Your email is publicly available on github by the way... I suppose it's your account https://github.com/justbaker ?
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by nherment 13y ago
a beautiful webmail with emphasis on UX: http://dolphyn.io/ source code: https://github.com/dolphyn/dolphyn
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by nherment 13y ago
deceptive title...
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Bally's bomber flying 1/3rd replica(hackaday.com)
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by nherment 13y ago
talk about it, market it. it will interest someone. what's the project ?
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Show HN: elipsis.io (open source password vault)(elipsis.io)
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by nherment 13y ago
It's an interesting concept and agree with the lost email access issue. As for the other stuff (DNS, outage), it is a much bigger deal to loose these than an account at a 'nice to have' social website. But this coupled with t
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by nherment 13y ago
- Short answer: Adobe flex as a framework and Visual Studio + .Net as an IDE. Longer answer: - Framework Flex was doomed because flash sucks: constant security issues, slow, not correctly integrated in browsers. Apple accelerated it's
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Show HN: Dolphyn, the beautiful node.js webmail (work in progress)(github.com)
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Stream your own music collection to all your devices(fomori.org)
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Don't believe thorium nuclear reactor hype(independentaustralia.net)
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by nherment 13y ago
I don't understand how anyone of you can say "it's never going to take over email 1.0". Success is a lot about realisation. We have to start somewhere and this is a good start as any. Having a standard is certainly a nec
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Show HN: Node.js photo gallery(arkhaios.net)
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Show HN: Node.js photo gallery(github.com)
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by nherment 13y ago
Content of the news: http://pastebin.com/NTJvUZdJ
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Shenzy music, one a day (electro, lounge)(shenzymusic.tumblr.com)
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Node.js Infographic: The State of Node(strongloop.com)
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Raspberry Pis hide narrative in the city to complete offline book(arstechnica.com)
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Win a ticket to space(space.klm.com)
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How much oil is left in the world?(visual.ly)
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Iain Banks diagnosed with gall bladder cancer(guardian.co.uk)
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