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pazvanti
11d ago
Added the splash screen. This was a great suggestion. Thanks
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pazvanti
11d ago
I did use AI to help in coding the website, but the color theme is on me. I like dark colors and oscillated between this blue and a green/turquoise. Blue felt more "modern"... but I may be wrong here. The glowing "hover&
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pazvanti
11d ago
No. I believe that writing should be done by humans. Same for art (well, writing is art, but you get the drift). I did use Kokoro which technically is GenAI, but because proofreading is an important part of the writing process. It helped me
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pazvanti
11d ago
Great suggestion. Thank you
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pazvanti
11d ago
The app was not made to work on mobile. Being dedicated for writers/authors, I figured that this is something done on the PC. Because of this I did not spent time to optimize the app for mobile. Don't even though how I could fit e
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Show HN: Chronicle – Local-first, open-source authoring software for writers
(pazvanti.github.io)
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11d ago
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DrakoFlow – A serverless, open-source text-to-diagram tool
(github.com)
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4mo ago
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Show HN: I built a loyalty card app that doesn't track you or require Google
(cardaris.app)
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8mo ago
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pazvanti
3y ago
Hello community. After several months of work, it's time for me to present my most ambitious open-source project. It's not finalized yet; there are still bugs and features that need to be added, but it's stable enough for you
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pazvanti
3y ago
That is one option. Will see if I can make it configurable and/or dependent on the theme.
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pazvanti
3y ago
Thanks. Will update the file
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pazvanti
3y ago
It has been made many times, but I could not find something that works easily out of the box. After I made it, decided to share it since others may find it useful.
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pazvanti
3y ago
Thanks. Will definitely try to improve the code. JavaScript is not my main language and I still have many tricks that I should learn.
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EasyDropzoneJS – open-source JavaScript library for drag&drop files
(gitlab.com)
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3y ago
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pazvanti
3y ago
The past few days I've been working on a personal project and needed to add file-upload functionality to an existing form. So, I was searching for something to make things elegant and allow also drag&drop, not just the traditional
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pazvanti
5y ago
Author here! I know that the title is a bit click-batei, but did not know how to better say it clearly. In the article I show two real-life examples of input-validation failures and why it is important to have server-side validation for the
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pazvanti
5y ago
Hi all! This is my first open-source project and I hope I managed to create something useful. LogMasker is a library that helps with masking confidential data inside logs. It is easy to integrate in both Log4j2 and Logback, configurable and
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Optimizing jQuery DOM Manipulation
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6y ago
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6y ago
First, I must add that it is not my article. Just found it interesting. Related to the language, it sais it is OpenCV. I don't know if javascript has access to the actual image data from the webcam, but if it does, it may work.
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Remote Heart Rate Detection Using Webcam and 50 Lines of Code
(medium.com)
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6y ago
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You can specify a `text=` value in your font request URL to reduce the size
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6y ago
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6y ago
Using UUIDs externally is not only for privacy, but for security as well. There are attacks that are easier if you can guess the IDs that are being used. Also, not all systems are meant to be scrapped or deal with user-generated content. I
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6y ago
WOW! This was a really interesting read. I don't even know exactly where to start. I never looked into G+ (and was nowhere near as good as a programmer as I am now), but those were really cool findings. Related to UUIDs, it does indeed
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Exposing sequential IDs is bad Here is how to avoid it
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6y ago
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6y ago
There are many data leaks that result from exposing the internal IDs of your data. These are easy to guess if you use sequential/auto-incremented values for the primary key of your data and later share it outside. here is how I think y
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Simple Collection Manipulation in Java Using Lambdas
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6y ago
Using the power of Streams in Java 8 and with the help of Lambda Expressions we can do easy, fast and reliable manipulations on Collections. We can easily filter or sort lists as well as other operations, regardless of the overall complexit
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6y ago
Thanks. I was not aware that PBKDF2 is no longer recommended.
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How to properly store a password in the Database
(petrepopescu.tech)
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6y ago
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6y ago
If anyone has other suggestions or a better way, I am happy to read about it.
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