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by r2b2 6y ago
Using your own private domain does not give you the same level of anonymity. Your domain name becomes a globally unique identifier that companies (and once leaked, anyone) can use to fingerprint you activity online. (Source, I run https:&#
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by r2b2 6y ago
Yes, but that comes with a caveat – If you use a custom domain (without thousands of users), you lose the anonymity benefit of Owl Mail (the custom domain itself becomes the identifier). Which means BigCoA and BigCoB can still trade/se
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by r2b2 6y ago
Owl Mail [ https://owlmail.io ] • It's like Privacy.com virtual cards, but email addresses. -- • Easily create incognito email addresses. • Owl Mail relays messages to your normal email address. • Easily deactivate an incogni
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by r2b2 6y ago
To add another point sample – I work mostly in Chrome, iTerm, Sublime, and Pixelmator on a 2019 16" MBP and haven't had any issues. I was hoping to wait for the larger-screen Apple silicon MBP, but my old laptop didn't hol
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Homebrew Compatibility on Apple Silicon(github.com)
2 points by r2b2 6y ago|0 comments
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by r2b2 6y ago
I typically use `⌘ [` and `⌘ ]` for back and forward navigation. It's rarely in conflict with other hotkey combos, unlike `⌘ →` and `⌘ ←`.
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by r2b2 6y ago
Which OS doesn't support multi-button mice?
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Introducing Incognito Email Addresses(owlmail.io)
5 points by r2b2 6y ago|0 comments
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by r2b2 6y ago
Unless the government kills privacy (with law), I couldn't disagree more. I'm building https://owlmail.io to help improve your privacy online by reducing the "personal email everywhere" problem. Owl Mail is j
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by r2b2 6y ago
I started building Owl Mail [1] about 8 weeks ago to make it easy to create incognito address for your online accounts. It's become an essential part of my privacy toolbox. [1] https://owlmail.io
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by r2b2 6y ago
This is why I started building my latest project.[1] I want better privacy from all digital services (that use my personal email for logging in), and better security for my inbox (eliminating spam, phishing attempts, malware). A world where
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SARS-CoV-2 Reducing Transmission(science.sciencemag.org)
1 points by r2b2 6y ago|0 comments
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by r2b2 6y ago
That much cash-on-hand is typically stored in a bank. Banks needs cash reserves for lending. The money isn't sitting idle.
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by r2b2 6y ago
This is why the Stellar blockchain looks promising. On the Stellar blockchain, you put your trust in anchors and issuers (human entities) and each blockchain-subset (roughly the trust-union of specific-token issuers and specific-token ancho
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by r2b2 6y ago
What can a government provide for free that neither causes inflation, nor requires tax dollars? -- • The above stands whether temporary or ongoing. • Land distribution is kind of free as long as it's unclaimed and there's plenty.
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Bret Victor the Future of Programming(youtube.com)
12 points by r2b2 6y ago|2 comments
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by r2b2 6y ago
To fix democracy we need to decrease divisiveness / polarization / party orthodoxy, and increase collaboration / independent thought. Steps that reduce the 2-party power, and increase individual power (Ex. widespread ranked c
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by r2b2 6y ago
Yes. Any normal attacks that could be executed against a server on the internet could now be executed against your local server. Which means, if your local/dev API endpoints have vulnerabilities, you will be exposed. To help protect ag
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Ask HN: Tips when changing your name?
1 points by r2b2 6y ago|0 comments
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by r2b2 6y ago
Incredibly high debt to cash ratios.
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by r2b2 6y ago
Tweet from Shopify CEO – https://twitter.com/tobi/status/1263845940257062912
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Covid Shield - open source contact tracing app using Google + Apple APIs(covidshield.app)
2 points by r2b2 6y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Have you used Firestore at scale?
2 points by r2b2 6y ago|0 comments
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Stellar Development Foundation Burns 55 Billion Lumens(stellar.org)
2 points by r2b2 7y ago|1 comments
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Improve your touch typing(keybr.com)
413 points by r2b2 11y ago|195 comments
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The Miracle of Minneapolis(m.theatlantic.com)
82 points by r2b2 12y ago|67 comments