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radiospiel
11y ago
Yes, and that's why we didn't call it that.. We had a box that "you just plug in, reconfigure your existing email client and are ready to go." .. and still: the privacy concerned end-user audience is a hard nut to crack,
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radiospiel
11y ago
This looks very similar to what we built one year ago at https://kinko.me . And then we even managed to solve most of the problems outlined in the comments here (Port 25 blocked, etc.) But our crowdfunding campaign failed, and I
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radiospiel
11y ago
Had the same issue from Berlin. (and probably unrelated to the original post anyways.) But now we are back online!
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radiospiel
11y ago
Well, Unix is prepared to handle that nice enough: when the pipe reader terminates (because it received 1000 lines) the writer would receive SIGPIPE on the next write to the pipe and consequently be killed (as the default, at least.) Case c
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radiospiel
11y ago
I am not really sure how Rails behaves these days behind an evented web server, and I also don't know if nginx+passenger offer such a setup; but I was running a similar application with Sinatra+Thin, which handled hundreds, if not thou
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radiospiel
12y ago
Sry for double posting, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9310402
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NSA and Facebook undermine spontaneous gatherings (german)
(heise.de)
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12y ago
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Der Plan von der Abschaffung der Wahrheit
(krautreporter.de)
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12y ago
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radiospiel
12y ago
Also: https://github.com/radiospiel/jit which supports go, c, and flex.
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12y ago
> Other OSes have different file monitoring capabilities though. Anyone up on file monitoring on Windows / OS X? Is directory-specific monitoring possible? yes
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12y ago
Really? The shell extension could just ask the dropbox daemon if something is known about file x/y/z, and the daemon would answer "no" if the file is outside its folder. No need to look into the file for that. Or did I m
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12y ago
Well, dropbox could just listen for fs events inside the DropBox folder; and it should, from a performance perspective as well as from a privacy point of view. And then "sends a few 100 kByte"? I hope this is a typo; if not, I wou
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12y ago
you can't if all code is running in the same thread, as sleeping would prevent any code to run at all.
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radiospiel
12y ago
I am somewhat excited about letsencrypt, but isn't ownership verification via DNS not a bit, hmm, strange? After all, a proper certificate should defend against MITM attacks; so if an attacker would be able to take control over the tar
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radiospiel
12y ago
While I like the UI and such, the principle is basically flawed, as users had to implicitely trust the server administrators, their hosting providers and their CA (assuming https). Even iMessage offers a better trust model - you only need t
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radiospiel
12y ago
Depending on the class the existing Kevlar mark is registered in.
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radiospiel
12y ago
I can see the use case, but I can't yet figure out how MakeDrive is different from a syncing solution (say, OwnCloud, SparkleShare, SeaCloud etc.) combined with a node.js service which allows to access local files. What do I miss?
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radiospiel
12y ago
And then the paper the article links to is Android only.
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12y ago
A super-simple description is: - we sync emails from IMAP account to an individual's device, decrypting email in the process - when sending email via SMTP thru the box we encrypt email accordingly - the box provides SMTP, IMAP, and web
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12y ago
Thanks for the thumbs-up!
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Kinko.me – easy to use PGP encryption – starts indiegogo campaign
(indiegogo.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
As a non-native speaker I might add that "quiet" is a lot like a one syllable word, and AFAIK "most stupid" is still ok to use, isn't it?
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Kinko.me – PGP to the masses – starts crowdfunding
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12y ago
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AK HN: Did you receive a response from Stripe's OS Retreat?
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12y ago
color coding is in the left column, at least .
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Ask HN: posting to blog+fb+Twitter+newsletter?
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13y ago
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13y ago
Well, strings without an explicit length field allow for things like strstr(3) or prefix parsing without performance penalties due to reallocating memory.
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radiospiel
13y ago
This looks absolutely great. I, however, would like to chime in for a downloadable test version, just to see the workflow of how to actually build a presentation.
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radiospiel
13y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Things like these should help us to improve our website :)
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13y ago
big ups, I like that, but speaking of parcels: isn't UPS just around the corner ;)
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