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reesericci
3mo ago
A working fork of https://worldcup.cole.ws for 2026
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I won my FOIA against Twelve South to open up the electrical for the PlugBug 120
(archive.org)
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5mo ago
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Show HN: Protovoters -- Free, accessible voter files for democracy
(protovoters.org)
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
Build voter files from public data and connect them to a wide range of geospatial software. Open alternative to private databases like NGP VAN and NationBuilder for candidates without big money.
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Show HN: Stricline: A meta-framework to easily build robust CLI apps w/stricli
(codeberg.org)
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6mo ago
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Show HN: Joinirc.at: Link to your IRC server on any client to onboard new users
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8mo ago
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On Hack Club: reflections on community, union organizing and authoritarianism
(place.reeseric.ci)
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11mo ago
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reesericci
11mo ago
As a union organizer with Hack Club staff, this is only the surface - the things that are clear to the end consumer. It gets a whole lot worse on the inside; from payment below minimum wage, mandatory overtime beyond child labor law, hiring
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Silicon Valley vs. San Francisco Socialists
(jacobin.com)
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2y ago
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Show HN: Sodap: Simple Online Directory Access Protocol
(codeberg.org)
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Show HN: United v0.12.0
(codeberg.org)
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Show HN: United – free, open membership software for collective organizations
(codeberg.org)
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2y ago
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Show HN: United – free, open membership software for collective organizations
(codeberg.org)
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On Hack Club
(place.reeseric.ci)
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2y ago
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reesericci
3y ago
I know the person behind this personally and can attest that they are a licensed ham.
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reesericci
3y ago
registry, not registrar
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reesericci
3y ago
boi.ngo for airport wifi
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3y ago
You can't get a .ONG without being a registered NGO.
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reesericci
3y ago
I mean couldn't a registry also shaft you?
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reesericci
3y ago
To answer the first question, yep it's just "oblong". We exist so people don't have to go to freenom when they want their own but free domain. I've used Freenom in the past, and they are the worst experience.
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reesericci
3y ago
That's why we have manual review.
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reesericci
3y ago
No it doesn't. Firefox has terrible support for Passkeys at the moment. Try using Google Chrome/Edge/Safari/etc.
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reesericci
3y ago
That's only for verifying email - it's WebAuthn/Passkeys.
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reesericci
3y ago
The first one mainly. The Code of Conduct is just standard Contributor Covenant stuff for people who contribute back code.
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3y ago
Yep!
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reesericci
3y ago
It's just that .ong is not associated with spam, unlike say freenom which gives people .tk and is used extensively for spam.
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Show HN: Obl.ong, Free, quality domains for all
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Obl.ong, Free, quality domains for all
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reesericci
4y ago
Buy a t-shirt that says "svb => silicon valley bank run" for $30/each today!
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Reese's Browser Guide
(place.reeseric.ci)
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4y ago
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