smalltorch

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   by smalltorch 1mo ago

   I thought the exact same thing and that's what I would do too(I didn't). This is from the official openpgp repository and you end up asking your self these things. PGP is set up in a way where this wouldn't be that hard eithe
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   by smalltorch 1mo ago

   Can you expound on your viewpoint? It's dicey to say that because warrants are needed in the majority of places to search and individual.
3. 63.▲
   by smalltorch 1mo ago

   Is this new or something? Works amazing as a document backend.
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   by smalltorch 1mo ago

   Specifically hosting via onion service. I don't see how it's an issue when qr codes and bookmarks are a thing. Why do you need to memorize it?
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   Ask HN: Why are onionv3 services not more popular?

   6 points by smalltorch 1mo ago|4 comments
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   by smalltorch 1mo ago

   I did this a long time ago and it actually paid for a few meals. They are terribly monotonous tasks. I can see why it's shutting down if its still the same thing. Lllms could probably do everything there without rotting out minds for b
7. 67.▲
   by smalltorch 1mo ago

   I have a serious question because I'm not aware of what your talking about. What the heck is the open API for if not to do this exact thing? Why do they make it available to anyone? What are even the legitimate use cases of using the A
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   by smalltorch 1mo ago

   Is it available? Would like to peek around, I also made a clone. There are lots of little details about the HN ui that were difficult to get just right.
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   by smalltorch 1mo ago

   ~$250/sf isnt really that far off from median though.
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    by smalltorch 1mo ago

    On the topic, I agree smaller groups are the only way to achieve this. Here is a protptype of how easy it is to setup a forum on onionv3 service. Just a few commands and your off. https://gitlab.com/here_forawhile/torum
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    Self host sheets, docs, drive, email

    3 points by smalltorch 1mo ago|0 comments
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    by smalltorch 1mo ago

    Selfhost a full suite of collaboration tools powered by onion v3 routing and a isolated three dedicated service architecture. Surprisingly usable latency for realtime collaboration on sheets/docs. Email works just fine. Host on Linux,
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    by smalltorch 1mo ago

    isn't it brand new?
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    Getting any sort of signal from a mic all the way inside a building whilst your outside it is wild.
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    Surely they have the high quality scans, but there would probably be the same legal restrictions to just share the archive.
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    Neat, anyone tried it?
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    What exactly does that even mean?
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    Trashcan was a nice touch
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    I like it. Just one cell. Heck, you could probably make a little program for HN to use the about box as the service and achieve the same thing.
20. 80.▲
    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    Yeah but it's just a luxury service and you can do all the same things cheaper without any app at all? I'm fine with regulation, but specifically services are kinda self regulating. Do you not agree? I can get behind regulating th
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    Just don't use it if you don't like it. Why do you need it so bad? You can still have food delivered without an app, and get rides.
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    It's hard to play this game of chess. The rules of movement are hard to fathom after playing lots of regular chess.
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    >“There’s a plug deep in the ‘E and E’ bay,” Schulman said. “If you open the door and get inside, you can then touch [it] from the ground. “If you attach something to that plug, it actually gives you full control over this entire flight
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    Apparently you don't need much brain to be conscious. This boy was born with 2% of a brain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKelkdfi25k I think of it when someone tries to explain it. Perplexing!
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    Thats really powerful technology.
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    >Email can't really change much. The protocol is too old. It would be better if we came up with new protocols that solve the email messaging problems and then gradually wean ourselves off email rather than trying to "fix"
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    On the other hand, I'm working on a prototype to completely throw away conventional email. Creating a system where you can simply spin your own physical mail box and node, and reach others at their unique address. https://gi
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    Thanks for the reference
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    There's a code block option. I thought that would be useful too. Is that what you mean? https://i.postimg.cc/0yKXWSbg/IMG-20260815-113546.jpg Yeah follow along I still have alot of testing and polishing to complet
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    by smalltorch 2mo ago

    I'm pretty sure you dropped a comment a while back about mailing systems. Finally got around to making my ideal prototype. https://gitlab.com/here_forawhile/tmail/-/raw/main/tmail3.pn...