tashmahalic

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by tashmahalic 8y ago
Thanks for your feedback. Citations are currently encouraged, but not required. They might be required in the future. If you were to pick a domain of knowledge to focus the site content on (rather than "everything"), what would yo
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by tashmahalic 8y ago
Thanks. Will fix.
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by tashmahalic 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Will fix. What about "modern wiki" is interesting to you?
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by tashmahalic 8y ago
Your constructive suggestions about Grok are very welcome.
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Show HN: Grok, a modern wiki for useful, concise, trustworthy content(grok.how)
29 points by tashmahalic 8y ago|29 comments
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How do 4% of developers get paid to work on Open Source?
2 points by tashmahalic 8y ago|1 comments
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by tashmahalic 8y ago
There is definitely useful parenting knowledge that's not intuitive to many parents. I'm building a site to collaboratively document topics like this. I just created a "Good Parenting" topic in case you and others in thi
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by tashmahalic 10y ago
Home Owners Association
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Ask HN: What makes a programming language good/bad for large projects/teams?
9 points by tashmahalic 10y ago|6 comments
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by tashmahalic 11y ago
I like that you have an opinion about what should be different and are doing something about it (creating your own language). What's the reason you want deterministic object lifetimes? So that you get predictable performance? Can reaso
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Ask HN: Your Programming Language Wish List
3 points by tashmahalic 11y ago|2 comments
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by tashmahalic 11y ago
What payment methods do you like?
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by tashmahalic 12y ago
How else is the startup scene broken in Boston?
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
It works like ssh. When you send or receive securely, you can see a fingerprint of your peer's public key, and a fingerprint of your own public key. Your peer sees these too. To mitigate MITM attacks, ask your peer for their public key
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
There's a PGP key on the contact page: wireover.com/contact
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
Yes.
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
We're changing it.
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
Thank you, commenters. Your feedback carries weight. We have a "Friends of WireOver" group that we'll occasionally ask for feedback, advice, and new release testing. Email friends_at_wireover_dot_com to join.
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
It's a salted hash. That page is corrected, thanks.
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
They fixed it.
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
Open to suggestions on how to improve the language ( http://wireover.com/contact )
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
There's a tradeoff between collision resistance and fingerprint string length. We chose MD5 because people are comfortable with it in ssh, it's a shorter string to verify than something like SHA-256, and because we planned to make
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
I suspect that you tried it when we were in private beta. The UI and reliability are significantly improved. Give it another try.
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
The sender needs a Pro account for the transfer to be secure. If a Pro account sends to a non-Pro account, the transfer will still be secure. More answers at http://wireover.com/faq .
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
It’s significantly more convenient.
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
Indeed, but they are no more. There’s still a relatively unmet need for sending huge files fast (and free) and for sending with incredibly strong security.
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Protect Yourself From The NSA With WireOver’s (YC W12) Encrypted File Sharing(techcrunch.com)
61 points by tashmahalic 13y ago|54 comments
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by tashmahalic 13y ago
There's a "more" link at the bottom of each page. It stops working after the page sits for a few minutes. If this is fixed, I will sigh one less time each day.
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Python/C++/Java Generalists Wanted at WireOver(wireover.com)
1 points by tashmahalic 14y ago
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Unlimited File Sending - WireOver is Hiring(wireover.com)
1 points by tashmahalic 14y ago

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