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by tasn 8y ago
Plug: I created EteSync a secure, end-to-end encrypted, and privacy respecting sync for your contacts, calendars and tasks. https://www.etesync.com Relevant for people interested in removing Google from their lives.
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by tasn 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I should probably add a pricing page, you're right. Though you don't need to sign-up to see the pricing, you see it straight from the sign up page: https://www.etesync.com/accounts/sig
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by tasn 8y ago
Hey everyone, creator here. As it says on the website, EteSync is a secure, end-to-end encrypted and journaled personal information synchronization for Android, the desktop and the web. It currently supports contacts, calendars and task lis
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Show HN: EteSync – Secure, Encrypted, and Journaled Cloud Sync(etesync.com)
6 points by tasn 8y ago|3 comments
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by tasn 8y ago
There's also https://github.com/tasn/scadjs I built it because openJSCAD was (is?) pretty incomplete in comparison to OpenSCAD. The nice thing about scadjs is that it doesn't reimplement the CAD engine, but j
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by tasn 9y ago
Shameless plug: I created a browser extension to solve just that: https://github.com/tasn/webext-signed-pages/ It lets devs PGP sign their web apps and verifies those signatures. We use it for the EteSync ( https:
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by tasn 9y ago
This is great, thanks for sharing! The browser extension works great with browsers, but it's lacking with PWA, and this fills in the gap. \o/
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by tasn 9y ago
Shameless plug: I recently wrote a browser extension that verifies (using PGP) the integrity of the page, and thanks to subresource-integrity also the integrity of external scripts and css, making it possible to trust that the JavaScript ap
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Show HN: A browser extension to verify the authenticity (PGP) of web pages(github.com)
3 points by tasn 9y ago|0 comments
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Advanced Git Commands You Will Actually Use(stosb.com)
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by tasn 9y ago
1. That's exactly what I said, though you are just patching a broken system here, why not just use a system that's resilient to all of this in the first place like with end to end? 2. How so? EteSync for example has a git like int
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by tasn 9y ago
Glad you like it. I've also been looking for such a solution for years, and except for the short-lived Flock by the Open Whisper Systems people, I couldn't find anything. That's why I finally decided to create it almost a yea
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by tasn 9y ago
While this may feel true, there are a few reasons why it's not. 1. This assumes https can be trusted, that is, MITM is not a possibility. This is a fair assumption for many people, but not for people whore are scared of state actors, w
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by tasn 9y ago
While this is nice, and much better than using e.g Google, it is even better to use an end-to-end encrypted solution. Messaging has underwent the same transition in the last few years. Trusting the server, even if yours, is just not enough.
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by tasn 9y ago
iptables is terrible, but nftables is great and mostly available. I wrote a post about my nftables config a while back. Plug: https://stosb.com/blog/explaining-my-configs-nftables/
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by tasn 10y ago
Fair point, will add some. Need to think if main page or a screenshot page. In the meanwhile, you can look at the user guide (link at the top right) for a general impression, though since it's a sync adapter, you actually almost never
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by tasn 10y ago
Oh, I like replay and review! My brain was stuck on Git lingo, like show and revert, though these seem much more natural. I agree with your comment about protecting people, this is one of the reasons the server is also open source. Though I
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by tasn 10y ago
End to end encryption and all the changes are logged in a secure journal are two major differences. I have a short FAQ entry comparing it to other solutions, but it's far from exhaustive. I'll take a look into expanding it. Thanks
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by tasn 10y ago
Thanks. :) I haven't looked into sandstorm yet because while I want to let people self-host if they want, it's not a priority for me. I'd rather use every free moment I have to improve the app, and because of the end-to-end e
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by tasn 10y ago
Hi, Thanks for the kind words. I'm also trying to figure it out. It was on the main page and top of show HN, and then a moment later is disappeared from both. :(
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by tasn 10y ago
It does, because that's a requirement for managing those seamlessly, through the existing contacts/calendar apps. Anyhow, it's open source and all the networking code is very self contained (so it'd be easy to review) so
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by tasn 10y ago
I agree about journaling. I'm not a huge fan of the word, but it's the best one I managed to come up with. I tried emphasising it on the main page, hoping it would clarify the meaning, but it's still a problem. Export contact
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by tasn 10y ago
Unfortunately not at the moment, though changing the client is pretty easy (one line change in Constants.java).
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by tasn 10y ago
Hi everyone, author here. As it says on the website, EteSync is a secure, end-to-end encrypted and journaled personal information synchronization for Android. I created this project for two main reasons. The first is that I'm very priv
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Show HN: EteSync – Secure and journaled sync for Android(etesync.com)
41 points by tasn 10y ago|18 comments
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by tasn 10y ago
And I'm grateful for that. :)
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by tasn 10y ago
There's a page somewhere on the nftables wiki that shows all the operations you can do, but you essentially can bitmask and compare, or just compare and do something based on the result of that conditional, so I guess exactly what you
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by tasn 10y ago
I'm not familiar with the pf "tag", and I gtg so I don't have time to read more, but it seems very similar to "mark"[1]. It essentially lets you mark a packet with a tag (if memory serves it's a 32 bitmap
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by tasn 10y ago
I recently switched to nftables on Linux and the syntax is great, you should give it a go. I wrote a blog post demonstrating my server configuration. Shameless plug: https://stosb.com/blog/explaining-my-configs-nftables
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Explaining My Configs: OpenVPN(stosb.com)
4 points by tasn 10y ago|0 comments

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