timvisee

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   by timvisee 7y ago

   Probably that your browser is blocking access to the local domain, from the context of an external domain. I'm just guessing here, of course.
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   Along with transactions, I also like to use 'Add' or 'Subtract' operations which usually provide better reliability instead of manually reading and setting, being a source for data races.
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   Wow, this is so... fluid! Even on a mobile device.
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   I'm really interested in performance comparisons between the two once the Microsoft's terminal releases.
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   Yet I still can't figure out where to put tab completion files for custom binaries
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   Awesome! Based on the title I though the game didn't receive any updates for about 10 years or so. Apparently that thought is incorrect: https://steamdb.info/sub/1045/history/
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   by timvisee 7y ago

   For people that don't have 'free articles' left: https://outline.com/https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/roo...
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   by timvisee 8y ago

   I like that you're approaching both Rust and Go, instead of just picking one. Because a _war_ between the two on which is best seems to be quite common.
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   by timvisee 8y ago

   Yes. I would like to add though, that you can set an optional password as well. Without it the link would be useless. You can share it through a different channel.
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    No, see the requirements here: https://github.com/timvisee/ffsend#requirements Along with ffsend, you can use any browser to upload/download files through https://send.firefox.com/ as well.
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    You got it! The only thing you'd have to worry about is malicious JavaScript on the Firefox Send website which I believe would be highly unlikely. And of course, you must keep your link secret. Yes, such a CLI tool would help protect y
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    The client encrypts the file that is uploaded, along with some metadata. The key is appended to the share URL provided by the URL, in the fragment/hash, and is never sent to the remote server. Only people having the URL including the s
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    Cool. Sadly, I don't think the client supports the current Firefox Send version though. Method of encryption has been changed during the last few months.
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    Thanks for sharing your solution! Not sure what is causing it (maybe it's OpenSSL binding related), and am currently not really targeting FreeBSD yet. I wasn't fully ready with this tool for the Firefox Send release to be honest,
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    I've been building a fully featured CLI tool for Firefox Send, supporting this new release. For anyone that is interested: https://github.com/timvisee/ffsend
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    Thanks! Yes, I was planning on doing so once I've proper pre-built binaries available. I might do it in sync with a new upcoming Firefox Send release.
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    For people that prefer privacy, I've been building a fully featured CLI tool for Firefox Send. Maybe someone is interested: https://github.com/timvisee/ffsend
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    https://vim.dev/
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    Have used the page maby times. It's brilliant, and perfectly explains. Thanks a lot!
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    We did it again HN! We broke the database! Here's a mirror: https://web.archive.org/https://divineontheroad.com/build-a-...
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    I've had similar issues with Microsofts CI implementation. I'll describe some of the problems I've had here, note that the last time I've used it is about half a year ago, maybe things have changed though I doubt it. Thi
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    Cool, the pipe command must be one of the most essential things in Unix/Linux based systems. I would have loved to see some awesome pipe examples though.
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    It's one of the best free apps I've used when I was still developing on Windows, and it's one of the few tools I miss for development when on other platforms. If you haven't yet, give it a try!
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    Has been (and is) my ISP for more than 15 years. It's so sad to see it go, as decided by KPN. Apparently XS4ALL workers new about this decision just 30 minutes before the public announcement. It's also the ISP I definitely have th
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    You, are a genius. I didn't know sed could do such things, awesome!
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    I would love to see the times of this on a Linux system (preferably on the same hardware).
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    Yet macOS is still on 3.2.
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    I wonder what you'd think about Rust.
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    This will be available tomorrow, they published the post too early. Also note that these private repositories are limited to 3 collaborators.
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    Well, apparently it doesn't work that way.