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Show HN: Tiny password manager with all data stored encrypted on your machine(github.com)
30 points by whatl3y 6y ago|54 comments
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by whatl3y 6y ago
Thanks for providing some references, if nothing else it shows a little effort to validate your points. And I wasn't claiming you yourself are visceral or impulsive, simply your referenceless/dataless claim-making comment appeared
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by whatl3y 6y ago
> The data on this is clear and gets clearer every day (though you won't find it reading the stories on HN of course). It's amazing how almost universally visceral, impulsive responses such as this fail to provide references to
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by whatl3y 6y ago
Wow this is excellent, it looks like we were inspired by the same problem and had very similar solutions. I should've known a tool like this existed somewhere, I just didn't look hard enough :). Either way I'm pretty happy wi
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by whatl3y 6y ago
As of today the server could read all data, but I believe wouldn't be a huge lift to implement E2E encryption with SSH or PGP keys (or something similar).
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Show HN: Send files from one computer/server to another hilariously easily(github.com)
5 points by whatl3y 6y ago|6 comments
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by whatl3y 6y ago
I was able to use the docs on the official website[0] without issues for both installing and upgrading on ubuntu. Trying to figure out what this page does extra that provides value beyond them. [0]: https://docs.docker.com/e
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Show HN: Photosaic – Build mosaic images with a small library and a few photos(github.com)
50 points by whatl3y 6y ago|4 comments
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by whatl3y 6y ago
Thanks! This was also a good project to start learning & integrating Typescript into my JS projects so overall it’s been a great learning experience outside of enjoying him and getting peed on :)
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Launch HN: Chest.store – Open-source cloud object/file explorer and Git server
4 points by whatl3y 6y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Linr – real-time ASCII terminal line charts from HTTP data(github.com)
2 points by whatl3y 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Linr – real-time/refreshing terminal line charts from HTTP request data(github.com)
1 points by whatl3y 6y ago|0 comments
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by whatl3y 6y ago
I agree with basically everything said in the post. I also don’t believe any sane and experienced software professional would disagree with any point made here. I think the point is to strive to satisfy ease of usability and function for th
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by whatl3y 7y ago
I realize how buzzwordy and ridiculous this could sound on the surface, but this seriously might bring about a growing trend in using blockchain as a way to validate content used in legal proceedings. A simple but possibly useful scenario c
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Ask HN: Quarampetition
1 points by whatl3y 7y ago|0 comments
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by whatl3y 7y ago
I enjoyed the Netflix documentary Behind the Curve which highlights several of the big people in this community. A lot of the documentary is a comical subtle troll, but it sheds light on how the people in this community are alike by being s
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by whatl3y 7y ago
I built this to allow me to manage my passwords on my machine without sending them to any third party. The data lives on your machine encrypted with a master password, but the encrypted data never has to leave your machine or network: http
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Show HN: Facereplace – Use face recognition to replace faces in images(github.com)
2 points by whatl3y 7y ago|1 comments
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by whatl3y 7y ago
> In most implementations, neither Cerner not Epic encourage structured data recording except for billing codes. > The software is designed to be sold to administrators and, as currently designed is unquestionably leading to worse out
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by whatl3y 7y ago
When I came to the comments my first question was going to be how it compares to pg. Thanks for documenting and having benchmarks against it since it has to be close to the current de facto client for Node users.
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Show HN: Facereplace – Use face recognition to replace faces in images(github.com)
2 points by whatl3y 7y ago|0 comments
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by whatl3y 7y ago
This is old but I believe still applies to Heroku: https://stackoverflow.com/a/18517550 So it’s the opposite of what the normal behavior is, meaning the real client IP is guaranteed to be the last in the list. I probab
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Show HN: Tiny, fast, and free API to geolocate IP addresses(github.com)
144 points by whatl3y 7y ago|45 comments
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by whatl3y 7y ago
Although I respect that this shouldn't be confused as a standard, as a Go beginner with some very small attempts at creating Go projects[1] I would appreciate some sort of guidance on organizing code for a larger project. I've con
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by whatl3y 7y ago
At a quick glance tiptap looks great and I don't want to derail the thread mentioning another solution, but after admittedly struggling longer than I'd hoped to implement mentions into a Vue-compatible RTE I got it working fine us
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by whatl3y 7y ago
I unfortunately agree with the sentiment of others from this only being supported on windows. I built a CLI password manager[1] sort of as a learning exercise, but to this day I use it daily and have over 250 accounts managed in it. I tempo
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by whatl3y 8y ago
Nice! I built the following a year or two ago and it's currently running on AWS Lambda. It uses Highcharts to generate charts. https://api.restcharts.com/ https://github.com/whatl3y/restcharts A c
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by whatl3y 8y ago
Although the image would open separately from the terminal window, Termgraph is cool and I might extend RESTcharts ( https://github.com/whatl3y/restcharts ) to support a CLI mode that would generate an image of a chart b
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by whatl3y 9y ago
I realize this can be a little bit (sometimes more than a little bit) of a development overhead to manage, but isn't the right way to do this is to only require the minimum oauth scopes upon signing up, then add additional scopes and r
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by whatl3y 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback and recommendations. I agree I could add support for an SSL cert to be used within the express server (today the Heroku dyno is just using Let's Encrypt, which is abstracted from the app itself). I imagine I cou

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