xori

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91.
by xori 9y ago
A phone provides a fingerprint scanner (something you are), and holds the keypair (something you have) and when combined with a password (something you know) you have all three. But we still need the phones to support U2F.
92.
by xori 9y ago
Nobody should* say...
93.
by xori 9y ago
Totally agree. If harassment is a problem they'll find other ways, but that doesn't mean an employer has to provide an outlet for them to harass on.
94.
by xori 9y ago
I find that Beaker doesn't cut through corporate/university firewalls as good as IPFS. I'd be interested to know others experiences.
95.
by xori 9y ago
Can you clarify two of the points on the write page? • Publishing your submission may take eleven minutes or more. This seems oddly specific. • Messages containing an @ character are saved for the admin. Just... what?
96.
by xori 9y ago
Funny that all it took was to re-compensate for the noise of the accelerometer on every step. Sometimes, simplest is best.
97.
by xori 9y ago
Am I the only one who doesn't quite understand the point? I would assume you wouldn't only use this tech to secure information. But I don't see really how this adds any security when software cams exist. Plus you have other
98.
by xori 9y ago
Well fucking done. I wanted to build this ~5 years ago, but nodejs wasn't mature enough. I tried in Java but doing your own UPnP implementation is no fun.
99.
by xori 9y ago
Good start, overall pretty vanilla. There's a lot of competition in this area so I'd suggest being a little more opinionated. - Privacy Policy, what are you doing with my data, how do you protect it. Something more than just sayin
100.
by xori 9y ago
> if you are prepared to provide the value immediately then you don't have to return into the runloop It might just my own mental model. But if I'm using a promise, it is a future value. So I don't understand why you would
101.
by xori 9y ago
This was a weird blog post to read. I think I agree on all of your points (Promises should be lazy[-ish], cancellable and optionally synchronous) but disagree on all of your proposed solutions. I do think `p = new Promise(fn);` shouldn&#x27
102.
by xori 9y ago
On desktop, I agree with you. But I hope they do this for mobile, browsing on android is a dangerous place on ad-ridden websites.
103.
by xori 9y ago
So long as you didn't seek.
104.
by xori 9y ago
I bet the IO throughput sucks. Is the ethernet bus still shared with the usb/sd card bus in the rpi3?
105.
by xori 9y ago
Pretty large twitter permissions, are they really required?
106.
by xori 9y ago
Love it, I see this replacing my express templates. Well done.
107.
by xori 9y ago
I don't know, right now it's easier for me to purchase BTC than for me to purchase ¥ or € online. If treated as a foreign currency and not a future, I think it has promise.
108.
by xori 9y ago
Is it just me? But I don't believe git is really meant for delivering software or digital assets. 90% of buyers of books, software or digital media don't need all versions from the beginning of time. Isn't this what 'zsy
109.
by xori 9y ago
I feel like his previous work was better, but still a great game. If you haven't heard of this man you definitely need to check him out. http://www.zachtronics.com
110.
by xori 9y ago
Another example in Action/RPG format https://codecombat.com
111.
by xori 9y ago
workaround in bookmarklet form: javascript:location.href=' http://facebook.com/l.php?u='+location.href
112.
by xori 9y ago
ShareX does mp4 and gif. (Windows only though) https://getsharex.com
113.
by xori 9y ago
It's hell'a more elegant than https://twithelper.com/long-text-to-image-converter
114.
by xori 9y ago
I think the original app that inspired it was gingko[1] but it's nice that we can see the source of this one[2] [1] - https://gingkoapp.com [2] - https://github.com/raymestalez/nulis
115.
by xori 9y ago
Probably. https://sig.edgeno.de/edgemesh.client.min.js is being added to my uBlock list.
116.
by xori 9y ago
Yea? But only because the old V8 had Crankshaft running in parallel. New version has this disabled IIRC.
117.
by xori 9y ago
I wonder if this will lead to Electron using less RAM... nah.
118.
by xori 9y ago
According to SoundCloud they're aren't going anywhere. https://blog.soundcloud.com/2017/07/14/soundcloud-is-here-to... how much we believe that will depend on their next finance report.
119.
by xori 9y ago
The Cure53 report is public. Their final statement is positive. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=8886970
120.
by xori 9y ago
To clarify, I agree that the individual connection key is safe from brute force. But I feel like the initial shared key is vulnerable. I doubt you'd get MITM on your connection, but you can still get a bad actor on your network. I feel

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