brianparks

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   by brianparks 12y ago

   FYI: No longer using a self-signed cert.
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   by brianparks 12y ago

   This is no longer the case. I was using a self-signed cert temporarily.
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   by brianparks 12y ago

   From your page: "I tried jq, which seems very good. However I was not quite able to grasp its syntax, so I gave up searching and I created my own." I use jq on an almost daily basis, so I can sympathize with your plight. jq's
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   by brianparks 12y ago

   Thanks for the comments. I don't use crypto-in-browser, nor do I generate keys on the server. I built a (very simple) protocol specifically for this purpose to avoid the issue that current email has of requiring at least 3 different pr
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   by brianparks 12y ago

   This is an early-stage project that is an infrastructure play. Can be seen as a replacement for current "secure email" providers that also has a complete infrastructure attached so that as the network grows, the likelihood that yo
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   Show HN: A replacement for the email system that places security first(neomsg.com)

   4 points by brianparks 12y ago|7 comments