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by brugeman 2y ago
The answer would depend on your definition of a 'nostr app', let's assume you mean 'why use login with Nostr if you're not building a micro-blogging social media app?'. If you need some identity system in your
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by brugeman 6y ago
Can I ask what you're using to view video/photo from your home server on your/family phones? Thanks!
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by brugeman 6y ago
How about photos etc, can you please share what you're using and why? Thanks!
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by brugeman 6y ago
I'm sorry to say that you have 32bit CPU (ARMv7), and I only build for 64bit versions. There are quite a few libraries I need to compile myself to build the app, and supporting several architectures is too much work for me at the momen
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by brugeman 6y ago
Strange! Can you please share the device model? Thank you for reporting this!
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by brugeman 6y ago
The primary difference is that Syncthing is focusing on synchronization, meaning that some files/folders take space on both devices and are kept in sync. It's essentially a cron-ed rsync (Dropbox is built around the same concept i
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Show HN: A file server for Android, end-to-end encryption, web access
20 points by brugeman 6y ago|7 comments
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by brugeman 6y ago
Connect your devices once, set permissions, and you can list/search/open/download files from connected devices, over any network (Android only for now). Search files across devices, it detects text on images and speech in vid
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Show HN: Share files/folders of any size, over Internet or WiFi(play.google.com)
2 points by brugeman 6y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Continuous P2P access to files on your/family devices [demo](p2p.recall.im)
4 points by brugeman 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Love voice messages? Now you can search through them(recall.im)
2 points by brugeman 6y ago|0 comments
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by brugeman 6y ago
Hi everyone, the subj is an Android app that I'm working on, that has mostly replaced a file explorer for me. The app is called Recall. All file explorers are about file location - folder, file name, etc, which you generally don't
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Show HN: My YC app - a replacement for your File Explorer.(recall.im)
2 points by brugeman 6y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: BitcoinCore for Android(github.com)
1 points by brugeman 6y ago|0 comments
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Get that expert or celebrity to answer your private question(privateama.com)
1 points by brugeman 6y ago|0 comments
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by brugeman 6y ago
I guess it's at https://inboxfee.com or in Play Store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.inboxfee.a...
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by brugeman 6y ago
Great point. Not sure about state channels, but there are proposals for the Lightning Network. You could reveal a packet of data inside the payment confirmation itself, so it becomes atomic [1]. However, there are still issues: throughput,
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by brugeman 6y ago
It definitely is a variation of that belief. Could you elaborate on why it is mistaken? I think: 1. Whether something is valuable can only be discovered if you try to set a price and sell it. Until then, you can not know. 2. LinkedIn has bi
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by brugeman 6y ago
Well that's why they have 'imaginary' job titles :) Thank you for pointing this out.
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by brugeman 6y ago
I guess so. Seeder would need to send us a lightning invoice, and after we make a payment we'd repeat the request with a proof of payment and the seeder would send us the next chunk of data. AFAIK Bittorrent protocols are quite extensi
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by brugeman 6y ago
It is, would you try it?
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by brugeman 6y ago
Right! But this time is a little different: - with Lightning Network fees are actually low, compared to on-chain - no need for a new email account, instead you can add inbox fee to existing email - full privacy, as your data never leaves yo
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by brugeman 6y ago
Could you please elaborate?
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by brugeman 6y ago
I guess that's mostly because there was no way to do it without intermediaries (banks, paypal etc). Which means that a) fees are generally too high to process micro-payments, b) payment processors require KYC and that's too much p
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Show HN: InboxFee – make strangers pay for their cold emails(inboxfee.com)
28 points by brugeman 6y ago|15 comments