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by clpwn 7mo ago
From experience, it seems that "don't make this political" can typically be translated to "I don't want opposition". It's much more likely someone hasn't reflected deeply on the political nature of th
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by clpwn 8mo ago
Certainly you must be aware that there are not just binary values of morality in life. The obvious answer is yes they are stained, as we all are through our participation in various systems, but with vastly varying amounts. Is the manufactu
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by clpwn 10mo ago
Have you ever wanted to pay a monthly subscription to give your location data and dashcam feed to a company for them to sell to other companies? Get Bee Mapping!
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by clpwn 1y ago
Shoutout to Mixxx, it's one of the examples of open source being able to match and in many ways surpass the enjoyability of their closed-source for-profit alternatives. I regularly give it as an example alongside things like Blender to
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by clpwn 2y ago
I wish more people posted questions like this. Questioning yourself and your path (and importantly, the ethics of it all) is a vital survival skill to avoid losing yourself entirely to the capitalism game, where you start to listen more to
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by clpwn 4y ago
Amazon doesn't pretend to care about its employees, Google does (pretend, that is). Working for Amazon right out of college, I honestly kind of appreciated the fact that they never tried to make it feel like your work was your "fa
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by clpwn 4y ago
I feel like a lot of fantastic software is made by a small number of people whose explicit culture is a mix of abnormally strong opinionatedness plus the dedication to execute on that by developing the tools and flow that feel just right .
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by clpwn 5y ago
While not apples-to-apples and less polished, we're slowly building up https://github.com/tonarino/innernet as a fully open-source (and self-hosted) alternative to things like Tailscale. It controls vanilla WireGu
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by clpwn 5y ago
Not currently, but I'm interested in supporting that.
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by clpwn 5y ago
We'd love your help if you're interested in it! Supporting more platforms and making graphical frontends are high on the priority list.
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by clpwn 5y ago
> 1. Is it possible to use the same subnet on different innernets? As moviuro mentioned, no, not unless you want to get fancy with independent network namespaces ( https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/ip-ne
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by clpwn 5y ago
Ah, gotcha - sorry I misunderstood your question. I feel that adding TCP support would push innernet beyond a WireGuard configuration manager and into something a bit more behemoth. I'm quite fond of the fact that innernet doesn't
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by clpwn 5y ago
I found interactive CIDR visualization tools like https://cidr.xyz/ to be very helpful in understanding the notation. I also end up using https://gitlab.com/ipcalc/ipcalc a lot, and am definitely plann
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by clpwn 5y ago
Latency and bandwidth was a big issue for us - innernet uses the WireGuard kernel module on Linux when available, which is about as good as you can get (easily achieving saturated gigabit line speeds). macOS is a different story, since ther
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by clpwn 5y ago
Thanks! There aren't any current plans to bake in TCP support, but you can rig it up yourself using something like udptunnel. Related old HN comment with basic instructions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17847008
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by clpwn 5y ago
Thanks for the heads-up. Before adding the alias, I did a quick search ( https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=xenial&arch=any&mod... ) and did see the "inn" package, but it didn't seem like it inclu
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by clpwn 6y ago
To me, this article reads as one of the two main "angels sitting on my shoulders" when I reflect anxiously about whether I'm spending my time on this earth in The Right Way. The other voice argues that I will be healthier and
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by clpwn 6y ago
Yeah, and the treble at least was reduced exactly the amount the RIAA curve should reduce it (-10dB at 10kHz). There are a ton of cheap "dubplate" vinyl cutting shops out there, and it seems like maybe the OP sent off to one of th
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by clpwn 6y ago
It's worth mentioning that in our case, a significant chunk of the latency in our 130ms measurement is just the input lag of our display that we currently use. We were surprised by how slow they can be.
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by clpwn 6y ago
> After reading it, I'm still not entirely sure what's being done. > Is it live streaming or is it the transport? tonari is the entire stack, similar in "feature scope" to WebRTC but with different goals and target
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by clpwn 6y ago
Yep!
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by clpwn 6y ago
In our case, it wasn't a matter of hitting a specific roadblock as much as it was past experience in performance-sensitive projects, and knowing that if we start with those crates we'll probably be fine, and if we don't, we&#
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by clpwn 6y ago
You're right, that sounds way too fluffy. To clarify, we're targeting "transparent" sounding audio, not "FLACs or bust" audio. Right now we send stereo 48kHz 96kb/s Opus (CELT, not SILK) that we found hit
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3K, 60fps, 130ms: achieving it with Rust(blog.tonari.no)
427 points by clpwn 6y ago|205 comments
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by clpwn 7y ago
Please, engineers, pay attention to the ethical implications of your creations. You can't talk about how much money you make (or could have made) and disregard the pain you cause people in the process. Not all startups are equally unet
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by clpwn 8y ago
Not to mention GoAccess is often more accurate since many visitors use extensions which block 3rd party trackers.
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by clpwn 8y ago
In general, I think it's very important that early-stage security tools make it clear in their copy that the codebase is young, not well audited, and therefore not yet fit for serious usage. It's super fun to play with cryptograph
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by clpwn 9y ago
Obviously, this guy has never been to China (or any other censored country for that matter).
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by clpwn 9y ago
Been using this for about six months now, thanks for writing this!
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Show HN: Hergs, a two-player WebRTC-based hug simulator(frands.space)
2 points by clpwn 9y ago|0 comments

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