connorpeters

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   by connorpeters 5mo ago

   Good question, we have the export functionality so people can move off easily, but I did not take into account a way to contact domain owners to let them know if we are turning off the server. We have enough AWS credits to run gateway for f
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   Show HN: Open Passkey – open-source passkey auth with free "backendless" host(github.com)

   10 points by connorpeters 5mo ago|1 comments
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   If North Korean Cybercrime Was a Startup, How Much Would It Be Worth?(lockeidentity.com)

   1 points by connorpeters 9mo ago|0 comments
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   Perplexity vs. Entropy(lockeidentity.com)

   1 points by connorpeters 11mo ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Fuzzypass(lockeidentity.com)

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   Fuzzypass: Hacking Your Brain to Remember 100 Bits of Entropy(lockeidentity.com)

   3 points by connorpeters 1y ago|0 comments
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   by connorpeters 1y ago

   +1 for Angular, upgrading has always been very easy and somewhere since V15 or so the build times have gotten insanely fast. Hot reloading a largeish cross-platform app with WASM takes less than 3 seconds. Deploys are also very simple.
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   by connorpeters 2y ago

   Of course not. We must however be reminded in the West that weakness is not the same as goodness and that all the pontificating on virtues doesn't matter if your society can be dominated by another (ie. Athens losing to Sparta). My pro
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   by connorpeters 2y ago

   I will give it a read, thanks for the source. I'm definitely guilty of indulging in pop culture impressions of the Spartan warrior being the most disciplined and elite singular unit in history so this will be an interesting read. Does
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    by connorpeters 2y ago

    > we should remember that, in actual history, Sparta was an oppressive society that established itself as the enemy of the Greek city-states that valued democracy and the arts. We should also remember that many of the modern people who h
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    by connorpeters 5y ago

    Ah gotcha, good point! Something for me to consider moving forward.
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    by connorpeters 5y ago

    Thanks for the comment, currently they're hosted on S3 but I toyed around with the idea of having a downloadable application that syncs the emails to your own device and deletes them from the server. Is that something you'd find v
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    by connorpeters 5y ago

    Thanks! That is a very reasonable concern, hopefully won't be an issue but you never know. Perhaps at some point I will add that feature to ensure people don't get locked out in some unforeseen circumstance in the future.
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    by connorpeters 5y ago

    It's not actually forwarding, it's sending a new email with the same content. I haven't seen any issues with them going to spam but definitely a concern of mine.
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    by connorpeters 5y ago

    Thanks for the links, wasn't aware of these products until now. Will have to checkout their services more but does seem to be the same in essence.
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    by connorpeters 5y ago

    Hi thanks for the comment! What do you mean by "more neutral domain"? What is non-neutral about locke.id?
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    by connorpeters 5y ago

    Hacked this together on AWS over the last few weeks, please let me know if you find any bugs or get any value from the project! Also any tips for more clearly communicating how it works and the value it provides would be appreciated, I&#x27
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    Show HN: Free email alias to hide your real email and organize accounts(locke.id)

    21 points by connorpeters 5y ago|17 comments