dansjots

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   by dansjots 7mo ago

   for account-associated encryption, what it should do instead is to generate a dedicated file encryption key for each backup, and encrypt said key with the account's passkeys. Each time the user adds a new passkey, it should save an add
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   by dansjots 7mo ago

   I recently whipped up a bare-bones PWA wrapping Typage[0] into a quick-and-dirty tool to encrypt files individually using passkeys: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46895533 This give much more conscious control to the
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   Show HN: Tiny PWA to encrypt files using Passkeys(filokey.github.io)

   3 points by dansjots 7mo ago|0 comments
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   Put SSH keys in .git to make repos USB-portable(dansjots.github.io)

   24 points by dansjots 9mo ago|43 comments
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   by dansjots 9mo ago

   What an incredible article. More than its impressive documented scope and detail, I love it foremost for conveying what the zeitgeist felt at each point in history. This human element is something usually only passed on by oral tradition an
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   by dansjots 9mo ago

   I wonder if you can hack a LocalStorage sync feature via ATProto PDS, since you can put arbitrary JSON records via /xrpc/com.atproto.repo.putRecord and not just Bluesky posts. The only drawback I can think of is that all of your c
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   by dansjots 9mo ago

   If you make it for yourself and no one else likes it, it is of value to you still. If you make it for others but no one else likes it, it is of value to nobody at all.