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Show HN: jceb/jiejie.nvim: Neovim front end for Jujutsu in the style of fugitive(github.com)
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Show HN: Presentations at the Speed of Markdown(slidesdown.github.io)
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Show HN: 10x Kubernetes Cluster on Hetzner Cloud(github.com)
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by jceb81 4y ago
Thank you for your feedback Yes, you can easily pass the URL of the README.md to slidesdown via the ?slides=URL query parameter and it will load that file instead of SLIDES.md. Here's an example: https://slidesdown.e-jc.de&#
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Show HN: slidesdown - Zero Installation Slideshows in Markdown(github.com)
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by jceb81 4y ago
I created Slidesdown, a zero installation presentation tool, that just takes a link to a public Markdown file and creates a beautiful presentation out of it. In version v0.2.0 hot-reloading and offline support were added as well as a small
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by jceb81 4y ago
I recently moved from fish to nu. Fish provided the best experience so far. My reasoning for switching to nu is to move closer to a programming language in my shell. Overall, I'm very happy with nu, especially after they added support
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Zero Installation Slideshows in Markdown(github.com)
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by jceb81 4y ago
I created Slidesdown as a zero installation presentation tool that just takes a link to a public Markdown file. The example presentation can be found here: https://slidesdown.e-jc.de/ One particular use case I have in mind
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by jceb81 4y ago
Here's the link: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/business/solutions/... I haven't used their implementation yet but Microsoft initiated the did:ion method. I guess they'll support
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by jceb81 4y ago
DIDs support multiple storage mechanisms. Each storage mechanism defines how to create, read, write/update, and delete DIDs. Here's a list of the already implemented and published mechanisms: https://w3c.github.io/
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by jceb81 4y ago
Microsoft has already lined up the tech in their products. So I'm confident that it's just a matter of time before it becomes available in a shop nearby.
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by jceb81 4y ago
It depends on the DID method that you're using. The DID method is kind of the identity management system for Decentralized Identifiers. Many DID methods are based on blockchains and with that there are usually no recovery mechanisms fo
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by jceb81 4y ago
Microsoft already has their own Decentralized Identity products in place. Check out https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/business/solutions/... They are and were also actively involved in the creatio
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by jceb81 6y ago
Great work, I find it very helpful