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Anonymous Communication – Nick Mathewson (2014) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by jupr 3mo ago|0 comments
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by jupr 3mo ago
Just found this and thought this was interesting to share here.
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Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars(archive.org)
6 points by jupr 3mo ago|4 comments
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by jupr 3mo ago
Descriptive Introduction of the Silent Weapon "Everything that is expected from an ordinary weapon is expected from a silent weapon by its creators, but only in its own manner of functioning. It shoots situations, instead of bullets; p
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by jupr 3mo ago
There are lots of fair use translations available here at https://www.crosswire.org/sword/index.jsp
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by jupr 3mo ago
>including without limitation the rights to use 'use'...arguably the sole purpose of the API is to fetch the data. You are grasping at straws.
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by jupr 3mo ago
found : https://huggingface.co/datasets/open-index/hacker-news
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by jupr 3mo ago
Honestly the HN archive is very valuable. If you had it all on a local db with everything indexed you basically end up with a offline search engine. Where is this archive located you speak of?
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Show HN: Turn images into audio that can be decoded with a spectrogram(nsspot.herokuapp.com)
9 points by jupr 3mo ago|5 comments
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by jupr 3mo ago
That made me chuckle but I guess if you have never seen one I could see how that assumption could be made. If this photo is real I wonder what can be revealed about the approach they have taken by analyzing the architecture of what we can s
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by jupr 3mo ago
crazy product. their test chatbot feels a db query. https://chatjimmy.ai
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Flock says its cameras don't track people. Training videos say otherwise.[video](youtube.com)
4 points by jupr 3mo ago|0 comments
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by jupr 3mo ago
On the other hand, it's never been easier to design a place that doesn't need those things, or be confident the javascript is on your side. javascript, like tor, is powerful in both directions depending on what it's used for.
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by jupr 3mo ago
That wasn't meant to be an argument against other privacy protecting technologies. I'll take them all. Although you can't just compare apples to apples when you speak of close sources technology. I applaud apple for the long
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by jupr 3mo ago
I found the signs to be hard to find and poorly placed. But since I knew about it before traveling, I just said no photo please and it was pretty frictionless. The people behind me did not even realize you could say no, and no one really wa
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by jupr 3mo ago
Yet the same technology that protects them, protects the everyday Joe. The binaries do not discriminate.
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by jupr 3mo ago
These are the origins of Tor yes. The same technology that protects the spy, protects the journalist, or the citizen whose government blocked them, or placed a wall of ID verification checks. I encourage everyone to learn about the origins.
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by jupr 3mo ago
Everyone should study the basics on a server backend and full stack web. If you can master what it takes to design and run your site on localhost....you are literally one step away from sharing it with anyone on the planet who has internet
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by jupr 3mo ago
Im sure a lot of people know about tor on this site...but let me remind everyone. Tor is not for criminals. It's for you and me. And happens to be good enough that criminals use it too. This is the two sided nature of technology. Tor i
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by jupr 3mo ago
I did it. It is awesome. It's basically HN, but the entire backend is running on an old phone.
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by jupr 3mo ago
The world does want this. Opus capabilities, in a box, securely tunneled to my family and I utilizing the resources I already have available to me which is, energy + network.
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by jupr 3mo ago
Makes me think somewhere out there exists a tiny micro SD card worth potentially billions of dollars.
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by jupr 3mo ago
Cool. It's not obvious from the page if this syncs offline or not? It should, and it would be a great feature to be able to search your indexed local DB.
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by jupr 3mo ago
the unexitable navigator bar is blocking the content FYI.
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by jupr 3mo ago
I agree with that. Platforms have continuously added more and more things to create accounts, and the history shows that people submit and give up pretty easily. I think it's a jump to take that historic metric and expect the same resu
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by jupr 3mo ago
Yes, android, but I would also like it to work on any terminal ideally. Thanks for the pointers. I really like the HN simplicity and I want a way to have all that it is in a tiny form factor on a as needed bases. I recently learned about on
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Ask HN: Best resources for learning how to build a forum back end?
3 points by jupr 3mo ago|4 comments
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by jupr 3mo ago
Except the difference is that towns are made of people and none of the people accepted the terms. So it's even worse than Facebook.
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by jupr 3mo ago
Is this pricing based on the release of the 1988 Toyota pickup base price adjusted for inflation? It's almost spot on. You would think we would have gotten more efficient with manufacturing and stuff. I wanna see a bigger market distru
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by jupr 3mo ago
iMessage isn't a thing in Europe?

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