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leshokunin
5y ago
Your first sentence is pure speculation, and was refuted by French officials. The second sentence is just hyperbole. I’m sure you can do better!
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leshokunin
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I never said anything about that. I asked what people use it for and basically if it’s got any traction, besides being an interesting idea.
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leshokunin
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I didn’t say I can’t see a use case, did I? I asked if people use it for that. You simply never hear from people praising Freenet as a tool for censorship resistance. Nowhere near the same awareness as TOR or even Secure Scuttlebutt.
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leshokunin
5y ago
I wonder if Freenet is used for anything but super illegal stuff, and sheer curiosity? This isn’t to say privacy and escaping the bottleneck of traditional internet isn’t compelling. But I’ve yet to see a use case for Freenet.
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leshokunin
5y ago
“I found a more comfortable pillow for cryogenically suspended space travel!”
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leshokunin
5y ago
“Nearby universe“? Did we just detect another one I’m not aware of?
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Ask HN: Browser extension to make custom key bindings to actions?
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leshokunin
5y ago
This sounds very promising! I imagine that eventually it’ll integrate with some way to find IPAs, and have a simpler way to detect input. Good start
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leshokunin
5y ago
Interesting side effect: I couldn’t help but look at the people in the video and think they were CG as well. Maybe it’s watching it on the phone with less room to tell the details apart.
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leshokunin
5y ago
It’s just bizarre that this post would warrant discussion. It should be obvious that todo apps are widely enjoyed by people as part of their way of working. This just comes off as a close minded, arbitrary view.
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leshokunin
5y ago
Just need to say it’s impressive how so many replies to you are literal and pointing out flaws in the analogy. Rather than thinking about why product development on Linux can’t seem to ever catch a break. Kind of ironic, but I suspect you k
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leshokunin
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Oh sweet. Sorry if that’s nosy but is your family Japanese? Otherwise I’m surprised they could use this! Looks great
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leshokunin
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What’s the frame? Asking because it could make a good NFT display
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leshokunin
5y ago
It is used heavily in NFTs. You need content addressing for that use case.
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leshokunin
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Near’s contribution to SNES emulation is unequalled, covering perfect dumps of every game possible, the most accurate emulator, and even pushing the envelope on what the SNES could do with HD mode and widescreen support. Such a brilliant ha
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Near (fka Byuu, developer of BSNES) has passed away
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leshokunin
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Some people not familiar with games might think the issue is overblown and the result of a vocal minority of zealots. How would you feel about a 4K colorized version Citizen Kane? The issue here is that these games are supposed to be a reis
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leshokunin
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This is great. Finally a non hacky way to run mobile apps on a desktop. This is less about competing with Apple’s universal binaries, and more about increasing Windows’s versatility. You can already run Linux on Windows. Now you can run And
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leshokunin
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They’re different things. We generate the DID when the user creates an account. We use wallets to create that DID. The issue of ENS is a side one. We do happen to have domains (and issue subdomains) on ENS, but that’s to have a pretty URL t
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leshokunin
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Thanks so much for taking the time to write a detailed answer. I was going to do this after work, but you’ve completely outdone what I would have said. What project are you working on?
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leshokunin
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Great to see some progress with the standard. We’ve been working on generating DIDs for our upcoming users. We’re using IDX + Ceramic as our backend. For our use case (making web3 profiles like https://shokunin.dns.xyz ), it’s co
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leshokunin
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Based on the photo this isn’t in the menu bar. It’s something I can see in a menu that I can get to from the menu bar.
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leshokunin
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I wanna run music players, docker images, a bunch of browser tabs, password manager, play HD video, various messengers. Without compromise.
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I’m not convinced that low cost devices are the way to go. Android has it covered. Tizen tried and failed. If Linux can be a viable system that most of the Chinese and Korean manufacturers can adopt and push, I would agree. But I don’t see
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leshokunin
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I mean, I just stated that I cared about performance. Your opinion may differ.
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leshokunin
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I want the PinePhone to work. The Librem too. In fact I had preorders for both. I canceled them looking at the performance. They’re excellent toys. Great effort to ship such a difficult product. But if your phone is going to struggle with r
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leshokunin
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How many founders are here to take note of interesting patterns?
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leshokunin
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This is really interesting. I’ve been wanting to push messages to signal via a webhook or something similar, and couldn’t find a way. I’ll have to try it!
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leshokunin
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Really interesting. The examples in the PDF help sell the difference. I could see this technology being used for 2D game remasters. For example, several PS1 and Saturn eta titles suffer from being low resolution. This could provide a first
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leshokunin
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Hopefully it’s slower so we can all be waiting for Godot
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