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Show HN: Krypter – simple offline message and file encryption mobile app
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nobodyshere
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nobodyshere
5y ago
I would actually want that but all the existing implementations are slow, with poor support and none of them provides the smooth experience we can have on a dedicated desktop pc or laptop. Dex is just laughable. Ubuntu touch never took off.
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nobodyshere
5y ago
Well they use the "save the kids" argument pretty often in the US to take away what's left of the privacy out there.
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nobodyshere
5y ago
And that can be managed by proper browser settings at that establishment.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
I'd easily pay for a personal gmail account which has all the privacy protections on and also 24/7 access to customer support via chat and phone. Sadly most of that is only provided for business accounts.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
Isn't that 15% for first incoming $1M though?
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nobodyshere
6y ago
Monitors with 3.5mm outputs however are not that rare.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
You are not authorized to access this page. edit: it finally became available a bit later
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nobodyshere
6y ago
Yeah, but I'd imagine if someone offered you to have Steam on ps5, you'd jump in instantly. At least I would. I'd even pay more for the nice compact hardware if it is currently subsidized.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
I’ve also begun using trezor for the same purpose and from security standpoint it is even better. Onscreen pin code is required and a tap on the screen with the exact info on what service is trying to log in.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
It easily pushes more in doom.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
In having App Store as the only way to install common apps for their devices.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
Yep. Also way more convenient to connect to modern android smartphones.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
Unlike some competitors, Nitrokey contains a complete and standard compliant USB plug. This ensures thousands of insertions without connectivity issues. Here I am waiting for a Type-C from them. Yet they claim that’s a good thing. What utte
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nobodyshere
6y ago
Except nobody knows when that's gonna really happen. I've personally switched to ed25519-sk wherever I could.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
Normally I’d ask you for some kind of proof, but I know you won’t be able to output any of it.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
I installed 8.3 through homebrew but its agent just doesn't allow me to do that. Also can't ssh-add an sk key.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
Can't make that part work on Mac.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
Not exactly true. Ubuntu 20.04 supports this out of the box and lots of VMs therefore also do.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
I use a ubiquiti switch. I've decided to build my network with PoE in mind and one central location to power it all, backed up by a UPS.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
Protect it how exactly? You can create firewall rules on DigitalOcean and limit the IP addresses from which the DNS server is accessible.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
I do it on a PoE powered raspberry pi. Minimal effort, zero maintenance, no fees other than the initial purchase.
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nobodyshere
6y ago
I'd rather recommend this one: https://newpipe.schabi.org/ At least it is opensource and works great.
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nobodyshere
7y ago
Wrong on both accounts. It is a stand-alone phone now.
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nobodyshere
7y ago
Have they added group chats yet?
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nobodyshere
7y ago
Just fine, actually.
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7y ago
It would be just enough to allow people to install third party apps without having to use app store.
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7y ago
Just cut them out with adblock and you'll be fine.
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7y ago
I've just installed openwrt on mikrotik hap ac router. Damn that thing is nice. The UI is way more user friendly and expandable. Built-in pi-hole analog (adblock) works just fine, wpa3 support is also there. And all that is installed i
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nobodyshere
7y ago
Doesn't really seem that difficult. The patterns of picking up a phone, running with it and having it just lay on a vibrating surface are very different. It would be particularly easy to spot panic during a usual running routine.
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