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by wnd_pn 6y ago
This is interesting but actually I haven’t understand how Cubbit can be decentralised without using a blockchain?
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
Hi there and thanks for your message! Yes, you can upload your patients’ files on Cubbit because their privacy is guaranteed by our zero-knowledge cryptographic architecture. You can read more about it here ( https://help.cubbit.
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
There is no limit but, for the moment, we recommend it for teams up to 100 users.
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
Hello HN, I’m Emma, long time lurker first time poster. At Cubbit, Techstars accelerated startup, we are developing a distributed cloud designed to give users privacy and safety, all while being eco-friendly. More information on our technol
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Show HN: Cubbit – like Dropbox, but P2P and zero-knowledge(business.cubbit.io)
20 points by wnd_pn 6y ago|6 comments
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
Hi there, thank you for taking the time to visit our website! Cubbit differs from traditional cloud storage services in several ways: Distribution: traditional cloud platforms run on data centers, giant, polluting, proprietary square miles
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
Thank you so much, to you too
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Show HN: Cubbit, accessible like Dropbox, secure like your hard drive(business.cubbit.io)
7 points by wnd_pn 6y ago|2 comments
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
I like the idea so much!! Last weekend was the first time for me in an escape room and I simply loved it, would like to see how entertaining it is online. Only one doubt: isn't 30 min too little time to play it? And isn't 49$ too
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
We are doing exactly that ;) Have a look, it might be interesting --> https://business.cubbit.io
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
From a personal experience, the onboarding process should be gradual and proceeds by steps (which doesn't mean it should be slow). As others said in the comments, it depends a lot on the role the person has (junior vs. senior) but sta
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
Such a cool idea but, isn't a bit too obvious that the people reserving a day on the calendar showed but the website are not real? The calendar has only 3 days booked, what about the other people that every second are reserving a day?
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
Hi Vito! Looks cool, I'll give it a try! A couple of things I noticed that I'd like to share with you :) - I feel like there's too much text and information and it is kind of difficult to understand the power od DynoBlogger u
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
I don't understand your position, can you explain yourself better?
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
Hi Devanon, why would you say so? Rather than the fact that it's not a decentralized service, it still ticks many of the boxes that make the service very private and secure: 1. it's open source 2. They use end-to-end encryption 3
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
I like the idea! Few notes I noticed that could bring you some value somehow/someday: - It would be interesting in the future to partner with some lawyer/law firm to make the whole process of having a visa even simpler; - In the s
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
Among the many horrible things that happened in the last months because of COVID, the new-found possibility of a different type of working is not one of them. If your job allows you to do so, remote working is a great opportunity that many
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
In some cities, like the one I live in, rents reached in the latest years their highest level, which was becoming unbearable for most workers. At the very least, after the unfortunate situation the world experienced this year, some good cam
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by wnd_pn 6y ago
I totally agree with you. Unfortunately as of today, people are not putting enough attention on who they give their sensitive information to. Data breaches are increasing in number, billion of accounts are hacked every day (I just discove