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Keyb0ardWarri0r
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Comment #48554793
Congrats! I think you should highlight more the IoT use case, It's a really great solution for devices that need to talk over multiple transports (Lora + IP) and to avoid the need …
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Comment #48463742
I'm always surprised how bad ideas spread faster than good ideas among our rulers. Here is a map of countries where an ID is required (or not) https://www.comparitech.com/blog/vpn-…
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Comment #48334455
From what I understand, some camera modules for ESP32 have built-in video encoding, so basically the ESP32 will only have to manage the encryption + network. If you are interested,…
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Comment #48334428
RSIC-V based are probably the most widely available microcontrollers / dev boards, but they unfortunately don't have AES accelerators. On the other hand, ChaCha20 (or ChaCha12) run…
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Comment #48333661
This is great, congrats! Do you think it would be possible to use ESP32 (RISC-V CPUs) based cameras? Both for cost reduction and availability of the hardware reasons. Maybe with a …
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Comment #47919412
ESP32-S3 may be the worse model to run Rust on due to the XTensa cores that makes the toolchain unnecessarily complicated. The newer model, C3, C6, C5 all have RSIC-V cores which m…
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Comment #44825431
Interesting construction, thank you for sharing! But: - More and more people see ChaCha20 as wasteful (too many rounds) - Poly1305 is "hard" to implement - ChaCha12 + BLAKE3 can fu…
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Show HN: Markdown Ninja: open-source alternative to Substack, Mailchimp, Netlify
Hi HN, I've just Open Sourced Markdown Ninja ( https://markdown.ninja ), a Markdown-first CMS to publish blogs, documentation websites and newsletters. Our motto is simple: focus o…
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Comment #43880015
Take a look at https://markdown.ninja It lets you create a blog and a newsletter with Markdown and publish directly from the command line (or the web editor). You get the offline-f…
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Comment #43818339
https://markdown.ninja A Markdown-first CMS and website builder for blogs, newsletters and documentation websites. I've been blogging since more than 10 years, and the only thing t…
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Comment #43413876
But can't be embedded in other projects as easily as Rust (FFI, WASM).
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Comment #43413702
This is the true power of Rust that many are missing (like Microsoft with its TypeScript rewrite in Go): a gradual migration towards safety and the capability of being embedded in …
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