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abemassry
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About abemassry
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Comment #33215633
I read HN a lot, this topic always comes up so I said “I’m going to build a site that makes these readers happy. Take all their advice, no JS at all. Everything done in HTML. Every…
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Comment #30532352
I wrote a post very similar to this comment that you might be interested in reading. I broke down what takes time to load, how fast the browser determines something has loaded, and…
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Comment #29541241
Builder here, I read a lot of HN posts about blogging and I took all that feedback and built a site based on everything I've been reading about. I hope you check it out and let me …
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Comment #29255547
It goes to a central server, similar to Dropbox, except when I built the service 8 years ago it was a little more open than Dropbox and it was accessible through the command line. …
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Comment #29254989
I feel compelled to tell you about my project https://wsend.net/ I built a way to show a static site on there too: https://github.com/abemassry/wsend-static There are a lot of tool…
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Comment #26436271
I wrote this a while ago and full disclosure I am the maintainer of this repo and I run the service, but I wanted a way to do full end to end encryption that was easy for me to use…
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Comment #24520078
I run a similar project like this, I have for the last 8 years, it's pretty bare bones but you can build on top of it: https://github.com/abemassry/wsend
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Comment #9166029
Yes, I had wanted to learn about multithreading in Python at the same time I had previously read this story. I built it, it worked, but took a reaaaaly long time, it was fun! https…
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Comment #8562193
A quick and easy way to send files from the command line. https://wsend.net Tech Used: Bash, Node Statistics: 612 users, 7 paying customers History: I started working on this in Ja…
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Comment #8423738
I thought about it, but according to the other commentors here a project like this wouldn't make sense. I was learning python at the time and I wanted to learn about multithreaded …
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Comment #8422522
Also had a similar thought experiment, went and built it. Thanks for the other commentors as well I should link to this HN page in the README. https://github.com/abemassry/crazip
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Comment #8349021
My project is only tangentially related but a little similar. https://github.com/abemassry/wsend deletes after 1 month. We should team up, I'll contact you offline.
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Comment #8248504
You might be interested in this client side encryption I worked on if you're looking for something like this https://github.com/abemassry/wsend-gpg it is a command line app though,…
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Comment #8248492
You might be interested in this project I worked on https://github.com/abemassry/wsend-gpg it's end to end encryption, there's no settable timeout but there is a delete command so …
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Comment #8248174
For something similar check out: https://wsend.net
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Comment #8176071
I started this project https://github.com/abemassry/wsend-gpg and while it's not the easiest to use I'm sure it can be improved. There's no key exchange either but there has to be …