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dschep

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About dschep

I created Proven, the Keybase powered alternative to Twitter Verified, now with HN support! https://github.com/dschep/proven

https://schep.me

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/dschep; my proof: https://keybase.io/dschep/sigs/Cy4_J0PVLtiVW8LZq5mBa2UNgWB4h3I4Nt1PmudcoLw ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48273046

    It's working for me now! Multiple QR codes at once is kinda wild.

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    Comment #48239531

    This looks like a nice polished implementation of the idea, but when I try and use it, I get to "file complete" but then.. nothing? And I see no way to report a problem or bug.

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    Comment #48022151

    This is just parity with google wallet, right? AFAICT my library card in google wallet is just a generic card/pass type.

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    Comment #47721673

    > "theres a big chance for someone like Nokia to come in and develop their own approved distro" SUSE is a German company, so probably nothing to even develop.

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    Comment #45130170

    Seeing as several are in entirely the wrong city, one is in the Tidal Basin in DC, another on the National Mall.. they clearly don't.

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    Comment #45130155

    The geocoding needs some work. There are 4 companies indicated as being located in Richmond, Virginia. At least two of them are clearly in Richmond, California. I suspect all of th…

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    Comment #41880352

    Why did you build this with a server? Since you suggest folks introspect the script anyway, you could simply generate it in the browser and have the user download it. Then you coul…

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    Comment #41223610

    without a means to update the map, this isn't a breakthrough. I'd rather use protomaps[0](which has regular builds, from a better-known source) with caddy. [0] https://protomaps.co…

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    Comment #38771636

    Brings back memories. I made Mac OS X knockoff UI(back when it was 'stripey' for a website when I was about 16 as well. Nicely done OP.

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    Comment #38531856

    Yeah, the github repo is a much better link for this, as it explains what it is. https://github.com/alexlenail/NN-SVG

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    Comment #38350225

    You can actually setup ublock0 to do this for you too. At one point I'd used it to blur distracting sites, but like you, I found fully blocking the content(which the blurring effec…

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    Comment #38190283

    You can kinda get that from microblog.pub. It federates via ActivityPub and is a single-user customizable micro&macro blog. https://docs.microblog.pub/user_guide.html#customization…

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    Comment #38084105

    But the ad networks also serve fraudulent ads and even worse, malware. How is that an improvement?

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    Comment #37862566

    My first thought upon seeing this: https://shouldiuseacarousel.com/

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    Comment #34915877

    I had exactly the same idea regarding ```python fences. I filed an issue if you wanna give it a thumbs up: https://github.com/joerdav/xc/issues/42

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    Comment #34457767

    You should add a child and adult for scale. So many cars are just dangerously large these days.

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    Comment #33316291

    easy: the market is far from infallible.

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    Comment #30724125

    I suspect OP conflated "I am reporting malware in a package on npmjs.com" with "I have discovered a bug or vulnerability in a package on npmjs.com." The later shows what they repor…

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    Comment #30302665

    > won't find your AirTag if they have Android which kind of defeats the purpose While they're alone in a car, sure. But as soon as they're around folks with iPhones, they're tracke…

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    Comment #29799052

    it does https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-httpbis-safe-meth...

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    Comment #29799012

    Doubtful given that GraphQL doesn't prescribe a transport layer. [0] [0] https://graphql.org/faq/#does-graphql-use-http

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    Comment #27317554

    Doesn't twitter already have themes [0]? Or is it more than just the accent color? [0] https://twitter.com/i/display

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    Comment #27267231

    You should consider making this into a browser extension. For this kind of script it's rather easy and is way easier for users to install. For an example with a very similar config…

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    Comment #27054096

    There's also https://snapdrop.net which seems extremely similar to sharedrop.io but has an additional useful feature of letting you send messages which I sometimes use to send link…

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    Comment #27031034

    And if you have a Chromebook, that might be able to run the Android app.