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hrjet

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About hrjet

Developing `gngr`, `abandon` and `FLIF`. Freelancing on the side.

Email: ${username}9@gmail.com

E.g, if my username on HN were to be xyz, then my email address would be xyz9@gmail.com

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    Comment #30208131

    I would be also interested in mini vacuum packets, that one could strap to their car or backpack, and make it a touch lighter. Just imagine the energy savings!

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    Comment #25998602

    While exodus is a good minimum bar, and I use it, its list of detected trackers is incomplete. I have reported two known trackers, but their signatures are not yet detected by exod…

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    Comment #25981587

    Try flatpak with flatseal The permissions are not interactive, you can set them once and forget.

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    Comment #25880063

    That's why Matrix is better. Open server, open client, open protocol. Host your own server, build your own client, and yet be able to talk with everyone else.

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    Comment #25832576

    For the first problem, you need to ensure that you exercise the muscles along with fasting, to nudge the body away from salvaging proteins from muscle tissue. (Not a bio chemist ei…

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    Comment #25801020

    What has been the amount of devaluation in USD, post covid? Is there a ready number we can just plugin to recalculate the value of one's assets? For example, if I held 100usd worth…

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    Comment #25579477

    > But there really is need for another browser engine. If alone to prove that writing a new one from scratch is possible in 2020. We have been developing one here [1]. It's a long …

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    Comment #25235622

    htmx sounds great! I am interested in this from the security angle. If browsers were to natively support htmx (or something similarly declarative), it might reduce the need for Jav…

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    Comment #20616466

    Agreed; a determined programmer could solve almost any Captcha given sufficient time and resources. But we are not trying to create an unsolvable Captcha. For those websites that n…

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    Comment #20615841

    Would appreciate thoughts on this alternative that we are developing: https://github.com/librecaptcha/lc-core The idea is to develop a framework for Captcha generators. A few sampl…

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    Comment #16076716

    GC should be available in WASM in the future. And, not all applets needed JNI. In other words, this is enabling a subset of well behaved applets, while excluding the naughty (or ad…

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    Comment #16076397

    There is also a WASM to Java source transpiler: https://github.com/wrmsr/wava

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    Comment #15281278

    We don't need a new web; just more browsers that respect the user's privacy. There are many ways to achieve this. At gngr[0], we are taking a "safe by default" approach. This is ve…

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    Comment #14825671

    > I'm not sure if it's still this way, but Chrome used to load every tab on startup. I used to avoid Chrome for the same reasons, but then I found an extension and, uh, extended it…

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    Comment #14624239

    I got confused too. We can't stop people from naming their projects/products the way they want. However, I think headlines in HN should be editoralized a bit to provide context, fo…

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    Comment #13606070

    You can try increasing `N` in the nbody problem, and also measuring the memory overhead. You could also try one of the hashing / crypto algorithms in JS. They should involve a lot …

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    Comment #13596370

    Thoroughly solving security problems would of course take time. But the parent comment asked a very high level question: How does the security of this new proposal compare to a cli…

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    Comment #13595485

    Why are you proposing a new standard when you are still thinking about security?

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    Comment #13576419

    Interesting that "drm" occupies almost all of the "drivers/gpu" space!

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    Comment #13551373

    128MB was the total RAM in the VPS including OS + nginx + JVM + Postgresql. The heap allocated to the JVM process was about 64MB, but bear in mind that this was an actual applicati…

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    Comment #13551148

    > I've written small HTTP servers in Java that can happily run with a heap of 30-50mb or less. Runtime overheads add some on top of that, but not much. I second that. I have deploy…

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    Comment #13483758

    6. Tooling

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    Comment #13455915

    Nope, there are no other browser extensions. Just Chromium with uMatrix. Here's the complete request/response data in HAR format: https://gist.github.com/hrj/f538ed3e67636c94934e22…