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indigane

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About indigane

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Keybase: [ my public key: https://keybase.io/indigane; my proof: https://keybase.io/indigane/sigs/3hGw9QTqBs15OLdZV4CV7j77I9jzSVx6v4MRWeLhddw ]

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    > [A]pps you install from F-Droid are signed by F-Droid rather than the developer. Having recently gone through the F-Droid release process, I learned that this is not necessarily …

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    Comment #41954875

    This is a collection of Git graph drawing implementations I cleaned up from notes I had as I've slowly worked on a Git GUI for my own use.

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    Comment #39832384

    A Git GUI https://gitlab.com/indigane/visual-git

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    Comment #39637934

    I'm working on a Git GUI for myself, in which one of my top priorities is making it more understandable than Git's own UI. I usually dislike animations. I used to disable transitio…

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    Comment #38568790

    We already have a Push API specification that supports arbitrary push server URLs and self-hosting. It's called the Web Push API, although it can be used for mobile push as well. T…

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    Comment #36223649

    This is a day later now, but for posterity I'll add that thanks to this thread I learned that there is a concept of "OSI approved licenses"[1], and that those licenses include MIT …

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    Actually I read through your links, and they seem to imply, that there does not exist (can not exist?) a license that you could use if you want to release your code to the public d…

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    Comment #36194551

    I stand corrected then. I had heard a similar comparison that you should prefer Unlicense over WTFPL, but I had not heard it is impossible to dedicate works to the public domain. W…

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    Comment #36194249

    I know most of these sort of licenses are just for fun, but on a serious note, if you don't care about licenses, and you don't care what people do with your code, I would recommend…

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    Comment #33583451

    I needed an online card sort tool for another hobby project, and I just couldn't find one that fit my needs, so I built https://github.com/indigane/cardsort One requirement I had i…

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    Thanks, that's a good catch.

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    Comment #31410008

    In case someone reads this in search of another tool, I did a search again, and found one I had missed, that actually has a usable free tier as of writing https://uxmetrics.com

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    Comment #31408557

    Clickable link https://github.com/indigane/cardsort

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    Show HN: A tool for conducting a virtual card sorting

    TL;DR: I ended up yak shaving a tool for conducting a card sorting online, and wanted to share it because I couldn't find one myself. Also I don't have to maintain or host it so it…

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    Ask HN: How is Google prompt more secure than Google authenticator (TOTP/HOTP)

    Google is constantly pushing to move from authenticator codes to Google prompt, due to it being more secure according to them. I can not find any explanation on the security of aut…

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    Comment #8202670

    Command blocks also bring a whole new level to that. There is vanilla and then there is vanilla with command blocks. They are getting closer and closer to modding and are almost li…