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inssein
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Comment #47354798
You use a forward proxy that can MITM.
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Comment #47354778
This is basically what https://www.verygoodsecurity.com/ (their main product), but it's heavily focused on credit card data.
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Comment #47122770
Blog post at https://agingcoder.com/posts/i-built-a-thing/
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Comment #46595053
Probably the best internal ai platform I've seen to date, incredible work.
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Comment #41102353
Interesting, I had a post on Reddit talking about Cloudflare Images being their most expensive product ( https://www.reddit.com/r/CloudFlare/comments/10vjxpm/cloudfl... ), but mayb…
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Comment #40938363
at that point you are likely slowing down your applications - I think a basic OpenTelemetry collector mostly solves this, and if you go beyond the available buffer there, then drop…
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Comment #40937962
Why do so many companies insist on shipping their logs via Kafka? I can't imagine deliverability semantics are necessary with logs, and if they are, they shouldn't be in your logs?…
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Comment #38881114
That is not a great test. Maybe it's just me but I don't often write code with the proper code style (or even semi-colons depending on the language) and let the IDE handle all of t…
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Comment #37846453
Loving K3S so far, I've got a "homelab" of 4 RPis running it and so far it has been pretty seamless experience.
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Comment #37328117
Woah I had never connected the dots - I had used https://github.com/evanw/glfx.js for a realtime photo editor and then wrote https://github.com/inssein/jsfx to render the same with…
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Comment #36130506
Damn, 30 days is quick. I found out about https://neon.tech but then quickly ran into a major bug, and then thankfully found out about bit.io, which is what I use for https://ditto…
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Comment #35763437
A set of utilities for myself, especially the private notes for sending sensitive information that is e2e encrypted: https://utiliti.dev/
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Comment #35515140
AWS Amplify is the worst AWS service I have used, by far. The console was constantly broken in chrome, their reverse proxy is slow, the pre-baked auth components with Cognito were …
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Comment #35455132
That's a really good idea, especially for the private notes functionality where you could pipe some output into a private note and get an e2e encrypted URL back. On the list, thank…
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Show HN: Utiliti – Online and OSS Utilities (Private Notes, JSON Viewer, etc.)
Hi HN! I was recently on a sabbatical and wanted to checkout the advancements in the frontend space. I would love to show you all https://utiliti.dev ! I often find myself resortin…
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Comment #35186176
I think this was sort of the key issue, it wasn't open source, but the docs / website was. Have been thinking of cleaning it up and open sourcing it.
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Comment #35185946
Oh man I kind of built something like this. I took the project down because I got semi-burned out while also having a full time job. I have a video still up at https://github.com/a…
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Comment #34875713
Is this a problem? It will only leak on the sender and receivers browser history.
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Comment #34875707
Today it does, but might need to find a way around it.
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Comment #34852186
I just finished building a similar tool: https://utiliti.dev/private-note/ Currently it’s just for plaintext, but might allow for more complex things like the website. The password…
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Comment #34278989
This was basically my holiday project - Photo: https://i.imgur.com/2AnP4pu.jpeg . I'm running Longhorn for storage but haven't figured out backup yet, and haven't got to grafana / …