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Does anybody run maddy ( https://github.com/foxcpp/maddy ) in production or for personal matters?

Now really sure that it'll help you, but in Kazakhstan digital signatures can be legally significant (have equal significance as hand-written signatures) in case if several require…

The article neglects the details of crafting the private key which are provided in the original blog post: https://www.agwa.name/blog/2015/12 IMO crafting the public key alone does…

I'm talking about a broad range of scenarios where it's impossible to use standard tools, like this one: - You need to transfer some data from your machine to the one you do not tr…

Magic Wormhole ( https://github.com/warner/magic-wormhole ) is an incredible piece of software that facilitates data transfer between computers when URL/id/hash digital transfer or…

In case when remote control capabilities are not required, one could use jitsi ( https://jitsi.org ) video conferencing service which provides screen sharing capabilities (implemen…

Never did, thank you! I'll try to contact them!

Yes, 19" rack-mount server chassis would be a perfect solution, but it is not mandatory. The previous best bet were ORWL devices but I never managed to use them because of several …

Hi HN! I'm looking for a manufacturer of tamper resistant server hardware for a side project. The main requirement: in case of an attempt to access server internals the server has …

What bothers me a lot, is that no one talked about a possible leak of private npm repositories accounts. Keys (along with repository urls) are usually stored in .npmrc along with a…

It would be great if you could elaborate on this: "Sending to an Unbuffered Channel Returns As Soon As the Target Receiver Is Ready" As far as I understand, the problem is that the…

We used riot.im for 2-3 participants and it worked fine. Maybe somebody has more experience with it?

An idea of an autonomous cyber pet detached of any clouds and vendor infrastructure appeals to me a lot. But what Sony offers is a kind of a tentacle of a huge corporation.

Probably Librem 5 would suit, but it is still in development. https://puri.sm/shop/librem-5/

Syncthing ( https://syncthing.net/ ) works well for tech guys. It's oss and bidirectional.

They are doing a better job - such announcements attract community attention and potentially lead to further funding.

Have you considered using dygraphs ( http://dygraphs.com/ )? It is designed to endure large ammounts of data.

I'm not shure that it is a good idea to create (and use) such packages as 'parse-any-structed-file'. If you know what you need, then you can use an optimized implementation.