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Re: Show HN: Instant, Self-Destructing Websites

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Post by JacKTrocinskI » Tue, Sep 24, 2019, 8:12 AM UTC

mendeza wrote: post #30

This one is my favorite: https://sdnotes.com/facebook

Haha, that's great. This --> https://sdnotes.com/deadmau5

Re: Show HN: Instant, Self-Destructing Websites

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Post by JacKTrocinskI » Tue, Sep 24, 2019, 8:24 AM UTC

Would be cool if people could comment posts as well, great idea!

Re: Show HN: Instant, Self-Destructing Websites

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Post by irrational » Thu, Sep 26, 2019, 3:47 AM UTC

firefwing24 wrote: post #38

https://sdnotes.com/reddit >tfw when someone doesn't have a strong password.

I assume a lite site like this doesn't having any kind of rate limiting feature so it would be simplicity to brute force a page's password.

Re: Show HN: Instant, Self-Destructing Websites

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Post by irrational » Thu, Sep 26, 2019, 3:48 AM UTC

unfl wrote: post #11

garysahota93 wrote: post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Yeah, I had a question around how to stop people from claiming "legit" brands and bashing them? I could easily see someone take a brand like Uber or Airbnb and start creating content that could get the actual brand in legit trouble. Cool concept though! I like the simplicity.

Good question and it's definitely a concern. For now, I'm just monitoring things manually, but certainly would need a more scalable system if the site grows.

So how many of the images that have been linked to are child porn?

Re: Show HN: Instant, Self-Destructing Websites

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Post by mrdobelina » Sat, Sep 28, 2019, 11:24 AM UTC

Really cool

Re: Show HN: Instant, Self-Destructing Websites

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Post by lensopra » Mon, Sep 30, 2019, 8:58 PM UTC

garysahota93 wrote: post #6

SheinhardtWigCo wrote: post #2

This is cool, but seems ripe for abuse. Do you have a plan to deal with that?

Yeah, I had a question around how to stop people from claiming "legit" brands and bashing them? I could easily see someone take a brand like Uber or Airbnb and start creating content that could get the actual brand in legit trouble. Cool concept though! I like the simplicity.

I understand the concern, but I wonder if it's real. I can bash Facebook in this comment right now, lie, but is HackerNews legally responsible for this comment? I honestly don't know the laws. Seems like I should.