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How about using syncthing instead of ssh?

I explain: instead of enabling ssh to your computer, which may make some users uncomfortable, you use syncthing to sync the folder of the project you are working on. You can open claude code in any android terminal and keep working on the latest changes of your folder. No shell access given.

Anyone?

Re:The Emerging AI Society on Friday January 02, 2026 @01:04PM (#46467527)
I guess a good way to see it is as The Plan as the DNA, that can evolve, and the processes as cells. Humans are creating the initial functional cell. Then it will learn to replicate, and start evolving. Then work as multi-cellular being.
Re:The Emerging AI Society on Friday January 02, 2026 @12:32PM (#46467162)
A thought experiment on AI as a different kind of being, forming a new society with its own evolutionary pressures and survival strategies.
Re:Kali with GUI on LXD on Wednesday October 04, 2023 @02:27PM (#37769518)
How to run Kali Linux with GUI apps in a LXD container.

I don't have a comment section on my blog (yet), and HN is problably the main audience of this post so I leave it here to get some feedback.

Cheers!

I couldn't agree more with this article.

> If it’s not helpful for your team, don’t do it!

100%

What is the difference with the Matrix protocol? Matrix is already open-source, there are libraries publicly available that implement it, both for clients and serves, in different languages. Why not just adopting it?
Re:Ask HN: Could you share your personal blog here? on Thursday July 06, 2023 @07:05AM (#36614068)
https://craftyduck.rocks

I started this year. I only have one decent post about my project of hunting wasps with lasers. Already working on the next one: Setting up a Kali with GUI on LXC containers.

What hardware would then you use to get a secure environment? Is there something better that system76? Orange Pi?

What do the big players use to avoid loosing secrets?

What do you think about System76 and Purism hardware? Is there any hope in there? At least hardware-wise?
Is that boot process closed source?
So, you think ARM has its own version of IME/PSP?
Is there a way to check it out?
Re:Decision fatigue on Wednesday March 04, 2020 @02:40PM (#22487201)
Cool tool. You should make it a PWA.
Re:Ask HN: How do you organize everything you want to do? on Tuesday January 15, 2019 @09:20AM (#18911242)
I do the same! I even started a project so I can have Trello on the terminal to faster access and manage my tasks.

If someone is interested on using/collaborating: https://github.com/goferito/termllo

Re:Ask HN: No evidence ever for Windows/iOS source leaks? on Tuesday September 11, 2018 @06:47AM (#17958534)
Then, defending Windows to be more secure for being close source makes no sense. Thanks!

Ask HN: No evidence ever for Windows/iOS source leaks?

I've seen some talks of elite hackers defending Windows is a more secure OS over open source solutions because malware developers can't easily find vulnerabilities if they don't have access to the code.I ask myself, has never been found evidence of governments/mafias to have copies of Windows/iOS source code?

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That money could have gone to continue Firefox OS :(
Re:Firefox 56 supports headless mode on Windows on Friday June 23, 2017 @05:47AM (#14618017)
Please don't forget about Linux
Re:Waymo: Google's self-driving car company on Wednesday December 14, 2016 @07:58AM (#13175614)
I think that's the key. Without the driver and gas costs, it should be as cheap as a public bus, but taking you from front door to front door.
Re:Ask HN: How do you escape Google? on Tuesday July 05, 2016 @08:04AM (#12035798)
I agree that it's very hard at this point to completely remove Google from our lives. But we shouldn't do nothing and give up. The best solution is almost always something in the middle. That's what I aim for. Maybe I can't get rid of Android at this point, but maybe there are some configurations that might be an improvement, and have a bit more privacy on my Android phone. For example, I had to manually deactivate the location history (active by default), and all this tracking stuff you can see on the myactivity page that for me it's more intrusive than the benefit Google may give me from that data.

Ask HN: How do you escape Google?

Appreciated HN Community,I, naively, really had hope on the Don't be Evil motto. But the Google's trend of invading our privacy a bit more every day without asking at all for our permission, tracking absolutely everything, I think it's getting too far. Their open support to TTP has felt like a slap in the face of awakening reality. Their presumed support Hillary also concerns me quite a bit.As...

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Re:Ask HN: How can I trust Google Analytics? on Thursday July 09, 2015 @11:56AM (#9858644)
Hostname can also be easily faked
Re:Ask HN: How can I trust Google Analytics? on Thursday July 09, 2015 @10:55AM (#9858175)
But you can also fake the domain don't you? By changing the /etc/hosts or a personal DNS server..

Anyway, looks like the best option.

Re:Ask HN: How can I trust Google Analytics? on Thursday July 09, 2015 @10:27AM (#9857997)
Is there any other reliable tool I can use instead?

Ask HN: How can I trust Google Analytics?

I've made a small proof of concept with Google Analytics. I was checking that running the frontend code coming from my localhost I could already receive the events on my Google Analytics (GA) account. So GA is just not running any kind of validation on where the events are coming from (domain check or something). Then, since the tracking ID remains public, it's possible to just send any kind of...

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