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492 FIPS 140-2 certificates still active, 23 days before the sunset
Threshold Schnorr signs in 3ms, threshold ECDSA in 5s
The key that never exists: a threshold signing ceremony in the browser
FIPS 140-3 is not a security guarantee, and auditors know it
You Can't Audit Entropy After the Fact
Show HN: I scanned 50k radio streams and built an app for the ones that work
https://github.com/meehow/receiver
I got tired of radio apps that make you hunt for working streams. Most directories are full of dead links, duplicates, and placeholder logos - so I built Receiver.I scan ~50k streams from radio-browser.info, verify each one is actually reachable and streaming, deduplicate, fetch proper logos, and ship the result as a clean SQLite database with the app. What survives: ~30k stations, all...
Show HN: Receiver – Internet radio for GNOME with 30K pre-verified stations
https://github.com/meehow/receiver
This is my first GNOME / Vala app. Let me know what do you think.
Why Zig Developers Earn the Most (2024)
- You can use Meshtastic CLI.
- Docs are in git repository in .mdx format: https://github.com/meshtastic/meshtastic
All "sins" you mentioned are results of trying to be more convenient for users used to web browsers. Current state of web is pretty far from being decentralized, including web3.
It's automatically pushed to docker hub.
docker run -it --rm meehow/privtrackerEvery piece of software should come with a song [video]
School ruins kids and how it has probably ruined you too
Pascal's creator and computer pioneer Niklaus Wirth has passed away
https://hntelegraph.com/post/bluetooth-keystroke-injection-v...
Show HN: Hacker News Telegraph: News generated from your comments
Ledger's NPM account has been hacked
Understanding Multi-Signature Wallets and Signature Thresholds
Gresham's law: "bad money drives out good"
Draw Some Music
Open Source
Ask HN: How do you discover new websites?
Over time, my go-to websites (i.e. StumbleUpon, Digg, Reddit) have either shifted focus, faded away, or seen a decline in quality. I'm curious – what tools or approaches do you employ to unearth fresh and diverse (non-technical) content?