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nobodyshere on Friday July 24, 2026 @04:31AM
from the show-hn dept.
Hi guys, here's a personal privacy app that I've been doing for a few months now.The idea is to have a secure offline way of encrypting messages and data on your device using HPKE and a selection of encryption key types, including Secure Enclave bound ones, to protect the data in transit or at rest. As in, encrypt and optionally sign, send by any means, and only have your designated recipient...
I would actually want that but all the existing implementations are slow, with poor support and none of them provides the smooth experience we can have on a dedicated desktop pc or laptop. Dex is just laughable. Ubuntu touch never took off.
Well they use the "save the kids" argument pretty often in the US to take away what's left of the privacy out there.
And that can be managed by proper browser settings at that establishment.
I'd easily pay for a personal gmail account which has all the privacy protections on and also 24/7 access to customer support via chat and phone. Sadly most of that is only provided for business accounts.
Isn't that 15% for first incoming $1M though?
Monitors with 3.5mm outputs however are not that rare.
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edit: it finally became available a bit later
Yeah, but I'd imagine if someone offered you to have Steam on ps5, you'd jump in instantly. At least I would. I'd even pay more for the nice compact hardware if it is currently subsidized.
I’ve also begun using trezor for the same purpose and from security standpoint it is even better. Onscreen pin code is required and a tap on the screen with the exact info on what service is trying to log in.
It easily pushes more in doom.
In having App Store as the only way to install common apps for their devices.
Yep. Also way more convenient to connect to modern android smartphones.
Unlike some competitors, Nitrokey contains a complete and standard compliant USB plug. This ensures thousands of insertions without connectivity issues.
Here I am waiting for a Type-C from them. Yet they claim that’s a good thing. What utter bullshit.
Except nobody knows when that's gonna really happen. I've personally switched to ed25519-sk wherever I could.
Normally I’d ask you for some kind of proof, but I know you won’t be able to output any of it.
I installed 8.3 through homebrew but its agent just doesn't allow me to do that. Also can't ssh-add an sk key.
Can't make that part work on Mac.
Not exactly true. Ubuntu 20.04 supports this out of the box and lots of VMs therefore also do.
I use a ubiquiti switch. I've decided to build my network with PoE in mind and one central location to power it all, backed up by a UPS.
Protect it how exactly? You can create firewall rules on DigitalOcean and limit the IP addresses from which the DNS server is accessible.
I do it on a PoE powered raspberry pi. Minimal effort, zero maintenance, no fees other than the initial purchase.
Wrong on both accounts. It is a stand-alone phone now.
Have they added group chats yet?
It would be just enough to allow people to install third party apps without having to use app store.
Just cut them out with adblock and you'll be fine.
I've just installed openwrt on mikrotik hap ac router. Damn that thing is nice. The UI is way more user friendly and expandable. Built-in pi-hole analog (adblock) works just fine, wpa3 support is also there. And all that is installed in just a few clicks.
Doesn't really seem that difficult. The patterns of picking up a phone, running with it and having it just lay on a vibrating surface are very different. It would be particularly easy to spot panic during a usual running routine.