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Privacy, Control, Longevity, Built for Mac, Fun. See details https://usebilly.app/en/features
Plans are 3€ per month, 25€ yearly or 80€ lifetime.
An RSS cross posting service
It is based on Nostr.
The TL;DR is that iroh is a library and an architectural pattern to establish peer-to-peer QUIC connections between machines, even if they are behind routers (NAT gateways). It's not a replacement for WireGuard, HTTPS or BitTorrent, instead, it's a building block that you can use to build applications on top of it, but you need to bring your own application protocol and business logic. It's just a very dumb, very reliable pipe between 2 machines anywhere in the world.
Instead of building over UDP, the project builds over QUIC (that is over UDP).
Concepts:
- Endpoint: base unit of iroh. Two endpoints can establish a connection.
- Address: instead of IP addresses, endpoints have addresses that are Ed25519 signing keys.
- Connection: a QUIC connection between 2 endpoints. The connection use QUIC multipath extension, so the connection can flow through multiple pyssical paths.
- Relays: help endpoints punch holes through NATs and relay traffic when it's not possible. They allow to be internet-reachable. The default is the public relays provided by the N0 company, but a relay can be hosted and use privately.
- Discovery / Lookup: through DNS and pkarr signed packets to map an Ed25519 key to IP addresses.
- Transport: over UDP and QUIC handles the reliability and encryption. The transport can be carried over Bluetooth, Tor, radio or serial.
- protocol: application level communication (advertised in TLS' ALPN field of QUIC). A few are provided by iroh's team such as Blobs, RPC, HTTP/3
A perfect timing because:
- there is a growing sentiment against big tech and the US era of cooperation's end. Thus some are turning to build open and decentralized solutions.
- the invasion of Ukraine and industrial advances in China have revealed to the world the incredible leverage offered by cheap drones and robots. There is an area of semi-autonomous machines that need to communicate over heterogenous physical networks (radio, satellite, Wifi, ...) which is completely different that the traditional everything-over-internet (IP) model.
Current limitations of Iroh:
- rebrand to "P2P made easy" instead of "IP addresses break, dial keys instead"
- less bloated public API
- easier integration with application-layer protocols (plug-and-play HTTP/3)
- advanced routing and relay-to-relay communication.
Well, a way to get a usable file explorer in windows. It's crazy Microsoft doesn't improve the file explorer and let some projects take over their own software.
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OpenBao is an open source, community-driven secrets manager and fork of Vault managed by the Linux Foundation's OpenSSF.
The rich text editor that gets out of your way. Zero framework lock-in, full control over every feature, and an architecture built for the real world.
Get the metadata in order: SEO, meta tags, robots, ...
It's fancy.
Astro image gallery with lightbox, pyramid multi-row layout, and accessible controls.
It reduces the noise of the input and the AI consumes 90% less tokens. These tokens are less noise for the AI to compute.
Source: https://github.com/chopratejas/headroom
The documentation: https://headroom-docs.vercel.app/docs
Add Postgres-style NOTIFY/LISTEN semantics to SQLite, with built-in durable pub/sub, task queue, and event streams, without client polling or a daemon/broker.
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Global Threat Intercept — Real-Time Geospatial Intelligence Platform
Use cases:
- track air force one and private jets
- connect an AI agent as co-analyst
- communicate on the InfoNet testnet
- Retrieve live country dossier
- 11 000+ CCZV cameras
- monitor satellites overhead
- track naval traffic
- follow earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, active wildfires
- map military bases, 35 ++++ power plants, 2k data centers and internet outage regions
- connect to Meshtastic mesh radio nodes and APRS amateur radio networks
- detect ground changes through cloud cover
- track trains
Meet hihtml, a convenient abstraction that allows you to validate HTML pages using HTML-validate, that checks on deprecated markup using ObsoHTML, that comes with a built-in link checker, and that minifies the respective web pages using HTML Minifier Next!
A container-based approach to boot a full Android system on regular GNU/Linux systems running Wayland based desktop environments.
Print 128 bits on a punch card and read it from the webcam.
The goal isn't to program a computer; it's to store highly sensitive data on a medium that won't get erased. Like a crypto wallet key or a master password.
The webcam is used to read the punchcard via another python script.
It's more robust than a USB storage, an old paper or something similar.
other source: https://hackaday.com/2026/05/16/21st-century-punch-cards-are-3d-printed-and-read-by-opencv/