Thanks again!

The full name is the Tenfingers sharing protocol (& implementation), but I think it’s not high on the search lists because it’s kind of unknown, I have now to publish it so that people can test it and start to use it regularly.

I’m thinking of starting off in ask lemmy, to find places where people might want to check it out, lots of smart people around here :-)

The hitech world was crazy back then, I programmed the DS with some similar hack made by some dude on the internet. Fun times.

I use the random number 4, I even rolled a dice to get a real random number instead of those “pseudo” random numbers. (XKCD?)

But your opinion does count! Thank you again.

This ten+ years project is coming to fruition, and I will have to switch gears away from dorky coding and, as you say, promoting the project. I’m a lousy promoter :-)

The name officially comes from the ten “fingers” holding your data (like when your PC is turned off, (*up to) ten others serve it), and unofficially from the reaction to five eyes (the spy thing Snowden uncovered). Finger in the eye sort of, as it circumvents the spying on people and data.

Time to promote I guess!

Thank you, yes I (I’m the creator) have ironed out the last large potential known problem (a specific type of mitm attack) and have been a bit overwhelmed by ordinary life lately. I’m working on what you might hint at, a less technical introduction to tenfingers. Basically it works like a decentralised online file system where you give the reading rights (to anyone or a select few) how you see fit. FOSS, encrypted & so on, more info in the above link :-)

BTW don’t hesitate to hit me up if there are any questions!

Cheers

Well Rpi is out of the question right away then right?

Lenovo thinkcentre tiny gang rise up!

I even use it as my daily driver (bumped RAM & storage), running Lemmy & Tenfingers plus all the usual jazz.

I will have to replace my old NAS one day because it’s super old, I’ll probably just chuck some drives into a think centre tower or something… I wonder how long time it will take before the electricity consumption would have made it cheaper to buy one of those increasingly expensive NASes…

Those pesky reboots will stop!

/s

The player will jump on it, what happens then?

Thanks! Jetbrains rock.

Is that a plugin?

Look! I bought this for free on capybaras website, there’s a glitch!

capybara: at least it didn’t throw an error.

/ jk 😁

Intello sense still won’t find the Godot classes :-/ (linux & C#)

It’s the teverse of precision for me, slow slow medium weee speeed!

Installed it, seems simple and efficient!

Would be nice to see all stats at the same time (and machine learning predicting them in the near future …).

That’s a Numpy type, not a Python typesm, try a=None b=None a==b

Yeah, such a service, deleting your files!

I ran into a fun one where both google and Xiaomi backed up my photos, that was a nightmare to save and clean out. They would write back deleted files (hey look we restored your list files!) and the other service would back them up again lol.

It’s almost as it’s not meant to be useful but a trap to fall into eh.

A non type should be a type. It should be of the type none. And it is in good script languages like Python so I don’t know why you think it shouldn’t.

I’d say C too because that’s the only one that would be True in a normal programming language and this is javascript so…

Let’s store the boolean there then!!