Side Projects in the AI Era: The Ponzi Potato Story
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I finally built a game: an incremental browser game inspired by Universal Paperclips, with a pyramid scheme that only pays in potatoes. Here's why.
Side projects, web development, privacy and the occasional potato.
· 3 min read
I finally built a game: an incremental browser game inspired by Universal Paperclips, with a pyramid scheme that only pays in potatoes. Here's why.
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How sharrr.com shares files up to 100GB with zero-knowledge, end-to-end encryption: a look at the concept, the encryption and the download trick.
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A pamphlet for side projects: why you should work less, start a side project and treat it like child's play. Plus a tour of my own (too many) domains.
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Slack messages are never fully private. Use the scrt.link Slack app to share passwords, API keys and tokens via end-to-end encrypted one-time links.
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One-Time Secret ranks #1 for sharing secrets online, but there is a catch. A comparison of security, privacy and user experience with scrt.link.
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scrt.link is open source and now comes as an npm package: create end-to-end encrypted, one-time secret links programmatically in your own projects.
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How a fun idea for self-destructing messages turned into scrt.link, a privacy-first tool to share passwords and secrets via one-time links.