Archive link without paywall: https://web.archive.org/web/20220425210619/https://www.nytim...

I agree, this makes this headline quite different from what it was originally :(

Archive link without paywall: http://web.archive.org/web/20180729024838/https://www.thedai...

I really like your motto! Thanks for sharing it

I contributed to a really nice project on GitHub, called https://weexpire.org/.

Basically, you create encrypted notes that are readable by the people you shared the link with only if you do not respond to an automatic email. Simple, yet efficient.

I would to know how much traffic this website receives

It was about 80Mbps earlier this year: https://twitter.com/kjd/status/1405887961791569924

I also want to know how many secrets just flow in

For a while my Amazon Alexa gadget was hitting three domains several times an hour, example.com/net/org. I looked with tcpdump and verified it was following every lookup with an HTTP get.

I only left the Alexa on for a week while I was recovering from eye surgery, but it made those the top three most frequently queried domains for that whole month on my pi-hole charts.

Presumably it was some connectivity test, but all three of those domains were hosted at the same IP at the time. Which would defeat the point of using three domains, if the goal was to reduce the possibility of one outage causing a false negative on the test.

Hey guys ! I started working on a small personal project written in Go, and I'm seeking feedbacks, ideas, issues...

shaloc allow you to share over HTTP files and folders. You can encrypt them using AES-256, randomize the URI, generate zip files to share folders etc... It aims to be intuitive and fast to use.

If you have a feedback or a comment, don't hesitate ;)