Peter Pistorius

@p4p8.bsky.social

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Co-creator of RedwoodJS, Rebuilding RedwoodJS for the personal software revolution: RedwoodSDK. Previously founded Snaplet. Tinkering with Vite, React, RSC, TypeScript, and Cloudflare's development environment.

import { defineLinks } from "@rr/links";

export const link = defineLinks([
'/',

'/user/login',
'/user/logout',
'/user/auth',

'/invoice/list',
'/invoice/:id',
'/invoice/:id/upload',
'/invoice/logos',
])

link('/invoice/:id/upload', { id: 1 }) // ⏎ '/invoice/1/upload'

The app was opened by entering a specific calculation within the calculator app, described by the developer of GrapheneOS as "quite amusing security theater",[10] where the messaging app then communicated with other devices via supposedly secure proxy servers, which also – unbeknownst to the app's users – copied all sent messages to servers controlled by the FBI. The FBI could then decrypt the messages with a private key associated with the message, without ever needing physical access to the devices.[5][11] The devices also had a fixed identification number assigned to each user, allowing messages from the same user to be connected to each other.[11]