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short_description: r/place but Hugging Face Space
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HF will still serve an iframe pointing to the space, which is another iframe, ***layers***!
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Tries to use WS for faster communication, but IDK if HF will allow that, so XHR it may be (HTTPS)
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*Huggingface uses an iframe (site within a site) of the space,
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which uses another iframe (so, site in site in site),
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which uses WebSockets (what that is is unimportant) to go faster
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than https://, which is a secured internet request.
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[DoH](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS_over_HTTPS) - secure URL you navigate to so hackers don't get your history
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[HTTPS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTPS) - secure connection to the website so hackers don't get your data
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[VPNs](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_private_network) - secure both of those, but only if you trust the VPN provider to not sell your data or get hacked, or worse, do the hacking themselves
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I don't particularly **DIS**trust VPNs in general, I just find the overall concept suspicious
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short_description: r/place but Hugging Face Space
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# [r/place as a HF Space!](https://memetech.ca/space)
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It's not really different, just place a pixel every so often. It authenticates with Twitch because it's a common enough service and easy to authenticate with.
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The HF Space (**here!**) will be much slower than the [dedicated webpage](https://memetech.ca/space) (memetech.ca/space) because of nested browsing contexts:
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```html
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<iframe from=HF>
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<iframe from=space>
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<content />
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</iframe>
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</iframe>
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Effectively 2 tiny web browsers are existing inside your web browser, which is fine if you're using [a fast web browser](https://apple.com/safari), and not if you're using Chrome
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