SilentNuke

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   by SilentNuke 3y ago

   I've also been a paid user of Alfred for nearly a decade. I tried Raycast in it's early stages, also became a paid user, and haven't gone back to Alfred. I adore and appreciate Alfred, it was one of the first applications I w
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   by SilentNuke 3y ago

   > That's why AWS Secrets, for example, use specialized hardware that are hardened for this use case. I'm curious what your source is for this claim. I presume when you say AWS Secrets that you're referring to AWS Secrets
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   by SilentNuke 10y ago

   It being closed source doesn't mean that they are any less trustworthy or competent. Trust me, I am totally on board with what you're saying. In this case though, I'd say there would be no need for concern. The developer behi
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   by SilentNuke 12y ago

   I've searched high and low, all over the place for a bookmarking service that satisfies and works well. I've even thought of developing my own, or improving a now defunct service. However, I've recently started using Pinboard
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   by SilentNuke 12y ago

   Ruby (and certainly Rails) is still very much in-demand, and I'd say is still "trending" in terms of development languages. Granted, Ruby (Rails) tends to get lost in the sauce with the continual uprising of new languages and