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   by bgrohman 10y ago

   Thanks. Are there any plans to have routine security audits done?
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   by bgrohman 10y ago

   Hi, I'm considering giving bitwarden a try. I'm curious, though - are there any 3rd party security scans for the product? And (only half-joking) can we get Tavis to review it?
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   by bgrohman 10y ago

   "Whenever my deepest beliefs and my desire to get out of work both point in the same direction, from here till the grave there’s not a force in the world that can turn me the opposite way." Words to live by.
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   Bootstrapping web tools with leverage and robustness(dev.to)

   2 points by bgrohman 10y ago|0 comments
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   by bgrohman 10y ago

   I wrote a personal bookmark web app to keep track of sites I visit frequently, group them, tag them, and search. It was a fun project, and I'm the only user, so there isn't any support overhead. It runs on a $5/month Linode i
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   by bgrohman 10y ago

   Thanks, that's a good message. In this case, though, the original article came from AP News, so I don't think there's anything wrong with reading it there.
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   by bgrohman 10y ago

   Original article on AP News in case your NY Times free article count is up: https://apnews.com/cf84bf54c2954de8baaa5fb6931a84d0/What-the...
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   by bgrohman 10y ago

   Working with knowledgeable, patient, and helpful developers who had experience with a wide range of technologies, processes, and coding styles.
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   by bgrohman 10y ago

   I didn't realize that feature exists until I read your post. Neat!
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    Currently using LastPass. Considering trying out bitwarden.
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    Use Tor? Use applications that offer end to end encryption?
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    Strong Towns 2016 Annual Report(strongtowns.org)

    2 points by bgrohman 10y ago|0 comments
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    Atheism, the Computer Model(nautil.us)

    4 points by bgrohman 10y ago|0 comments
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    Cool stuff. I'm building my own bookmarking service right now with a similar feature set. It supports tags, groups, search. I've thought a lot about offering it as a service, but I've decided against it for now for a few reas
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    The "Where This Is Headed" section sounds mostly like science fiction to me. But, hey, if someone does figure out how to give people the ability to photosynthesize from sunlight, sign me up ;)
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    My experience has been quite opposite. In fact, most of the HTML I've worked on was written by developers whose primary focus is server-side Java.
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    For what it's worth, the author mentioned that CSS Flexbox would also work, but the market share of IE 9 was too high at the time for him to use. That was 2014, and now the market share of IE (especially IE 9) is drastically lower. ht
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    Check out The School of Life[1]. "We offer videos, articles, products, events and services concerned with how to live wisely and well." Also, philosophy in general sounds like what you're after. [1] http://www.thes
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    I've been tempted to look into things like ownCloud ( https://owncloud.org/features/ ), but I just haven't been excited by what I've seen so far. What I'm thinking of is more of a single user web app
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    Check out http://lesswrong.com/ Also, Eliezer Yudkowsky wrote a book called Rationality: From AI to Zombies. http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25131230-rationality
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    Ask HN: What news/journalism/publications do you pay for?

    1 points by bgrohman 10y ago|2 comments
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    That's true. I've been considering the idea of building my own personal replacement for several Google services - Keep, Drive, and Photos mainly. Haven't decided it's worth the effort yet.
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    Google Photos works well.
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    I want to give vimwiki a try, but I need to be able to also use the wiki (read, search, navigate, write) from mobile. That's the only thing keeping me from trying it. I think I could store the files in Dropbox and at least read them fr
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    I've been using Google Keep for quick, short-lived notes and Google Drive for long-lived notes. If Google would add support for tagging files in Drive, I'd be able to switch to it completely. At one point, I used a directory of te
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    I'm in the process of switching back from osx on a Mac mini to a laptop dual booting Windows 10 and Ubuntu. I've been using Ubuntu almost exclusively. There are very few things I miss, actually. In fact, I'm struggling to thi
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    by bgrohman 10y ago

    Multiple Angular SPAs that live at different URLs (e.g. one at /admin, one at /foo, etc). The apps use shared Bower components as needed for common functionality such as the navigation components. Clicking on a nav link from &#x2F
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    by bgrohman 11y ago

    Cool, I'll have to check that out. Thanks for sharing!
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    by bgrohman 11y ago

    Thanks!
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    by bgrohman 11y ago

    Hey, thanks! I appreciate your feedback. That's a good suggestion.