gatesphere

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by gatesphere 13y ago
Leo is the last outliner you'll ever need. http://leoeditor.com/
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by gatesphere 13y ago
Leo ( http://leoeditor.com/ ) + SpiderOak are what I use. TiddlyWiki was a fun toy, but I could never really grok its true power.
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by gatesphere 13y ago
I know typography is a very touchy issue, but I'd suggest a different font for the terminal... the 1 (one) and l (ell) are almost identical. Looks like typing 'he1p'. I'd suggest DejaVu Sans Mono - the only monospaced font I've ever seen t
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by gatesphere 13y ago
I would recommend leo: http://leoeditor.com/
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by gatesphere 14y ago
Their android app functions, but it's more of a client to access your files rather than automatically sync them. I might have missed something in the options, but as far as I know it's just a file browser.
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by gatesphere 14y ago
The only one I can really recommend is SpiderOak, due to their zero-knowledge policy on what users upload. Everything is encrypted with your password, and if you lose that, you're SOL. They have no way of seeing what you've uploaded, so t
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by gatesphere 14y ago
My personal blog stack is toto + heroku (for free!) with karakuri. I host downloads and code snippets in a github repo... it works wonders. For my personal portfolio site, I use a custom written static site generator in python (called ptah
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by gatesphere 14y ago
Hopping on the begging train: gatesphere [at] gmail. Thanks!
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by gatesphere 14y ago
Having worked with Lime hands-on, it is certainly going to make splashes. It's a fabulous idea and deserves much more attention than it's getting.