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Show HN: Otpgen – Library to generate TOTP/HOTP codes (written in Go)(github.com)
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Otpgen: Library to generate TOTP/HOTP codes (Golang)(github.com)
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by grijul 6y ago
Location edit: Gurgaon/Gurugram
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by grijul 6y ago
Location: Delhi/NCR, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C#, .Net Core/Framework, microservices, MSSQL/Oracle SQL, Angular, HTML5/CSS/JS, Elasticsearch, MongoDB, Python, C/C++, Linux/W
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Ask HN: What service(s) need significant improvement?
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by grijul 6y ago
Location: Delhi/NCR, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C#, .Net Core/Framework, microservices, MSSQL/Oracle SQL, Angular, HTML5/CSS/JS, Elasticsearch, MongoDB, Python, C/C++, Linux/W
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by grijul 6y ago
I wrote a TOTP library and a client program that uses this library (in C - as an attempt of learning C) to make the desktop tool compatible with andOTP encrypted files. Things went well. I was able to get OTPs from andOTP encrypted JSON fil
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by grijul 6y ago
> Arch’s greatest asset is its speed and excellent binay distribution. And its wiki. > If you just want to “learn” I suppose, then by all means. Yep that was the only purpose. But I don't see this happening anytime soon.
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by grijul 6y ago
I've been distro hopping for since I have introduced myself to linux (2-3 years I think). Tried Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Suse, Mint, Arch, and a few random distros I found on distrowatch. Finally settled for Arch (with KDE) and using it
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by grijul 6y ago
I was introduced to game development (and my first "real" project) through CoronaSDK 3-4 years ago. Wrote a very simple android game. Ah it was fun! :-)