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6y ago
I will add it. You will probably be surprised, but I wasn't aware of this one when starting my project! In a way, this is fortunate, because it was an interesting journey to code this :)
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nFreezer is different to RClone and Duplicity on a very important point (for me because I often move big multimedia projects): if you move `/path/to/10GB_file` to `/anotherpath/subdir/10GB_file_renamed`, no dat
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Hi there! Author here. I created nFreezer initially for my needs, because when doing remote backups (especially on servers on which we never have physical access), it's hard to 100% trust the destination server. Being curious: how do y
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Show HN: NFreezer – Encrypted-at-rest remote backup tool
(github.com)
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Having infinite pan/zoom is a very exciting, you always have free room to write new things! I made BigPicture a few years ago for this purpose. Live demo: https://josephernest.github.io/bigpicture.js/index.html N
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100% in browser editing tools (no upload to server)
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Are you me? I could have written the exact same blog article! I have the same experience this month, I ended spending hours to be able to use an e-book I bought, and I also finally needed to convert it multiple times, install shady software
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Show HN: Vversioning – A (quick and dirty) versioning system for small projects
(github.com)
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1) Great project! Is there a simple way to install it without having to install Node.js or Haskell or Ruby? (I don't want to install Node.js just for it) Is there a apt-get install tldr solution on recent Debian / Ubuntu
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7y ago
Also available here: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/fastreply
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Show HN: FastReply – Lightweight template system for your emails (Gmail, etc.)
(afewthingz.com)
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Is there an alternative with similar ease of use, i.e. you just pack the files, create a Dockerfile, and push it live? (For same reasons as other comments, I don't want to use another Google service for this, risk of being locked out,
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I use the same method for years: big single .txt file, with hashtags that are CTRL+F searchable, exactly the same! Among all the organization/notetaking methods I've tried, this is really the best. No fancy app in the browser, but
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(It uses AES encryption)
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Show HN: Sdfgh – Encrypted notes. Don't trust it, just read its 65 lines of code
(github.com)
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Ask HN: As indie-developer, which code-signing do you use for your .exe files?
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I already visited their website, but I don't see how to do chapters, sections, subsections, etc. Should this be done in LaTeX or in Markdown (using #, ##, etc.) or pandoc specific? Would you have an example of document with chapters mi
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Ask HN: Is there something more convenient than LaTeX to write math (Markdown?)
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Also, ProductHunt link: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/showsubjectgmail/
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Show HN: ShowSubjectGmail – Edit the “subject” field in Gmail
(chrome.google.com)
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The major thing I don't like with this current system is that each time you want to modify an option, the docs always say "Go in Menu XYZ, Submenu ABC, etc. and uncheck this checkbox". => At the end, you always have to ope
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How do people generally do "2. Can you make a build in one step?" ( https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/08/09/the-joel-test-12-s... ) with Android Studio? Is there something I missed in AS to automate
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Build an Android app from a to Z without opening AndroidStudio even once
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I created http://bigpictu.re exactly for this. Maybe you ll find it useful.
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Yopp – an easy way to send a file from phone to computer
(josephbasquin.fr)
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That is probably the point. A random post about programming from a random guy can be potentially useful for one's own projects in the future. So I can project myself in the project of someone else when reading HN (sorry my english is
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Maybe... Why do we care about programming tech projects from random people, and nobody would care about music from random people?
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Ask HN: Is there no real “Show your music” website worldwide, similar to ShowHN?
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Doesn't it use a database? From README: > If the engine is searching a position that is not in the tablebases (e.g. a position with 7 pieces) and it speaks a lot about tablebases. What is it?
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Is it only this code and nothing else? https://github.com/mcostalba/Stockfish/tree/ONE_PLY/src Is there no DB or machine learning inside?
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