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by laurent123456 3y ago
Weird to start a project in js instead of TypeScript these days. That doesn't give a good feeling about his privacy-focused app which will probably have plenty of subtle bugs and security holes.
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by laurent123456 3y ago
What's different from the other crowdsourcing platforms for open source?
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by laurent123456 3y ago
With 17,000+ pre-registrations, it sounds like their ad campaign wasn't well targeted either. You can get a ton of people visiting your app page but if it's done based on vague or generic keywords, the clicks you get won't me
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by laurent123456 3y ago
The "This is fine" achievement is funny but doesn't seem right. The top user ppdemo indeed has a repo where he apparently creates one issue every minute, but there's only a few open issues so he must be deleting them too
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Joplin has a web clipper, so it can be used as "read it later" tool
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Not sure why "refused". We want to support it but it's not trivial and it doesn't help that we don't have the hardware to test this. It will be done eventually
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Joplin does have a Web Clipper
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Glad you like the app and thanks for the kind words! For separation between work and personal notes, we know support multiple profiles, as described here, available on both mobile and desktop: https://joplinapp.org/news&#x2F
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Nextcloud has a surprisingly inefficient WebDAV implementation. It's not clear how they got it so wrong compared to, say, Nginx or Apache WebDAV, but they did. Maybe they are doing some processing on each request, creating thumbnails,
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by laurent123456 3y ago
In which way can it be exploited?
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by laurent123456 3y ago
"Custom" would be the way Apple Notes or Evernote stores their data in opaque binary blobs. SQLite is standard and you can open it with plenty of third-party tools, but I see your point about plain text files being more convenient
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by laurent123456 3y ago
> In 40 years I'll still be able to read those files (though the storage media is a very different story) With Joplin, you can easily archive as Markdown+FrontMatter and that format will still be readable 40 years from now with text
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We plan to update the mobile app so it's good to know what needs to be improved.
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Contrary to popular belief, the mobile app is not forgotten - I count about 40 releases in total for the past 12 months. We probably spend as much time working on it than on the desktop one, but unfortunately it is much harder to develop fo
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by laurent123456 3y ago
I don't know about Boostnote but Joplin is still actively developed. Just check the changelogs, and all that is open source: https://joplinapp.org/changelog/ https://joplinapp.org/changelog_android
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Which backend did you use for sync? You usually get better sync performance by either self-hosting or using Joplin Cloud. I don't know of any good WebDAV provider, let alone a free one, and even the paid ones have limitations that make
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by laurent123456 3y ago
I mean that 10 years ago everybody was trying to figure out what to do with blockchains - I remember building a PoC for a blockchain-based crowdfunding website (didn't take off), but we had no idea why we were even doing that. It'
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Well it's already here if you care to look. So much stuff is already generated by AI, I use it, many non-technical people I know use it. They didn't have to be taught how it works, it's very accessible, it just works and it c
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Hype, maybe, but it's obviously not a passing fad like crypto was. Back then many people were trying to figure out what to do with it and we still don't really know. A week after ChatGPT was out and plenty of people were already u
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Lemmy is decentralised so... no?
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Love the idea, but I'm wondering if the backend could leverage one of the fediverse technologies? For example when someone comments or upvotes a page, a post for that page is automatically created on a Lemmy instance, and that will be
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by laurent123456 3y ago
It's funny how local-first is now considered "a new type of application". Ten years from now there will be a blog post here presenting a revolutionary type of application - "online first", to reduce the need of all
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by laurent123456 3y ago
IANAL, but I'm wondering if this license really is GPL3? Because it's like a modified version of it - "GPL3 with a condition". From there, that possibly non-GPL3 license says that you can "use" the software, bu
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by laurent123456 3y ago
There would be extra complexity for sure, especially with key management, but I don't think it would affect sync much. It's end-to-end so by definition it should only happen client-side, and instead of sending plaintext to the clo
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Is encryption at rest that useful? These days it's trivial to enable full disk encryption on most systems so it's not so important what individual apps are doing. E2EE is definitely important however, personally I wouldn't us
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Misleading clickbait title
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Even high end Logitech peripherals aren't exactly great. I bought a Logitech wireless keyboard with backlighting a few years ago. It was nice but there was some hardware bug and when not in use the lights would be flashing all day and
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by laurent123456 3y ago
In many ways it's really just MVC (at least the fat model / skinny controller style) except they renamed the elements: - Dispatcher = Controller - Store = Model - View = View And the actions are the messages sent from the user to
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Show HN: GitHub Actions Raw Logs Viewer – Extension for Chrome(github.com)
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Joplin Coding Style(joplinapp.org)
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