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How to Code Less and Influence People(journal.standardnotes.org)
2 points by mobitar 9y ago|0 comments
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by mobitar 9y ago
Oh no, thanks for the heads up. Will take a look.
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by mobitar 9y ago
Hey, thanks! The closest to a free trial right now would be the monthly plan, which you can cancel at any time and request a refund. I hope to build in free trials some time soon.
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by mobitar 9y ago
Because monetizing any business is really really hard. I work on Standard Notes ( https://standardnotes.org ), which is an encrypted notes app (think of it as an encrypted Evernote alternative). It's fully open source, and I&
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by mobitar 9y ago
Privacytools.io ( https://privacytools.io ) has a good collection. A lot of privacy software is FOSS. Standard Notes ( https://standardnotes.org ) is up there which is a free open-source encrypted notes app that I work o
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What is data privacy?(standardnotes.org)
2 points by mobitar 9y ago|0 comments
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Why simplicity is the only way forward(standardnotes.org)
2 points by mobitar 9y ago|0 comments
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Building Standard Notes to be long-lasting(standardnotes.org)
2 points by mobitar 9y ago|1 comments
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Surviving Open-Source(journal.standardnotes.org)
1 points by mobitar 9y ago|0 comments
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The Pmarca Guide to Startups, part 4: The only thing that matters (2007)(pmarchive.com)
64 points by mobitar 9y ago|17 comments
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by mobitar 9y ago
Also recommend checking out Standard Notes if you're looking for a cross platform encrypted notes app. It's built with Angular and open-source. https://standardnotes.org
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by mobitar 9y ago
There are pros and cons for each. React: once you get the framework down, it's a lot easier to build a native mobile app with React Native. There's no Angular Native. Angular: powerful and abundant. A little different, but flexibl
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by mobitar 9y ago
Standard Notes. Simple and encrypted. Available on every platform. Markdown and code editors, as well as custom themes. https://standardnotes.org
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A cleaner, easier Standard Notes(blog.standardnotes.org)
1 points by mobitar 9y ago|0 comments
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How to get your first 100 users(medium.com)
1 points by mobitar 9y ago|0 comments
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by mobitar 9y ago
I posted this on a similar thread a few days ago. For Standard Notes [0], here's what I did: 1. Comment on privacy related HN posts about a privacy-focused notes app. That would have gotten me 40-50 users. 2. Write articles [1] on encr
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by mobitar 9y ago
Not familiar with the intricacies of Ubuntu interface tbh. I'm mostly on Mac.
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by mobitar 9y ago
This is my goal for Standard Notes[0]. To focus on longevity and sustainablity. It's not easy, but it feels the right way to go about it. [0]: https://standardnotes.org
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by mobitar 9y ago
Honestly the app being open source is the least of my worries. The source code isn't the hardest part of running this operation. It's really the persistence in keeping going every day, even though some weeks you may see so little
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by mobitar 9y ago
Getting the first 100 users has actually been the easiest part of the process. It's getting 100 daily new users that's really hard. For Standard Notes[0], here's what I did: 1. Comment on privacy related HN posts about a priv
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How does Standard Notes handle conflicts?(blog.standardnotes.org)
1 points by mobitar 9y ago|0 comments
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In Silicon Valley, Software Uses You(journal.standardnotes.org)
2 points by mobitar 9y ago|0 comments
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by mobitar 9y ago
Now is just the beginning.
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by mobitar 9y ago
This is why Standard Notes was built. To focus on longevity. Not exactly a todo app, but supports Markdown extensions that allow lists. https://standardnotes.org
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Themes are now available for Standard Notes Web and Desktop(blog.standardnotes.org)
1 points by mobitar 9y ago|0 comments
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by mobitar 10y ago
Problem: notes app are increasingly complex and usually unencrypted. With all thats going on in on the privacy front, there needs to be a universal notes app that focuses on privacy, simplicity, and longevity. Project: Standard Notes. Focus
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VPNs Are Absolutely a Solution to a Policy Problem(journal.standardnotes.org)
385 points by mobitar 10y ago|256 comments
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by mobitar 10y ago
Do you mean showing a histogram of what other users have paid? That would be interesting.
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Standard Notes Extended is now pay-as-you-feel(standardnotes.org)
4 points by mobitar 10y ago|3 comments
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Custom themes for Standard Notes(standardnotes.org)
1 points by mobitar 10y ago|0 comments

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