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   A Small EC2 Instance Can Handle the Hacker News Front Page(journal.standardnotes.org)

   2 points by mobitar 10y ago|0 comments
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   Encryption Makes a Better World(journal.standardnotes.org)

   3 points by mobitar 10y ago|0 comments
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   by mobitar 10y ago

   You don't need to self-host on Standard Notes. The app is focused on privacy and longevity. Check out https://standardnotes.org .
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   by mobitar 10y ago

   Standard Notes has support for code, can theoretically support a LaTeX editor, and has a clean UI (but no dark mode yet). See extensions: https://standardnotes.org/extensions
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   by mobitar 10y ago

   Whoops, shouldn't be asking for those permissions. We're fixing this now.
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   by mobitar 10y ago

   This tool isn't targeted at Snapchat users ;)
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   by mobitar 10y ago

   Interesting, will keep that in mind, thanks.
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   by mobitar 10y ago

   Yup, this uses ChainPad as its underlying algorithm, which is made by the same guys at CryptPad.
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   by mobitar 10y ago

   Here's a sample document: https://extensions.standardnotes.org/collab/doc/741ec80a-366... Source is available here: https://github.com/standardnotes/collab-editor The editor relies on an
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    This isn't a full solution yet, but aims to be: Standard File [1]. Standard Notes [2], which aims for longevity above all else, is built on top of Standard File. [1] https://standardfile.org [2] https://standardn
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    Show HN: Advanced Markdown Editor for Standard Notes(standardnotes.org)

    5 points by mobitar 10y ago|0 comments
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    You might like Standard Notes[1]. It's an open source project I and a few others are working on. Focuses on longevity, portability, and privacy. Has full offline support and end-to-end encryption, as well as support for 3rd party exten
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Today maybe. But early adopters shape tomorrow.
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    You're right in that it's hard to create a new billion dollar privacy company. But there are plenty of opportunities to create "small businesses" focused on privacy. Basecamp sized companies. In fact, that's the adv
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    Privacy is Power: Why the fight for privacy matters(journal.standardnotes.org)

    352 points by mobitar 10y ago|147 comments
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Yes, it's all here: http://standardfile.org/#encryption
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Items are encrypted with random keys. No two items are ever encrypted with same key. Thus no need for IV, and makes implementations across platforms simpler.
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    If someone writes an extension for it :)
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    The way extensions work is that you can enable an arbitrary number of sync providers all at once. So you can have Dropbox enabled, Google Drive, maybe you even have a webserver on your computer so you run an extension from there that writes
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Yes see here for Evernote import tool: https://standardnotes.org/tools
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Thanks for bringing this up, will take a deeper look.
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Yup any db should do.
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Yes most likely, as a separate post. Would also recommend to join the Slack group for early beta/announcement: https://slackin-ekhdyygaer.now.sh/
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Simply hit Account, then Export Data. (Bottom left corner)
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Not yet, but this is definitely a use case we want to design for. It's not that it's not possible, just we've built up towards extensions linearly, and have started at the simple use case when you have an account. Not relying
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Not yet, but join the Slack group for early announcements. In development now: https://slackin-ekhdyygaer.now.sh/
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Thanks, now that I know people are using the Ruby server I'll start versioning it. I agree, those items would be great to have. Will definitely try to get to it. In the meantime, feel free to submit a pull request for any of those item
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    I just noticed today that that isn't working as intended. Will be releasing a revamped tags UI very soon that should make all this easier.
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Thanks for bringing this up, we'll add tab support and other shortcuts in an upcoming update.
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    by mobitar 10y ago

    Thanks! Extensions should allow for image and file upload functionality.