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New approach to storing files and links
(medium.com)
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12y ago
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refut
12y ago
Thanks, we'll definetely review it.
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refut
12y ago
Thanks, we'll fix it.
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refut
12y ago
We just wanted to make Nooot to feel super "clean" that was the main reason, also security. But we are super flexible and maybe going to add links later if we'll see that people don't feel some kind of distracted by the
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refut
12y ago
Sorry for that, it is not intentional, we'll fix it.
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refut
12y ago
Thanks. Yes we tried to implement another way of sharing, not standard via url. Instead you can share notes via the key phrase on nooot - very easy to tell in person or via the phone.
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refut
12y ago
Thank you Very appreciated
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refut
12y ago
That’s a cool idea, thanks.
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refut
12y ago
Thanks a lot for the feedback! That’s how we use Nooot on our own :) You can just delete the text from the note after you’ve copied the link, it will be deleted permanently.
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refut
12y ago
We don’t do that, so you can actually collaborate on one note in real time with others.
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refut
12y ago
Really good points, thanks.
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refut
12y ago
Thanks, that’s an interesting way to look at Nooot
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refut
12y ago
Thanks for the feedback, we just tried to make it as "clear" as possible, but your point definitely makes sense.
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refut
12y ago
Thanks for the kind words. I like the idea of locking nooots, gonna think about it. Right now you can just choose a longer phrase. Regarding the link sharing, we wanted to make it that way, because we felt it will be easier later to tell
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Show HN: Nooot – Share text using the key phrase, access it from anywhere
(nooot.co)
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12y ago
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Can BlackBerry remain in the mobile enterprise?
(computerweekly.com)
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12y ago
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Five signs that Amazon is the new Microsoft
(computerweekly.com)
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12y ago
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refut
12y ago
Agreed. But when i write code everyday, it become so common to use counting from zero than from 1.
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Ask HN: Why new user on HN starts with karma=1?
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12y ago
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ARM and Qualcomm Release a New Guide About 32-bit to 64-bit SoCs
(cnx-software.com)
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12y ago
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