thecodrr

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by thecodrr 5y ago
Discloser: I am the co-founder ( https://notesnook.com ) We used to ask our users 90% of the standard password requirements (min length 8, 1 special character, 1 digit, 1 capital etc). The result was a lot of people forgetting the
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by thecodrr 5y ago
The critical issue with this so-called stack is the effort to set this up. It seems simple in words but consider how many steps, tools, plugins, devices, human intervention are required to achieve it. Is it reliable? Nope. Is it better? Nop
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by thecodrr 5y ago
The process looks quite complicated and time consuming. I wonder how many FOSS projects will enroll. The criteria is alright but doesn't mention anything about library maintainers. In the end, it's money so I get why it has to be
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by thecodrr 5y ago
There's a bug that hijacks your back button. At least on mobile.
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React useRef(blog.notesnook.com)
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by thecodrr 5y ago
Not sure why this is more appealing than Wasabi? As far as I can see, Wasabi is cheaper, has great speeds, fantastic S3 compatibility, their dashboard is a joy to use so what is the actual "special" thing here? I mean sure, it&#x2
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by thecodrr 5y ago
You should also probably look at T&C of the services you are embedding to see if they allow it. There's a limit to how much integration you can add via an API. Not to mention that a lot of services don't even have an API or ha
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by thecodrr 5y ago
Except you can open them in an iframe. Which is what Dokkument (the product being promoted by the author) is doing. Not sure how much more useful that is than simply opening it in another tab which would work 100 times better since you won&
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Why Is Philosophy Important?(blog.streetwriters.co)
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React Native JSI: Part 2 – Converting Native Modules to JSI Modules(blog.notesnook.com)
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Are we ready for a world without privacy of data?(blog.notesnook.com)
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Notesnook v1.4.1 – A private notes alternative to Evernote(blog.notesnook.com)
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by thecodrr 5y ago
That sounds like a reasonable trade off.
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by thecodrr 5y ago
Wow. Very detailed feedback and very helpful as well. About storage: since the app is electron based, it stores everything in IndexedDB. I didn't want to use something separate because it'll add extra stress. However, your point a
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by thecodrr 5y ago
> What It Lacks - Markdown, or something similar - Import/export - revision control - hierarchical structuring - sharing notes with non-keep users - linking to other notes within the app Noticed this so wanted to pitch in. Notesnook
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by thecodrr 5y ago
Sounds convenient but not everyone has a Samsung Note device.
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by thecodrr 5y ago
> This means our tool has to be fast, and can’t burden you with questions like “In what folder should I put this?” that aren’t relevant in the moment. This is so important. I feel most note taking apps approach note taking the wrong way:
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Getting Started with React Native JSI Modules(blog.notesnook.com)
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Notesnook v1.4: private note publishing and a yearly plan(blog.notesnook.com)
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by thecodrr 5y ago
1. Joplin has no web version. 2. Joplin's so-called "encryption" is not their main focus 3. The organization features are barebones (without plugins) 4. Their export format (JEX) is horrible. 5. Their "cross-platform&quo
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by thecodrr 5y ago
All details about pricing are available here: https://notesnook.com/#pricing
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by thecodrr 5y ago
Either you are trolling or...I don't know.
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by thecodrr 5y ago
I have been brainstorming on how to make this possible. The use case in point was: creating notes via Email. I have a couple of rough ideas but I don't know how feasible they are security wise. The most reliable way would be to send no
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by thecodrr 5y ago
As Notesnook encrypts everything it isn't possible to send to any external provider. However, we have "Note publishing" in our roadmap that can potentially be used for this.
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Notesnook: A Private Note Taking Alternative to Evernote(blog.notesnook.com)
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Notesnook v1.3.6(github.com)
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Fdir 5.1.0(github.com)
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Show HN: I built the fastest encrypted storage for React Native using JSI(C++)(rnmmkv.vercel.app)
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MDN yari is now using fdir for 10x performance gains(github.com)
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by thecodrr 5y ago
> If you have the encrypted key 'somewhere safe', it is not account recovery because your key was never lost. It is just a more elaborate password change. Uh...what? I think you misunderstood. You use the "password" t

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