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by vhanda 5y ago
Would it be correct to say that "Sigstore" is only for containers and not all software? I'm genuinely confused. Does this also apply to "user-facing" software such as CLI tools or GUIs?
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by vhanda 5y ago
Some ways in which telemetry can be useful - * Figuring out which features are not being used, and being able to change things according. This also covers UI decisions - Oh. We added this new toolbar. Is anyone actually using it? * Prioriti
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by vhanda 5y ago
> Yes, you install the javascript snippet which is one line of code into the <head> section of your website and that's it. That allows the plugin to change the title and description for you. Right. Without knowing exactly what
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by vhanda 5y ago
Hello. Minor feedback - - It wasn't clear to me how I would integrate this in my website. Would I have to add some code or can this be done in some other way. - In the end, I signed up, after which it asked permission to "See and
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by vhanda 5y ago
Hey. I tried to signup, and it redirected me to the login page in the french language. My locale is English. After manually changing the url to use English, and trying to Sign In, it redirected me to the French Signup Page. Something strang
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by vhanda 5y ago
> Unfortunately, if some guy walks up to a woman at an event and acts creepy, this demands that a woman record every moment of her life in case she has to defend herself if she calls him out... We're throwing away "innocent unt
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by vhanda 5y ago
This seems really amazing. Please excuse my paranoia. Your privacy policy is very well written and easy to read. That's rare. However, Is there someway I can make Fig not send any data to anyone else? From what I understand, Fig does s
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by vhanda 5y ago
Maybe the future is having some kind of Faraday cage around your devices. Or maybe even around the house. This might be possible in apartments.
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by vhanda 5y ago
Kind of - There is an option to always add specific frontmatter when creating a new file. It's however in the pro version. I'm yet to implement proper templating support. Could you please vote on the issue? https://gith
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by vhanda 5y ago
Disclaimer: App Author If your Hugo blog is stored in Git, you could try out GitJournal [0][1]. It's a mobile based Markdown editor integrated with Git. Many people seem to use it for managing their Hugo/Jekyll blogs. [0] https:&
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by vhanda 5y ago
Yup. You're right. You can do that. You then have the problem of writing and maintaining the code for the IAP, which isn't always trivial. But yes, absolutely do-able. At this point it's the same thing as selling an invisible
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by vhanda 5y ago
It's really not the same thing. With Donations you want a subset of users to pay for the app, who really want to. With a paid app, every one needs to pay. Also, a donation is very different than selling something from a legal point of
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GitJournal: The Last 3 Months(gitjournal.io)
1 points by vhanda 6y ago|0 comments
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by vhanda 6y ago
I would love to use this for my personal bank accounts so that I can setup custom scripts / alerts, but I'm uncomfortable not paying for this. At that point I feel like the product, and even after reading your entire privacy polic
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by vhanda 6y ago
disclaimer: Markdown Notes App Author At least for simpler text documents, where formatting isn't a big concern, markdown seems to be wining as the standard. Sure, each of these have added a few features on top of the markdown standard
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by vhanda 6y ago
I don't quite follow the problems with having bluetooth support. Could you please elaborate?
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by vhanda 6y ago
Self Promotion: You can use GitJournal [0][1] to manage the blog posts from your mobile. It's just a convenient git + markdown client on mobile. I'd built this for managing notes, but it seems that many many people use it for thei
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by vhanda 6y ago
I like the company, but their email service is nowhere close to being a GMail alternative. A few things that are lacking - 1. Using standard IMAP/POP is only available for Paid users and only on the desktop. Not Mobile. 2. Conversation
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by vhanda 6y ago
Disclaimer: GitJournal Author. I've started using GitJournal a bit with my tablet, though it's a really old one. I would like to make GitJournal more tablet friendly in the future. If you happen to try to it, please feel free to t
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by vhanda 6y ago
Hey. I'm the author. It will try to sync it as soon as it can. If you immediately close GitJournal, it won't be able to. Otherwise, on each modification it tries to sync. (Configurable) Maybe I can add some background sync. The co
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by vhanda 6y ago
Hi. GitJournal author over here. If you can provide me with a video of what you mean, and what you would like that would really make implementing this much easier.
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by vhanda 6y ago
An Indian Bride also typically wears red clothes.
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by vhanda 6y ago
For two main reasons - 1. Git support - Having the history of all your changes is wonderful. I never have to worry about a note being accidentally deleted. It's also great for collaboration. 2. Mobile App - Joplin's mobile app rea
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by vhanda 6y ago
Yup. I'm still bundling libgit2, it took a lot of effort to get it to work. I've been working on dart-git https://github.com/GitJournal/dart-git and it's been slowly replacing most of libgit2. Eventually
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by vhanda 6y ago
Sorry. I've been refactoring the code for multi-repo and multi-remote handling and I introduced a bug in the process. If you can clear all the app's data and try again it should work. I've fixed the bug, but I still have to p
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by vhanda 6y ago
If you're looking for a mobile client to go along with this checkout GitJournal [0]. It has basic support for wiki style links and backlinks, but I'm still working on the graph support. [0] - https://gitjournal.io
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by vhanda 6y ago
It's isn't so easy. There is often a large cost of moving. Eg - I use `sketch` for designing. I can move to Figma, but it'll be a learning curve and the performance just isn't the same. Additionally, in order to move t
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by vhanda 6y ago
I love that this handles big numbers without modifying them unlike `jq` - https://github.com/stedolan/jq/issues/2182 $ echo "{\"a\": 13911860366432393}" | jq "." { &
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GitJournal October Update(gitjournal.io)
2 points by vhanda 6y ago|0 comments
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by vhanda 6y ago
This already works in Android. Or do you mean in iOS? Either way, would you mind opening on a bug on GitHub - I'll be happy to implement it.

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