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Re:Why I don't use social media on Monday April 22, 2024 @03:23AM (#40112086)
Forums and places like Reddit are something I enjoy using. While they are a social media platforms, but they are different. They have real, useful content and often very interesting discussions too.

How do you use OpenBSD?

As an OpenBSD desktop user I'm simply interested in how and where other people are using it. Especially I would like to hear if there are any scientists (biology, archaeology etc.) using it? Or journalists.

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Ask HN: Is developing desktop app for Mac worth it?

I'm pretty much Windows developer and I have been developing desktop applications for Windows for who knows how long. Recently, I've been interested in Macs. I don't really like Windows anymore for multiple reasons.I would like to hear experiences about developing desktop apps for Mac. Is the app store worth it? What do you think is the future of OS X? (I've been reading a lot negative comments...

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Re:Steel – Open-source command-line password manager on Monday October 19, 2015 @03:26AM (#10411597)
Agreed. There's definitely room for improvement.
Re:Steel – Open-source command-line password manager on Monday October 19, 2015 @01:25AM (#10411276)
Steel is not rolling it's own crypto. It uses AES in cfb mode as implemented by libmcrypt.
Re:Show HN: Open source password manager for GNU/Linux on Saturday May 09, 2015 @08:47AM (#9516210)
Version number is 0.2 so yes it has less features than KeepassX. There will be more features in the near future. This was just really "release early, release often"-kind of thing.
Re:Memo: Open-source note-taking software with hack value on Friday December 19, 2014 @06:29AM (#8771830)
This book is pretty nice and interesting. Written by Eric Raymond. http://www.catb.org/esr/writings/taoup/
Re:Memo: Open-source note-taking software with hack value on Friday December 19, 2014 @06:19AM (#8771813)
I'm the author of Memo.

First of all it's nice to see Memo here in Hacker News. Memo started simply because I wanted note taking program for the command line. I never thought that it will become fairly popular as it is now.

Your bash completion is actually a great idea. I will start implementing it in the near future. It shouldn't be too hard to do and it will Memo much more nice to use. Thanks!

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