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Texmaker is pretty close. It doesn't update live, but I've never actually needed that capability. Tons of other useful features too. No affiliation, I just use it a lot.

http://www.xm1math.net/texmaker/

Re:Show HN: Neeto, a secure code box for developers on Thursday December 01, 2016 @11:15PM (#13085957)
Actually, no. For security, I assume your using something like SJCL (please correct me if I'm wrong). I'd just want to run my own version.

I would trust you to use the same code in both places because I'd be paying you so I guess there'd be some sort of accountability?

Re:Show HN: Neeto, a secure code box for developers on Thursday December 01, 2016 @10:59PM (#13085870)
IMO, release a version that doesn't do as much. Don't include the account system, and the local encryption.

I've shown it to a few friends and they said they would pay, even if it was open source.

Re:Show HN: Neeto, a secure code box for developers on Thursday December 01, 2016 @10:45PM (#13085809)
Any chance this is open source? Neeto seems super awesome, and, well, neeto!

It's not that I don't trust you, it's just that I trust me more.

Re:Ask HN: Any student bug bounty hunters? on Tuesday November 29, 2016 @06:49PM (#13067252)
Poke things.

Seriously though, I started because I wanted to secure my server. So I looked at how other people secure better severs. Sometimes I looked so deep I found errors, normally little things like leaving a default account set up, or leaving FTP wide open.

If you're looking for some generic response like "Just go to http://hunt4.bugs", I don't think one exists.

Re:Ask HN: Any student bug bounty hunters? on Tuesday November 29, 2016 @06:43PM (#13067225)
yeah, sure.
Re:Ask HN: Any student bug bounty hunters? on Monday November 28, 2016 @10:14PM (#13060472)
I'm a student, but not a bug bounty hunter by any means. I've come across a few security bugs, nothing huge, and normally just send emails to the company with a quick note about what I've found. Every once in a while it leads to a little cash or so. I don't intentionally look for bugs, it just so happens that I enjoy poking other things to see what happens. The biggest bug I ever found was a wee-little searchbar error in LinekdIn (If typed a very specific gibberish string into the searchbar, you could crash Safari. To this day I'm still not exactly sure why), and instead of money, the guy offered me a job.

Am I student bug bounty hunter? No. I'm a student that sometimes breaks things and tells people when I do.

Re:Ask HN: Good sci-fi movies? on Tuesday October 18, 2016 @08:08AM (#12733629)
It's an unpopular opinion, but I didn't love Blade Runner. Don't get me wrong I like Phillip K. Dick as much as the next guy, the movie just wasn't there for me.
Re:Ask HN: Good sci-fi movies? on Monday October 17, 2016 @11:24PM (#12731800)
Going to repeat a lot of what has been said so far:

- Minority Report (The TV show isn't bad either)

- Ex Machina

- District 9

- Elysium

- Oblivion

- Edge of Tomorrow

- Looper

- I am Legend

- Her

- The Martian

- The Matrix (Only 2 & 3 if you're super bored)

- Basically any of the Mad Max series

- Firefly (TV show, movies are OK)

- Dark Matter (TV show)

- Snow Piercer

- American Ultra

- Last Witch Hunter (more fantasy than SciFi)

- Riddick

- Dredd

- X Files (I mean, it's not NOT scifi...)

- Treasure Planet (Yes, the animated one)

- Atlantis: The Lost Empire (Gets a bad rap for being animated, but it has it's own language and everything)

- Serial Lain Experiments (anime)

- Watchmen

- The Dark Knight

- Inception

- The Prestige (technically SciFi)

I can go on for hours