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cheyne
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Comment #12848452
UpGuard | Mountain View, CA | Onsite / Partial Remote | Full-Time | https://www.upguard.com/ UpGuard are looking for all types of engineers to work on front and back end technology…
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Comment #10201165
Been using this library for a while now. Works great, I based my app https://www.lightroomdashboard.com on it
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Comment #8249674
There's a few things missing with this app. The data may be encrypted, but its still available to anyone with the URL? I think https://www.noteshred.com does this better. It requir…
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Comment #7008560
My side project is gaining users slowly everyday. It's called noteshred and it allows to you send people self shredding, encrypted notes with unique URLs, https://www.noteshred.com…
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Comment #6389547
Nice.. You can also do in browser client and sever side encryption now with https://www.noteshred.com See https://www.noteshred.com/client-side-encryption
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Comment #6369682
I say yes, but I also use both Sublime and RubyMine. I use Sublime when im mostly working on front end code, but i'll use RubyMine when im working on backend mainly because I get t…
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Comment #6043355
Even if I did, nobody else does. So I just use https://www.noteshred.com to send encrypted messages to people that only needs a password to access.
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Comment #5880622
I'm just using https://www.noteshred.com to send private messages. I can't be bothered with encrypted email software
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Comment #5802025
Can we have a price drop of the "Small" dyno then? I can pay for both a Cloud66 account and a Digital Ocean 1GB box for less than a single Heroku dyno. Im on the edge of switching,…
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Comment #5801877
Baha ..
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Comment #5608856
The fact my iTunes library contains a mere 4 eBooks today, where as this time last year it contained over 2000 various items is proof enough for me.