Fastidious

I added the space, I believe HN trimmed it.

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There, all set! :-)

I really dislike this type of things, I prefer plain text on email, HTML adds bloat to an otherwise small email. The site, and end result, though, looks nice!

If your service becomes known at work (a university) I will have to block it; my users (faculty, that is) will swarm it like bees to a hive. :-)

I guess it is something someone might find interesting, or worth of reading. HN is not only about hacking. If you are not interested (I am not, for example), simply pass.

That article is so painfully sad. I have done nothing to cause their extinction, yet can't help but feeling guilty. It might be because I have done nothing.

"Human beings – we always kill the things we love."

Could you elaborate on this? Before you reply, let us pretend you have uploaded--from your computer--128 GB of photos and videos to iCloud. Let me know.

I wonder. Assume you do not have arqbackup, and--for the sake of your short open format comment--arq_restore is outdated. You have downloaded all the data chunks (the many, many, many arq creates), how do you go by to decrypt it and get the original data in working state?

Keep it up, it is looking great, clean and simple. I like it!

There might not be an advantage now. Just as KeePass has grown, this one might too. Competition, even in open source, is great!

This is very nice, thanks!

Could you come up with another service that would create an "empty.txt" as well?

I read this, and wonder why software has gotten so fat? Any simple application these days is easily on the few dozen of MB, most a few hundred, with a few on a few GB in size. Why aren't we streamlining software to reduce its size? I understand we have gotten "rich" on storage, but if the trend continues...

I am sure many portable devices would benefit if applications were trimmed down.

Couldn't those recommendations be pushed to the Chromium project, without the need to create yet another brand of Chromium?

Yet Another Chromium Fork. "Iridium has various enhancements where it forces strict security to provide the maximum level of security without compromising compatibility." -- what does that means, exactly?

There is no citation for those three sentences. Nevertheless, all it says is that "are not generally used," not that aren't used at all.

Anyone knows how this relates to "Spartan?" I have Windows 10 preview installed, subscribed to "fast" (nighties) and Spartan looks like Edge.

Interestingly enough, I use "Haha" to denote sincere laughing. Mischievous laughing goes as "Hehe"; imitating an overweight person goes "Hoho" and normally imitating a timid person (or a woman, and I swear they are not related!) goes as "Hihi."

MacDown is great! Thanks for the link.

There is a misspelled word on the "View" menu, first item. It is "libary."

This is a beautifully made application, very feature complete. Congratulations! Now my problem is to choose which one to use, with so many good ones!

As seing six days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9416993

Wow! I did not realize there was more on the website. Thanks!

Plenty of money is needed to create a better nursing home. Then finding the staff with "the call" to perform the very difficult job of caring and serving others.

Once that better nursing home is built, very few will be able to afford it. I know I will not. Yet, I do not lose hope.

Could someone post screenshots? (OS X if possible, but any platform would do)

Fully agree with everything written there, with the exception of "apps." I believe it is not a Microsoft term, but an Apple term. Is it not?

Let the 1980-1990 viruses resurrect! :-)

Google Domains have Whois guard free.

It is not BitBucket vs. GitLab, as nothing is noted on BitBucket, but only GitLab. Their title should have been, "Look, it is GitLab, use it!"

I think GitLab is great, but still prefer GitHub: no need to worry about hardware failures, or management. Someone does that for me, and does it well.

It is not open source. Will that make a difference?

Going to open source it?

Duh! I missed that one, amongst so many JS ones. My mistake. Thanks!