Stash
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command line utility
SHOW HN2014
How HN took it
4 positive, 12 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 9 critical, out of 26 comments about the project. Thread score -0.20.
Idea: 2 for, 5 againstPrivacy: 2 for, 1 againstExecution: 0 for, 2 againstDocs: 0 for, 1 against
The thread, comment by comment
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positive neutral or mixed critical about another commenter or something else the maker
What HN said
What people liked
Useful, looks cool, people want to try it
From 3 comments
Cool as fuck! Will definitely use. Some issues I noticed: * When you are signing up and type your email address into the box, it gives you an error if you press enter (but it…
shitlord on HNLooks really cool and will definitely try it. Was also thinking about forking it and making it save the key value pairs on a file in my dropbox.
lesingerouge on HNLooks nice to keep things like urls and some todo lists closer! Will check it!
bulldog4 on HN
Objections
Data is not encrypted yet
From 1 comment
Right now it is not. We'll add encryption as soon as possible.
nyddle on HN
Server is not open source; no self-hosting yet
From 1 comment
Not yet, just the client.
nyddle on HN
No privacy policy
From 1 comment
Thanks, but no thanks. I would suggest adding a privacy policy to your website.
CyberShadow on HN
Does not work on Windows yet
From 1 comment
Thank you! Fixed the singnup box. Haven't tried it on Windows yet (think we'll have to fix some directory code).
nyddle on HN
Requests
Self-hosted version
From 3 comments
I for one would very much appreciate a self hosted version.
eudoxus on HNYep, that's exactly what I'd like.
techsupporter on HNCan I run my own server? Is the server part open-source too, or just the client?
CyberShadow on HN
Dropbox or file-based sync option
From 2 comments
Looks really cool and will definitely try it. Was also thinking about forking it and making it save the key value pairs on a file in my dropbox.
lesingerouge on HNA reasonable first cut might be making the local storage target configurable (if it isn't already), so that the user could point it to a file synced by Dropbox. It doesn't look…
aaronem on HN
Encryption of synced data
From 1 comment
Indeed. I usually rely on ZSH + the zsh-history-substring-plugin, on Bash + ^r or my .bashrc/.zshrc, but this looks like a better solution. The synching sound sweet, but I wonder…
Spittie on HN
Questions
Can data be stored locally and accessed from multiple machines?
From 1 comment
Is there something that I can run locally for the data storage yet still hit from multiple computers? I've considered writing a CLI interface to the Etherpad API for just this…
techsupporter on HN
How to pipe stash output into a file
From 1 comment
Is there any way to do the reverse? e.g., pipe or cat the output from stash into a file? Cool tool by the way, I've been browsing the source and playing around with it.
jljljl on HN
Alternatives named
Taskwarrior
From 1 comment
Please, drop me a line so I can ping you when we'll come up with one.
nyddle on HN
Dropbox with shell aliases
From 1 comment
Seems like you could emulate this easily with Dropbox and a couple shell aliases.
michaelmior on HN
Boom
From 1 comment
See also: Boom (Open-source). The project page is pretty aggressive, but it's a nice little tool. http://zachholman.com/boom/
prezjordan on HN
Org-mode capture
From 1 comment
Or you could use org-mode + capture + org-protocol.
Ixiaus on HN
KeePass with kpcli
From 1 comment
Have you considered using kpcli and Keepass files to store server info for machines not set up with key based login? I use it on OSX with my keepass database and it works pretty…
jareds on HN