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8-bit Miniboss posted:None that I know of unfortunately. That's a shame, but probably for the best as it keeps me from spending more money on yet another comic reader. Chunky Pro is still amazing even if you can't do sub categories.
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I had an idea for an app called Astronomical play on the name iCal It'd just tell you the weather of poo poo when you plan it in app and also be a dark app
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xzzy posted:I have no idea but that's the fun part about exploits, really smart nerds manage to break it anyways. I imagine they have some pretty badass security. Do they have badass security?
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I'm sure they follow industry best practices, but nothing is 100%.
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1Password doesn't store anything on their servers and allows for iCloud, Dropbox, or local sync. It's pretty safe, I'd imagine.
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Looking at the API, the only "exploit" I could see would be if the app sets an identifier of like "google.com", which would tell 1password "show logins for Google.com to the user". At which point the user would have to select the Google.com login (even if there's only one login, the extension doesn't autofill if there's one entry like it does on the desktop app) on a screen that says "this app wants your google credentials" and hit submit. So it's about as prone to malicious attacks as just having a lovely app ask for your Google login in the first place.
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Ursine Asylum posted:Looking at the API, the only "exploit" I could see would be if the app sets an identifier of like "google.com", which would tell 1password "show logins for Google.com to the user". At which point the user would have to select the Google.com login (even if there's only one login, the extension doesn't autofill if there's one entry like it does on the desktop app) on a screen that says "this app wants your google credentials" and hit submit. Lastpass may be worse because it has a vault then, eh?
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NINtype keyboard just got a really slick update and kicks a whole lot of rear end. Costs $5 and has a hell of a learning curve, but I'm really liking it so far.
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tuyop posted:Lastpass may be worse because it has a vault then, eh? it's encrypted client-side and they don't have the key so probably not
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bobfather posted:NINtype keyboard just got a really slick update and kicks a whole lot of rear end. Costs $5 and has a hell of a learning curve, but I'm really liking it so far. That looks quite...  . Know if it works ok for just plain touch typing on iPad or does it seem more tailored to two thumbs?
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Themeboard is out now. Good looking keyboards for all. Sad thing is that the predictive text portion can't get the gently caress out.
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japtor posted:http://www.macrumors.com/2014/12/03/nintype-keyboard-for-ios/ On iPad it's tougher to use because my hands aren't big enough, but it does have a way to shrink and move the keyboard to the right or left so you can swipe type one-handed, which is cool. For the phone I am finding it easier to use with some practice, but in my opinion there is a pretty steep learning curve. I do think it's one of those things which will completely change the way I type over time though.
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bobfather posted:On iPad it's tougher to use because my hands aren't big enough, but it does have a way to shrink and move the keyboard to the right or left so you can swipe type one-handed, which is cool. Does it still come with those OS-level bugs that basically ruin the whole experience?
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tuyop posted:Does it still come with those OS-level bugs that basically ruin the whole experience? I think iOS 8.1.1 fixed a bunch of those. I haven't seen many bugs yet.
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bobfather posted:On iPad it's tougher to use because my hands aren't big enough, but it does have a way to shrink and move the keyboard to the right or left so you can swipe type one-handed, which is cool. This is tempting but I can't tell if it would improve my life or be a complete disaster.
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Feenix posted:This is tempting but I can't tell if it would improve my life ĩŧ ăłŝō ӈāş ă ƿřअŧҷ śĩċĸ ŵőřđ ᒎũɱƃɮ നőʤ, į ŷவ'ŗē ōɳ ŧħĕ ěňɶ āƅவţ ĭţ. Honestly though, I don't mind paying the $5 because the guy was working on the jailbreak version for a long time and spent a similiar amount of time on this version. I'm sure it'll go on sale at some point in time. I will say it makes it tolerable to type in landscape mode on an iPad for me, which I cannot say about the stock keyboard.
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xzzy posted:Sounds great until the first exploit is found that dumps your entire keystore to some lovely f2p game and uploads it to a server in Russia. Still a better state of affairs than without a manager where you share the same small set of passwords between all sites, and when the database at any of those sites (which are much more interesting since they might have credit card info or enough personal info to permit identity theft) is compromised you have to remember where you used that password before and change it. With a password manager you just iterate through the password database logging in and changing your password on each site. I'd expect the password manager attacks to go for desktops first anyways. Much broader attack surface, browser code that's open source for the most part and you don't have to rely on getting your exploit past the Apple app review or rely on the user being jail broken. Plus Apple does have the ability to remotely delete the app if they really need to as I recall, not that they've used it so far.
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I bought Nintype this morning. It's pretty neat. Except it alerted me that it had a memory crash (on my 6+) and then proceeded to go all non-retina (and also with weird artifacts on the letters.. errant lines and stuff...) And I can't figure out how to get Retina back?
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Feenix posted:I bought Nintype this morning. It's pretty neat. Except it alerted me that it had a memory crash (on my 6+) and then proceeded to go all non-retina (and also with weird artifacts on the letters.. errant lines and stuff...) Just get laser corrective surgery
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Juxtaposer HJ3FNHNT49R7
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obi_ant posted:Juxtaposer This looks fun--thanks!
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obi_ant posted:Juxtaposer 
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took AJAM, thank you!
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L6YP code taken. Thanks!
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Are there any other apps like "out of milk" out there? I just need a simple app for grocery lists that I can share with my girlfriend so we can both add and cross off items.
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bronin posted:Are there any other apps like "out of milk" out there? I just need a simple app for grocery lists that I can share with my girlfriend so we can both add and cross off items. I use ShoppingList for myself and my fiancé. You can use it pretty simply, but you can also make lists for different stores/containers. No iPhone6/6+ optimization, though.
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bronin posted:Are there any other apps like "out of milk" out there? I just need a simple app for grocery lists that I can share with my girlfriend so we can both add and cross off items. AnyList. My fiance and I have used it for over a year and it works great.
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maduin posted:AnyList. My fiance and I have used it for over a year and it works great. Looks nice. Thanks
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bronin posted:Are there any other apps like "out of milk" out there? I just need a simple app for grocery lists that I can share with my girlfriend so we can both add and cross off items. Easiest is maybe to share a reminder list, in the stock reminders app.
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What's everyone favorite podcast app nowadays? The descriptions in the OP are a little scarce.
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No, it has the best on top.. Overcast
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Megasabin posted:What's everyone favorite podcast app nowadays? The descriptions in the OP are a little scarce. The stock one is free and has Siri integration, so that's good! If it works for you, it's unreliable at times.
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Overcast is my current favourite. Smart Speed, Voice Boost, and push updates are all things I would have a hard time living without. Also it's the most orange. On am unrelated note, I've been using nintype for a little while now and now that I'm used to it I actually like it quite a bit. I like being able to correct words a couple of words behind the current one without having to move the cursor. I always found that Swiftkey did not play nice with the tags in the awful app anyhow.
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I like downcast and don't know why overcast is better
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rear end Catchcum posted:I like downcast and don't know why overcast is better Smart speed has saved me 60 additional hours on top of regular speed doubling.
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Anyone able to point me to Drafts 4 chat somewhere in the thread? I looked back 6-7 pages and only saw weather/password/podcast chat. Not sure if I care enough to upgrade.
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I used Pocket Casts for ages but switched to Overcast and I love it. It even has a web app that stays synced with your apps. Also I only listen to a couple podcasts a week and Overcast has already done this for me: 
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bronin posted:Are there any other apps like "out of milk" out there? I just need a simple app for grocery lists that I can share with my girlfriend so we can both add and cross off items. I think a goon recently straight up made an app to satisfy his needs for exactly this.
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A shared list isn't exactly a novel thing, there are dozen of good apps for that. Check out: Wunderlist Evernote Things Any.do Google Keep Paprika To name a few other than reminders.
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