Standard Notes is an application which allows end-to-end encrypted notes. These notes are synchronized through their servers to ensure that you can have your notes on each and all of your devices.
The draw of Standard Notes for me was the end-to-end encryption. No one besides me can see the contents of my notes. It is an open source application that has been well vetted for security, and user privacy.
A feature they provide is software-based 2FA solution. As someone who has used
| $ cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | ssh remote-user@hostname 'cat >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys' |
| rm step_*.sh | |
| rm cleanup.sh |
| # Save this file as ~/.ssh/config | |
| # SSH into AWS instance using the following command: | |
| # ssh -i ~/.ssh/memedev.pem uofmeme | |
| Host uofmeme | |
| HostName 13.58.40.19 | |
| User ubuntu |
| # Switch to root user | |
| sudo -s | |
| # Update password: | |
| passwd # Enter new password and confirm by repeating it | |
| # Switch back to listed user (e.g. tom) | |
| su tom |
| ENV['VBOX_INSTALL_PATH'] = ENV['VBOX_MSI_INSTALL_PATH'] | |
| # -*- mode: ruby -*- | |
| # vi: set ft=ruby : | |
| $aws_pem = <<SCRIPT | |
| chmod 400 /home/vagrant/.ssh/uofmeme64.pem | |
| chmod 755 /home/vagrant/step_1.sh | |
| chmod 755 /home/vagrant/step_2.sh | |
| chmod 755 /home/vagrant/cleanup.sh | |
| SCRIPT |
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