Michael J. Ryan

Cryptico can create a key using a key derivation method against a user's own passphrase... you can use the same passphrase to generate the same key-pair again later. Cryptico is...

@jermaustin if you are generating a passphrase that is a seed to a kdf (key derivation function)... the encrypted data is no more secure than your random passphrase. beyond that,...

@piranna - There are a couple of them in npm. - https://www.npmjs.com/package/cryptico-js (mine) - https://www.npmjs.com/package/cryptico I removed the browser specific bits and updated the build system (using browserify for browser...

Using a checksum/hash sent by the orchestrating server against the application content would go a long way... derived byte based on pbkdf2 would work. There's also HMAC... https://github.com/diafygi/webcrypto-examples#pbkdf2---derivebits http://caniuse.com/#feat=cryptography

I would think a list of fonts... I happen to like Consolas/Inconsolata a lot, you can redist the latter. As for the nickserv... a lot of irc servers have a...

@oren thanks, had considered doing the same... added issue suggesting the addition of pre-requisites for gyp... @jbergstroem cool, I'd thought about just seeing which version was in `apm` and how...

@hmalphettes given the binary capable version is about the same size as the current slim, I'd say that's pretty nice.

@jaydenseric thank you... just did ".env.*" for myself... I generally only commit a `.env.sample` which works for local/development, but must explicitly copy to `.env` (git ignored) local to run... other...

@johnbwoodruff understandable... also have a todo list a mile long for myself on top of the day job. Will keep an eye out to more replies in this thread. For...

@johnbwoodruff ping