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The story of WD-40—how a simple formula became a must-have for homes, garages, and industries worldwide.
I recently joined a new company, and one of my first tasks is to secure a simple web API using a WAF. I’d like to explore some free and open-source options to help our office avoid licensing headaches. Do you have any recommendations?
I have no idea what a master gardener is (a US thing I guess?) or why I would care if they endorse an app. But I have tried a couple of the top rated apps for this on Android and found them utterly terrible. I remember one result, I took a very clear photo of a bunch of bananas growing on a tree and got some kind of ferns as the answer. If this app can do better I expect there's a place in the world for it.
Try Flora Incognita.
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Personally, I prefer VimWiki for taking notes during my work. So it is a place to mix ideas, small documentations and snippets of things I found on the web.
Since I most of the time like to store articles, tutorial or nifty tricks, I like to store the entire website. For this task, my favorite Tool is SingleFile[1]. With SingleFile you can save a Website with embedded images. Also, you can add annotations, and cut away annoying Ads etc. Besides, it supports a distraction free copy of the website. I can highly recommend taking a look.