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I've been writing a book and using a Google doc to keep it synced between all my devices but since it's Google, I was afraid they will steal my book or peek into it lmao

So I wondered if there was a privacy focused document editor similar to it. I just found that there is Skiff. https://skiff.com/

It's relatively new and I hadn't heard of it before. They're offering an entire suite to compete against Google's, while having encryption and being open source. It's also free!

Their Pages (Docs alternative) is looking really good with only a native "search and replace" feature missing to make it a near 1:1 replacement for me. It does work differently from Docs in the fact it doesn't have a document outline but you can add sections as separate pages to break up whatever it is you're writing.
I'm going to convert my entire book (350+ pages) into their Pages suite now. I'm extremely impressed by what they are offering.

I'm also looking to completely replace my Google Drive game mods repository with Skiff's Drive but I'm having an issue with the link sharing. I've contacted their support about it, so I hope to hear back soon. The support is also really fast and they were able to completely fix another issue I had with the email today.

Their payment plans for more storage are also extremely cheap imo. You do get 10gb of free storage, just like Google.
I'm looking into a subscription even after just using it for free today. I've always wanted something like this to store valuable files in case my computer dies and even extra backup if my external storage dies too. I think supporting a project like this is worth it.

I just wanted to share Skiff here because it could be useful for people that want to ditch Google.

It's already confirmed that Blue Protocol will have anti-cheat (Xigncode) but people don't understand what stops mods in UE4 games is a Pak signature lock. When the UE4 version of BnS was released, cosmetic mods worked completely fine while the anti-cheat was enabled. I was also able to use mods with the anti-cheat on in the UE3 version. All UE games have native mod support unless the developers put in a lock that doesn't let the game launch when it starts reading the Mod folder. The Mod folder is manually placed into the Paks. Later on, the devs did input a signature lock because the game is built like horseshit, with many things being client side instead of server side.

So the lock was issued as a poorly done bandage to stop cheating, namely people adjusting skill GCDs and the in-game built in macro (Simple Mode).

I saw a thread on the Reddit of people saying BP will never have mods due to the anti-cheat. This is simply false, retarded, and misinformation. lol
The one person in the entire thread that was actually correct saying the game will have mods was of course down voted.
Now if there is a signature lock on the Pak files, that's a whole different issue that would need to be bypassed. Bypasses are enabled via plugins in the game's folder that contains the executable.

TL;DR: Anti-cheat DOES NOT automatically prevent cosmetic mods.

If I'm able to get an invite to the global beta, I will be able to tell if there is a signature lock.

I received my new Opanchu Usagi stickers for my collection! I will put them in my sticker album later. But I accidentally ordered two of the same sticker!
I felt silly placing a single order for a $3 sticker but I also really like the sticker I'm missing. 😅

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