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What made you trust a small tool enough to point it at your own files?

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There's something I want to try that would need access to my notes folder. It's made by one person, a few hundred stars on GitHub, and I'd never heard of them before last week. Two years of notes in there. I've realised my actual rule is basically "has anyone else heard of it", which isn't much of…

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    What made you trust a small tool enough to point it at your own files?

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