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I feel crazy to ask. Over my lifetime, I have seen endless bookmark and read-it-later apps come and go. I've done research today, and most of the things I come across are dead and gone, or seem abandoned somehow. I'm aware of Instapaper. I haven't tried it (yet).

Here are some thoughts on what might fit my personal taste: - lightweight - very cheap - self-hosting might be nice, since I have a VPS currently - I'd like to easily dump an open tab into a backlog, and get reminded about it later: maybe I go to the app, maybe I get a daily email of suggestions. If I don't feel like reading the page, I can "snooze" it or otherwise put it back in the backlog (or drop it)

I think that's all I really want. I don't need notes or AI summaries or multiple apps for multiple devices, etc.

I might just build it, but curious if anyone has something they love.

Thanks!

Boost Mobile has terrible security. The main password for accounts is a 4-digit numeric PIN – it must be 4 numbers. Behind that password is a lot of data: full name, date of birth, credit card information, phone number, etc.

I really can't believe it. It's so bad that it makes me wonder if it's intentional and nefarious.

But what are consumers to do? Complain on support forums for years? Isn't there some government body that regulates the security of companies who store such critical personal information?

I have 15+ years of experience in many languages: javascript, python, go, etc.

I can write C, but I'm not confident I'm doing it the right way. There are now decades of forums and blogs I can search through, but I'd love to have a single, clean, clear source of truth for recommendations on how to write C code.

I've started reading "Modern C" by Jens Gustedt. I'm not sure if this is the closest to a modern source of truth.

Note, I'd like my C code to work on Windows, which possibly restricts the "right way" to features provided by C89. But again, I'm not sure, the internet is super clear on this.

Thanks for the tips!