every linux user has a .config folder in his or her home folder. This folder is a place where apps can place user specific data.
we should keep a record of tweets in order not to re-display old tweets that were already seen.
in order no to keep full tweets in plain open (since some ppl have private settings), a hash of the tweet can be stored and a hash of the tweet can be compared, and then displayed if the match fails.
ramyD
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14 years ago
every linux user has a .config folder in his or her home folder. This folder is a place where apps can place user specific data.
we should keep a record of tweets in order not to re-display old tweets that were already seen.
in order no to keep full tweets in plain open (since some ppl have private settings), a hash of the tweet can be stored and a hash of the tweet can be compared, and then displayed if the match fails.