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Hello, there!
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Back in 2008, the Founder of [GitHub](https://github.com), **Tom Preston-Werner** wrote [Blogging Like a Hacker](http://tom.preston-werner.com/2008/11/17/blogging-like-a-hacker.html) (a recommended read), introducing [Jekyll](http://jekyllrb.com), a simple, blog aware, static site generator. In his blog post, Tom thoroughly elaborated how Jekyll works with GitHub.
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Back in 2008, the Founder of [GitHub](https://github.com), **Tom Preston-Werner** wrote [Blogging Like a Hacker](http://tom.preston-werner.com/2008/11/17/blogging-like-a-hacker.html) (a recommended read), introducing [Jekyll](http://jekyllrb.com) - a simple, blog aware, static site generator. In his blog post, Tom thoroughly elaborated how Jekyll works with GitHub.
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Today, Tom's idea has evolved to become [GitHub Pages](https://pages.github.com), a fully-fledged, free hosting service for static web pages on GitHub where we can write our pages in a simple [markdown](http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown) language, organize theme in a straightforward directory structure and then, let the GitHub does the rest.
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Today, Tom's idea has evolved to become [GitHub Pages](https://pages.github.com), a fully-fledged, free hosting service for static web pages on GitHub where we can write our web pages in a simple [markdown](http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown) language, organize them in a straightforward directory structure and then, let the GitHub does the rest.
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In the past few years, I have been using [WordPress](https://wordpress.org) all the times for my website or blog. I don't even know about this awesome static blog generator because I never use GitHub before. Just starting this year, 2015, I started using GitHub to port some of the projects. Then, I started exploring Jekyll and use it for my new website/blog.
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In the past few years, I have been using [WordPress](https://wordpress.org) all the times for my websites or blogs. I don't even know about this awesome static blog generator because I don't have any kind of experiences using GitHub before. Just starting this year, 2015, I started using GitHub repositories to port some of the projects. Then, I started exploring Jekyll and use it for my new website/blog.
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### Reasons of Switching
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### Workflow
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> If you ask me, how my workflow works and what kind of tools that I used?
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> If you ask me, how my workflow works and what kind of tools that I have used?
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Maybe this can help. I'm using Windows for both my PC at home and office because most of my professional works/software are based on Windows environment. All I need at first is to download [GitHub for Windows](https://windows.github.com) software and install it on my PC. I operate the software in both way; sometimes GUI, sometimes through Git Shell. If not necessary for me to use the software, I just manage them directly on the GitHub website.
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Maybe this can help. I'm using Windows for both my PC at home and office because most of my professional works/software are based on Windows OS environment. All I need at first is to download [GitHub for Windows](https://windows.github.com) software and install it on my PC. I operate the software in both way; sometimes GUI, sometimes through the Git Shell. If not necessary for me to use the software, I just manage them directly on the GitHub website.
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My default text editor is [Notepad2-mod](http://xhmikosr.github.io/notepad2-mod), which used as a replacement to the default Notepad program. However, my favorite use of text editor is [GitHub's Atom Editor](https://atom.io), a hackable text editor they said, but as for me, it's the best editor I ever experienced, compared to [Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com) and [Sublime Text](http://www.sublimetext.com/). Like this post and the others, all are written using the GitHub's Atom Editor with Markdown Preview.
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My default text editor is [Notepad2-mod](http://xhmikosr.github.io/notepad2-mod), which is used as a replacement to the default Notepad program. However, my favorite use of text editor is [GitHub's Atom Editor](https://atom.io), a hackable text editor they said, but as for me, it's the best editor I ever experienced, compared to [Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com) and [Sublime Text](http://www.sublimetext.com/). Like this post and the others, all are written using the GitHub's Atom Editor with Markdown Preview.
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### Conclusion
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Simplicity is everything. Some people said; `Less is more.` Being a minimalist is not that simple. But being a minimalist is a part of myself. I try my best to utilize everything around me. Let's do this in the Hacker Way: _"Why pay if there's a thing that free?"_
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Simplicity is everything. Some people said; `Less is more.` Being a minimalist is not that simple. But being a minimalist is a part of myself. I try my best to utilize everything around me with minimum spending of dollars. Let's do this in the Hacker Way: _"Why pay if there's a thing that available for free?"_
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[**Jekyll**](http://jekyllrb.com) + [**GitHub**](https://pages.github.com) + [**Markdown**](http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown) = **Blogging like a Hacker**
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#### **SIML: The Next Step in Chatbot Technology**
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After some time, I found another bot markup language known as [Synthetic Intelligence Markup Language (SIML)](http://simlbot.com/), which was more powerful than AIML. SIML provided much better features than AIML. So, I swicthed my chatter bot development to use SIML as its core. Plus, SIML also provided their own chatbot studio program called Syn Chatbot Studio.
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After some time, I found another bot markup language known as [Synthetic Intelligence Markup Language (SIML)](http://simlbot.com/), which was more powerful than AIML. SIML provided much better features than AIML. So, I switched my chatter bot development to use SIML as its core. Plus, SIML also provided their own chatbot studio program called Syn Chatbot Studio.
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Based on their site, Syn Chatbot Studio offered a comprehensive collection of tools to develop intelligent Chatbots that targeted desktops, mobile and web platforms. It featured with Code Analysis, AIML to SIML converter, JavaScript Editor, Regex Tester and smooth Auto-Complete. Well, I liked it the most when SIML was able to execute JavaScript function from its routine of responses. More interesting features of SIML also can be found on their [wiki site](http://wiki.syn.co.in/) and [GitHub repos](https://github.com/SynHub) for contributions.
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#### **If you ask me WHY?**
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If you ask me why I built this program, maybe this is the answer; I don't know when I'm going to die for sure. I might not be able to tell everything I want to people I loved, but at least with this program, they might able to find some answers from me. Even it's the same if I'm getting old and older. Knowledge and memories can fade away and be forgotten. Every word is meaningful and I don't want to lose it. Whatever thing I promised, I want to realize it as far as I can. Just find me here if one day I am no longer be able to talk to.
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If you ask me why I built this program, maybe this is the answer; I don't know when I'm going to die for sure. I might not be able to tell everything I want to people I loved, but at least with this program, they might able to find some answers from me. Even it's the same if I'm getting old and older. Knowledge and memories can fade away and be forgotten. Every word is meaningful and I don't want to lose it. Whatever thing that I promised, I want to realize it as far as I can. Just find me here if one day I am no longer be able to talk to.
The special feature here is, every time I execute this function `Encrypt()`, by using the **same** password and **same** data, the enrypted string is always changed.
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The special feature here is, every time I execute this function `Encrypt()`, by using the **same** password and **same** data, the encrypted string is always changed.
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Here is the output examples of encrypted strings after I executed it for three times:-
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