Auth0 Guardian vs KerfCalc

Auth0 Guardian is a mobile app that can deliver push notifications to a user’s pre-registered device (typically a mobile phone or tablet) from which a user can immediately allow or deny account access via the press of a button. It can also generate one-time passwords if that is preferred. Note for developers: Auth0 Guardian is one of the multi factor authentication options that can be used within the Auth0 identity platform (https://auth0.com). You can enable it with a single switch. You don’t have to change your apps to start supporting multi factor authentication.

KerfCalc is a set of woodworking calculators for the weekend workshop. Clean, fast, and built for the way woodworkers actually measure: in fractions. No ads. No accounts. No subscription. Works with no signal at all. BUILT FOR FRACTIONS Type 1-3/4 the way you'd say it. A custom keypad puts the fraction keys where your thumb already is, with shortcuts for the sixteenths and eighths you use constantly. Every calculation stays exact — no decimal drift, no 0.749999 where 3/4 belongs. Switch the whole app to millimetres whenever you want, and it remembers. FREE TOOLS • Converter — fractions, decimals and millimetres, three ways • Board feet — with a running tally and a cost estimate at your price per board foot • Shelf spacing — even divider positions, marked from one end so errors can't accumulate • Screws & pilot holes — the pilot and countersink size for every screw gauge, by wood hardness UNLOCK EVERYTHING — ONE PAYMENT • Cut list optimizer — for boards and for sheet goods. Counts the blade. • Saved cut lists — name a job and come back to it • Board inventory — what's actually in your rack, with total board feet • Stain & finish — how much to buy, coats and waste buffer included • Joinery reference — dovetail slopes with angles, box joints, proportion rules • Golden ratio — harmonious proportions from a single dimension IT COUNTS THE KERF Four 24-inch pieces from a 96-inch board sounds like it fits. It doesn't — three cuts at 1/8" each eat 3/8", and the fourth piece comes up short. KerfCalc plans around the blade, for boards and for full sheets, and shows you the layout. IT KNOWS A 2x4 ISN'T 2x4 Tap a nominal size and you get the real one: 1-1/2 x 3-1/2. Getting that wrong is the fastest way to build a carcass an inch off. HONEST NUMBERS When a value can't be marked on a tape, KerfCalc says so rather than pretending. When there are two right answers —what the lumberyard charges versus what you can actually cut — it gives you both. Everything stays on your device. Nothing is collected, and nothing is sent anywhere.