> The thing that makes hashcards unique: it doesn’t use a database. […] Your performance and review history is stored in an SQLite database in the same directory as the cards.
Man I was really looking forward to seeing how they stored review history in plain text.
>>noahlt+(OP)
The OP says that he doesn't want _cards_ be stored in opaque format, because they are valuable. The review history he doesn't care about.
But, yeah, phrasing could've been a bit more precise.
>>noahlt+(OP)
Absolutely the same here. It seems weird to have 'no database' as the selling option for the main system, but then use SQLite for that slice of it.