CloudBuddy

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   by CloudBuddy 5y ago

   https://www.udemy.com/course/complete-python-developer-zero-...
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   by CloudBuddy 5y ago

   Try sitting on an exercise ball instead of a chair. It worked for me. It takes a couple of weeks to build up to the point of being able to completely ditch the chair.
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   by CloudBuddy 5y ago

   https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/mark-all-as-read/h...
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   by CloudBuddy 6y ago

   https://33mail.com/
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   Could this be how Covid-19 actually started?(bostonmagazine.com)

   8 points by CloudBuddy 6y ago|1 comments
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   by CloudBuddy 6y ago

   https://www.udemy.com/course/crash-course-electronics-and-pc...
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   by CloudBuddy 7y ago

   This is very useful. Note though that all of the following doesn't work unless you have ssh access to the server: - search - terminal - monitoring (cpu & memory) - report of used/available disk space - system information
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   by CloudBuddy 7y ago

   All of the JavaScript written for https://cloudbuddy.cloud/ is raw and developed from scratch (zero frameworks / libraries / dependencies). It was my belief at the time that maintenance costs would be zero or ext
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   by CloudBuddy 7y ago

   I do a handful of Pilate Roll Ups when I first wake up in the morning and again before I go to bed. I do these everyday (takes about 5-10 minutes per day). I've been pain free for 8+ years. Here's a pic - http://www
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    by CloudBuddy 7y ago

    Here is another option if you don't have much to store - https://cloudbuddy.cloud
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    by CloudBuddy 7y ago

    Use ccrypt instead. It is very reliable. https://github.com/Scott-Kaplan/Client-Side-Encrypted-Backup...
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    by CloudBuddy 7y ago

    This is what I use- https://github.com/Scott-Kaplan/Client-Side-Encrypted-Backup...
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    by CloudBuddy 7y ago

    Thank you kind sir. When I was investigating backup solutions in 2010, I did read about rsync and had read a few negative reviews saying that user's had their backups corrupted (by rsync) and that they were unable to restore their back
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    So corrupt backups weren't possible - just my personal preference.
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    Thanks for your comment. Actually, Client-Side-Encrypted-Backups is different in that a backup cannot be created unless tar, ccrypt and sftp on the user's machine execute smoothly. In your example, in the case of a user's local
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    Show HN: Client Side Encrypted Backups – easy to use and no chance of corruption(github.com)

    7 points by CloudBuddy 8y ago|6 comments
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    I did look into using one or more JavaScript frameworks before I created CloudBuddy ( https://cloudbuddy.cloud/ ), but decided against it. Since I was new to JavaScript at the time, I figured that learning a framework would
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    I couldn't agree more. Waking up early is how I built https://cloudbuddy.cloud . Learned a ton.
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    If your into plain vanilla SFTP and don't have large storage needs, https://cloudbuddy.cloud takes less than 1 minute to setup.
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    https://www.theodinproject.com/
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    Is https://cloudbuddy.cloud something like what you considered creating?
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    To date I haven't specifically tried to reach out directly to potential users. I've just been posting on Hacker News! CloudBuddy doesn't currently support storing Docker containers. Here is a write up on 3 that do: https:&#
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    With CloudBuddy, it costs $1 per 10GB per month and setup takes less than 1 minute. s3 is both more expensive and much more involved to setup. With s3, it takes longer than 1 minute just to be able to figure out the pricing! LOL Here is a
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    Fortunately, you don't need to quit your day job nor live a crazy lifestyle in order to launch a startup. All you have to do is commit to working on it 5 minutes per day and it will happen. This is what I followed when I built CloudBu
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    This is what I followed when I built CloudBuddy ( https://cloudbuddy.cloud ). For any side project it starts off being exciting and looking like a climbable mountain. Then when you start getting into it, it seems daunting. Each
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    The key is to do it when you wake up. Just set your alarm 5 minutes earlier and spend those extra 5 minutes working on your project. It's tough, but try not to dwell on 'only being able to work X time on it' as this doesn&#
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    Just create something for your personal benefit that doesn't yet exist. Something new or for a lower cost. Once you've built it, others are likely to find it useful as well.
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    https://cloudbuddy.cloud/
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    Thanks for your feedback.
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    by CloudBuddy 8y ago

    Hi, my name is Scott Kaplan and I am the founder of CloudBuddy. This is my second post for CloudBuddy on Hacker News. I did the first one back on 11/18/2017 ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15730799 ). The