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Johnyma22
13y ago
You are pretty much completely correct: * Yes we are validating, this is normal (I explain this in my latest blog post on mclear.co.uk) * The MOQ is 100k (well spotted on the 10k mistake, thanks!) * I put most of my life savings into this p
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Watch the video that covers security, it should hopefully explain why we do it that way. Thanks
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Agree'd on generic name, we spent hours umming and arring about this. I wanted to go with "McLear Torus" but most people didn't get the joke, so that got shot down, it's something as an engineering company we are w
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Disclaimer: I didn't post this thread but I'm the guy running this Kickstarter and trying to get NFC Rings into the hands of hackers to do beautiful and wonderful things. Also worth noting one of the founders of this project is Ma
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First video of NFC Ring in action
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13y ago
When it doesn't change under you every 5 minutes....
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Etherpad launches Really real time slideshow presentations
(blog.etherpad.org)
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I find sculpteo is a way better service. http://sculpteo.com
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See other authors, markdown, text alignment and more new Etherpad plugins..
(blog.etherpad.org)
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http://mclear.co.uk/2011/03/09/should-we-be-showing-online-a... covers this issue with a bit more clarity.
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Collaborative Markdown editing with rich UI helpers / wysiwyg style
(mclear.co.uk)
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An appropriate use for an animated gif in github
(github.com)
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Show HN: Real time Markdown editing and export Etherpad plugin
(github.com)
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Etherpad VIM integration
(m0g.net)
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Print Etherpad, um, pads..
(github.com)
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Comments in Etherpad
(mclear.co.uk)
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Align text in Etherpad
(mclear.co.uk)
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Integrate Etherpad, give users the ability to access old revisions and collaborate on rhymes
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Check out the Etherpad plugins, stuff like showing cursor position is available http://beta.etherpad.org has it enabled for example.. Etherpad is extendable and does support code editing with syntax highlighting, you just have to jump in
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I think this is a really early stage Etherpad. Check out Etherpad's features if you can, you have your work cut out though http://etherpad.org
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Getting author ownership right in a collaborative editor
(mclear.co.uk)
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Anyone doing an event in the bay area today?
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Also see Etherpad, ShareJS and Hackpad
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Etherpad 1.2.8 released
(blog.etherpad.org)
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Moved to Linux Mint and away from Ubuntu, been pretty happy with Linux ever since.
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Show HN: Real-time collaborative presentations powered by Etherpad
(beta.etherpad.org)
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Travis ( http://travis-ci.org ) Github Bitbucket Etherpad ( http://etherpad.org )
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I did some work for Mozilla on a HTML5 browser sharer: https://github.com/JohnMcLear/browsermirror -- Not sure how well supported it nowadays, kinda old project. Your extension brings my browser to a really slow pace.
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Hi from the Etherpad team :)
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Anti dog-food I guess.. Google builds services to empower people to collaborate on the web then invest large sums of capital into transportation which voids the point of their services. Kinda reflects how fragmented Google has become.
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