demosthenex

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   by demosthenex 3y ago

   I have evaluated GNU Jami a few times for screensharing. They had some tweaking to do a year ago, I haven't checked recently. I really like their network model, no servers.
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   by demosthenex 6y ago

   Recently I've been using Openboard ( http://openboard.ch/ ) while screensharing. Yes its not a team board, but at least it's local. It helps me explain concepts to others easily.
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   by demosthenex 6y ago

   I've been seeking a terminal based CRUD for ages.
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   by demosthenex 7y ago

   Obscurity is just one more security tactic. Security by obscurity as the only defense is bad. As an additional layer to many defenses it is a sound choice. You still paint camoflage on a tank.
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   by demosthenex 7y ago

   Did you have any specific examples of Red for non-web CRUD interfaces?
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   by demosthenex 7y ago

   I should explain what I've tried. Nextcloud photos is not a photo application. It's basically a shared gallery with thumbnails. There's no metadata support or editing. No true multiuser access other than granting sharing thro
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   by demosthenex 7y ago

   I've been unable to find an open source multiuser local photo product. I'd love for my whole family to upload cell phone photos and SD cards to a central place we could share and tag from, without it belonging to Google.
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   by demosthenex 9y ago

   I'd love to see more terminal interfaces. I've been looking for a modern TUI library for a while.
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   by demosthenex 9y ago

   I think that's what the web community misses. We have 50 years of Moore's Law to benefit from, yet we are making slower applications than ever. The larger these codebases, the more complex they are to maintain, secure, and debug.
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    by demosthenex 9y ago

    I've love to see more character cell intefaces. Not everyone wants to run a web/GUI stack for a simple CRUD form. TUIs are often fast, and low requirements. I've considered the same myself, as no modern languages include a re
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    by demosthenex 10y ago

    I'm considering a treadmill desk. Any thoughts?
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    by demosthenex 10y ago

    >> you created a business that depends on a single point of failure that is entirely outs0ide your control > Long term I will have to keep a close eye on Microsoft and see if it's something I have to move away from. I think th
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    by demosthenex 11y ago

    I use an older project called pwsafe that is careful about what memory the passwords are stored in, and uses an AES encrypted flat file database for minimum calls. I've been very happy with it.
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    by demosthenex 11y ago

    I have looked at npyscreen too. Both are lower level to my knowledge.
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    by demosthenex 11y ago

    TUI != GUI.
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    by demosthenex 11y ago

    I just had an extended discussion on IRC the other day regarding Turbo Vision and console applications. I had a short project of my own I wanted to do to replace a webapp I depend on, where the core is no more than 5 tables with a simple CR
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    Surviving TUI CRUD databases?

    1 points by demosthenex 11y ago|0 comments