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by educar 10y ago
This is not a big deal, you are simply not an early adopter.
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by educar 10y ago
This is the reason for https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cQgQIMlwWw
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by educar 10y ago
I apologize for not thanking you for the project and just criticizing. Thanks for the amazing project, Kenton. I meant for it all to be constructive and I hope you take it well. About 4), please do consider the fact that this is the exact s
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by educar 10y ago
Oh dear :( Sorry to see sandstorm go. I attribute the failure to many reasons: 1. The UI was very sloppy. For the user, one had to learn many new concepts (what is a webkey? why do apps not work on mobile?) 2. New app developer model meant
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by educar 10y ago
https://cloudron.io/appstore.html ?
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by educar 10y ago
Having seen the issue trackers of many closed source SaaS products, let me tell you that this is hardly anything. If anything, it's great that all this is in the open and I can assess and prepare myself in terms of sysadministration ac
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by educar 10y ago
This looks great! Is this self-hostable?
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by educar 10y ago
What do you use for auto-fill on chrome with keepass?
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by educar 10y ago
There are many other players in this space - yunohost.org, cloudron.io etc. https://github.com/Kickball/awesome-selfhosted has a better list
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by educar 10y ago
If you use docker to deploy, see cloudron.io. You can install custom apps and it takes care of encrypted backups to s3. And automates lets encrypt as well.
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by educar 10y ago
What was wrong with flowdock?
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by educar 10y ago
We are a company of 10 on GitLab CE (We selfhost via the Cloudron). Costs us ~60 a month, so it's already cheap for us. We also have a bunch of other apps on it which saves us more money.
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by educar 10y ago
Yeah, I think that is correct. BTW, I just searched and agolia now and found https://urbit.org/
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by educar 10y ago
All the random domain sha1 like domain names are confusing. I also dislike that many of the apps have missing features compared to the actual apps and they get embedded in iframes. I understand all these are done for security. Related: htt
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by educar 10y ago
For the uninitated: MeesageBird is super cheap compared to twilio.
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by educar 10y ago
Yes, the risk was taken when the company was formed. I didn't mean that it was taken after the company was formed. I am a long time ownCloud use. iirc, it was even announced on planetkde first.
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by educar 10y ago
I don't doubt that. I am sure priorities can be set by one man. But the article talks about he is the main driver for simplicity in the products. Which is an design/engineering outcome. I think the simplicity of apple products is
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by educar 10y ago
A leader is only as good as his people. And this is yet another article doing disservice to all the people working at Apple. Steve might have given the direction but he was hardly responsible for every idea that came out of Apple. The logic
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by educar 10y ago
Something like this. function resizeImage(req, res, next) { lwip.open(req.file.buffer, 'jpg', function (err, img) { if (err) return callback(err); var image = new Image(img); let ratio = (i
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by educar 10y ago
I feel sad for ownCloud and Nextcloud. ownCloud has a brand and this fork dilutes it. It will be on everyone's mind especially since the founder has left to create a competitor. For Nextcloud, unless they can explicitly state why this
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by educar 10y ago
While async and await is a welcome change, callback hell is mostly a symptom of the programmer's own doing. It is possible to have callback hell in any async programming stack/framework. In C++, you usually don't write anony
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by educar 10y ago
It's obvious that your parent was talking about servers in production. Isn't this entire thread about that?
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by educar 10y ago
I get what you are saying. The code is not very readable for an engineer well-versed is C-style languages. That said, I was a systems engineer and did a lot of C++ but now don't really understand it anymore because these days it's
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by educar 10y ago
Do you know what came out of the investigation? This was in 2013.
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by educar 10y ago
Have you seen this for indexing ? https://github.com/Andersbakken/rtags
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by educar 10y ago
Yeah, probably the worst thing about the valley culture is that organic growth has lost it's charm. There was value in bootstrapping, making revenue, then profits and then seeking funding as a way of increasing profits by growing. My u
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by educar 10y ago
Sure, they were common but the media wasn't as prevalent. For example, I know of none of those before 2000s. But post-2000 I know of every single hijack and plane crashed because the internet and media shoved it on my face because it&#
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by educar 10y ago
Hey, thanks for taking the time for the informative response. I see the difference now.
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by educar 10y ago
I am hardly going to google and investigate what is totally culturally irrelevant to me :-)
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by educar 10y ago
Funny you should mention that. Our US office receptionist (who is in her 60s) uses this word all the time to strangers. "Oh let me help you with that honey". Initially I found it condescending (for no reason), but now I am used to

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