gramakri

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   by gramakri 7y ago

   > P.S. RIP Nylus You mean Nylas?
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   by gramakri 7y ago

   This of course assumes zero waste. And also availability of water
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   by gramakri 7y ago

   Surprised there is no mention of Goodwill. It's fairly good for donating clothes as well as getting used clothes. Some of the shops are very un-orderly so be sure to checkout atleast 2-3 stores before making a judgement.
4. 124.▲
   by gramakri 7y ago

   I have noticed this as well. Simply not putting my clothes in the dryer has made this problem go away.
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   by gramakri 7y ago

   Let's Chat was one of the first apps we packaged for Cloudron. We used to use it as our full time chat for our customers. A great feature is that it has XMPP support (can connect using any XMPP client). We have since moved on to Rocket
6. 126.▲
   by gramakri 7y ago

   I use TinyTinyRSS every day and it's my primary way to access the internet. I can say that in my bubble it's not dead.
7. 127.▲
   by gramakri 7y ago

   I think atlassian sold it off
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   by gramakri 7y ago

   very interested in reading more about this. do you have any pointers/links?
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   by gramakri 7y ago

   Wanted to add that after the dns-01 challenge went live, it has become even more awesome. Many customers saw opening up port 80 as a security concern for their firewall.
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    One of the best things to happen to the internet. We started working on our product a year before Let's Encrypt and in the early days onboarding new customers was a nightmare. This is because our product required a domain to work and w
11. 131.▲
    by gramakri 7y ago

    Aren't enterprises that spend millions a year the niche and not the other way around ?
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    IMO, the best way for an alternate messaging app to catch on (to WhatsApp) is federation. If we can figure out a way to have a common signaling protocol across apps and users can choose whatever clients they want, then they have a chance of
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    I don't have a question but your throwaway username is fantastic.
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    Small typo. "Business is a discipline, you’re in it for the long hall". It should be "long haul".
15. 135.▲
    by gramakri 7y ago

    Washing machine and dish washer
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    Great read, thanks for writing this. One of the hardest parts of doing a bootstrapped startup is the peer pressure and the perceived opportunity cost. The numbers won't add up for a bootstrapped business for many years (I am talking up
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    Yes, that's the core of our tech stack. All our packages are opensource (git.cloudron.io). Important thing for us is to have all the docker containers read-only and have a 100% reliable backup/restore mechanism because we do autom
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    The target audience of caprover and cloudron is totally different. caprover is a PaaS. Cloudron lets you install ready to use apps like Ghost/GitLab/Discourse/OpenVPN etc. A person who knows how to deploy using docker and mor
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    We send our newsletters via mailtrain - https://github.com/Mailtrain-org/mailtrain with postmark as the backend. Where mailtrain falls short is the template editor but since we are geeks we get by with some raw html :)
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    Great point about D. I self-host at home (it's a thinkcenter m600) but it depends on external services. I use DO DNS and Let's Encrypt TLS, backup to S3. Not to mention I rely on comcast for internet and public IP!
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    For some history: ownCloud is a very old stable product. 2-3 years back it got forked into Nexcloud because the founder of ownCloud had some disagreement about ownCloud's direction. Both the products are backed by companies and both ar
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    I think like many other terms like 'cloud', 'private', 'start up' there is a lot of gray area :). It's up to you where you draw the line. For me, self-hosting means running software in a manner where I hav
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    For those in the market to run a private cloud, please try https://cloudron.io . Our motivation is to make it simple to selfhost apps . The main advantage is that we take care of automatic updates across all the apps we package.
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    Does WireGuard require a kernel module or a specific kernel? (I saw a day or two ago it was in linus' tree). Can I run WireGuard on a digitalocean droplet?
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    We use Stripe. Will be adding PayPal integration later this year. Many of our customers are in europe and they don't have credit cards. PayPal works best for them.
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    it's called futsol
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    Will do! I am already following your project :)
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    I gave many of these a visit. fathom - Looks great. I am OK with closed source products (my motivation is self-hosting/privacy) but the direction is not clear to me. Maybe they will have a blog about it at some point - https:/&#x
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    Do you know if fathom will remain opensource and/or self-hostable ? ( https://github.com/usefathom/fathom/issues/268 )
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    by gramakri 7y ago

    Is the behavior undefined because std::string makes a deep copy of the string? I thought 'Vivian' would be placed in read-only memory and as long as you don't modify it, you can hold read-only references to it.