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by gramakri 9y ago
Of course. I am worried that sensitive information is being sent via HTTP.
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by gramakri 9y ago
Never heard of this behavior before but you appear to be right - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1666807/email-validation... . TIL
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by gramakri 9y ago
Worries me that the request is made with http and the screen cap has some items blacked out.
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by gramakri 9y ago
Yes, AWS has security groups.
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by gramakri 9y ago
While they look the same, the technologies serve different purposes. iptables/ufw block requests at the VM level. So traffic flows all the way to your VM and then your VM spends CPU cycles rejecting those packets. In contrast, these fi
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by gramakri 9y ago
Thanks for the touching story and it's great to see medical startups like this. Can you clarify how you reached the 90% number given that the detection is 15 years before the disease and your startup is only 3 years old. How were these
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by gramakri 9y ago
By live watching, the commenter is referring to 'watching to changes to a file'.
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by gramakri 9y ago
> Why don't they scale their development team with it's popularity? It could also be that they don't make as much as you think. After all, 70 USD per major release is not really that much. Assuming, a 150k per dev salary (
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by gramakri 9y ago
I can't resist commenting since I cannot forget this ride! I have been on the same train line (don't think it was called vivek express back then) about 20 years (I was 15) back from Coimbatore to Guwahati. Back then, the train rid
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by gramakri 9y ago
Is there a reason why 'Bing' cannot be set as the default search engine?
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by gramakri 9y ago
Kanboard has it all
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Hosting LAMP apps on Cloudron(cloudron.io)
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Cloudron v0.100.1 – Simplified setup, Minio support, Easy email setup(cloudron.io)
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Self-host apps on Digital Ocean using Cloudron(cloudron.io)
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by gramakri 10y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12533140
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by gramakri 10y ago
Similar story - I wrote KDocker ( https://git.girish.in/projects/kdocker ). It was stuck to Qt3 and I had no motivation to move it to Qt4 since it was a lot of work. Out of blue, John comes along and does a full Qt4 port
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by gramakri 10y ago
I have to thank Nick for my current startup (we actually say so on our about page) :-) I used to rely on Reader so much that it was my gateway to the internet. When it got cancelled, I realized that I needed a way to stop relying on free ce
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by gramakri 10y ago
We make a platform for self-hosting (cloudron.io), so I am always reaching out to people making self-hosted products and curious to know who the customers are. Best of luck!
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by gramakri 10y ago
Openshift is more like a PaaS. It's like self-hosting Heroku (and dokku). See my answer for Dokku - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12400798 . Since this thread got a bit old, feel free to email me at girish@cloudr
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by gramakri 10y ago
Thanks, just played with the demo and looks very polished. This seems to be very useful for consultants working on multiple projects/customers. Can you give me some insight into your existing customers? Do they come for privacy or pric
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by gramakri 10y ago
Would be interesting to see a statistic on 2 spaces vs 4 spaces as well. Somehow, I can never get used to 2 spaces, the code feels too cluttered. This applies to json/html/xml as well.
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by gramakri 10y ago
Ah, my bad. This info is not readily visible on mobile (because it's a hover tool tip). Will fix that... Small = 1GB RAM, Medium = 4GB RAM, Large = 8GB RAM. We generally suggest people to start out with small and take it from there. I
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by gramakri 10y ago
Thanks :-) As a self-hoster for many years now, I really want to make it mainstream.
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by gramakri 10y ago
Dokku's target audience is developers who want to run web apps. Cloudron's target audience are the users of the app but want to run the app on their server (for privacy, ownership, control, pride etc). If you are a developer today
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by gramakri 10y ago
Currently, we make money of managed hosting. But we have big dreams where everyone keeps their data and runs apps on their own server. If we can get enough users with such interest, I think there are lots of ways to make money.
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by gramakri 10y ago
Currently, no. It is really designed to run on a VPS/EC2. For ec2, https://cloudron.io/references/selfhosting.html
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by gramakri 10y ago
Yeah, someone reset the username/password :/ This is why we cannot have nice things :-) I just restored the Cloudron, please try again now.
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by gramakri 10y ago
We build our own docker images. Apps have to be packaged so that no configuration is required post-installation. For example, the user does not have to setup databases, configure email, SSO, figure out what needs to be backed up etc. You ju
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by gramakri 10y ago
Yes, SSO is one of our main features. You can add users ('Users' in the menu bar). This will send them an invite. You put users in groups and assign groups to apps to indicate who can access the apps. By default, apps are locked t
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by gramakri 10y ago
For specific case of backups, apps on cloudron are already encrypted and backed up automatically to your S3 bucket. This happens at a app level, so you can restore apps individually as well. Though, I think you are asking if we some form da

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