jackjayd

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by jackjayd 4mo ago
I made a free open-source version of Intercom at the start of the year called Opencom-dev after I got sick of paying what felt like extortionate pricing. What do people see as the moat here for a firm like Intercom? Is it just the existing
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Show HN: Opencom – an open-source Intercom alternative given the Salesforce deal(opencom.dev)
5 points by jackjayd 4mo ago|0 comments
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by jackjayd 4mo ago
Very cool, thanks for sharing! I've used SyncThing in the past, but not relied on it like this. Will check it out from a backup perspective.
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Show HN: Fast Android File Manager that works(github.com)
4 points by jackjayd 4mo ago|4 comments
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by jackjayd 4mo ago
When my phone storage is full, I struggle to transfer large files to my Mac, and then delete them from my phone. I tried OpenMTP, Android File Transfer, FTP, and other approaches, but the only one that actually worked was using ADB commands
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by jackjayd 6mo ago
5 years ago I used a similar approach for one of GCPs internal APIs (I think they've since released a public API that covers the use case I had). Was a bit of a pain to do manually, so it's cool to see how trivial this has become
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by jackjayd 7mo ago
Awesome - let me know if you have any feedback or help getting set up!
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by jackjayd 7mo ago
Hi HN, I’ve been building Opencom, an open-source customer messaging platform - basically an Intercom alternative you can run yourself with minimal setup or infrastructure to manage. Repo + demo here: https://github.com/open
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Show HN: Opencom, full Intercom alternative, open-source, Convex Backend(github.com)
6 points by jackjayd 7mo ago|3 comments