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by jdnordy 7y ago
the application runs entirely on your local system. no information is uploaded. No network requests are made. if you are concerned about security, Nautilus is open source. You can check out the code on github. You can even clone the repo an
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by jdnordy 7y ago
Yeah, you'll have to bypass all those securities if you want to download. We are working on getting our application certified with Apple, Microsoft, linux and all the browsers. If you're worried about security issues, the whole pr
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by jdnordy 7y ago
thanks for the input! should be fixed now.
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by jdnordy 7y ago
Thanks for letting us know. Just released a more optimized mobile site!
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by jdnordy 7y ago
I'm thinking that businesses that are cloud based will benefit the most. First, with more people spending time cloistered inside, web applications, video streaming platforms and eCommerce sites are for sure getting a boost in traffic.
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by jdnordy 7y ago
it's been pretty rough. I'm currently part of a software engineering immersive program for the sake of a career change. In three weeks, I'll be job hunting to get a job to support my wife and I. The job market has my feeling
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by jdnordy 7y ago
If you are looking to build a web application, create-react-app is a great way to get started if you're willing to learn React. It's an open source project from facebook. Here is the link the github: https://github.com&