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by johntash 8y ago
Is there an easy/built-in way to do this on Android? I haven't found anything yet
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by johntash 8y ago
Is there a page that differentiates why this is better than some of the OSS options available? HomeAssistant and OpenHAB are the two main options I know of, and both support way more than just z-wave. The page mentions the product is ope
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by johntash 8y ago
I agree. I'd like to see a comparison of stock Brave vs Chrome/Firefox with UBO or some other adblocking extensions configured. Otherwise, I could say links is a superior browser because it loads pages even faster than Brave.
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by johntash 8y ago
I definitely forgot about the sharing aspect of Turtl, thanks for that reminder! I also understand your point of being able to provide a service, and I hope that it is successful for you when premium launches! If you haven't already,
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by johntash 8y ago
Turtl requires a server to sync, right? I don't remember that turning me off initially, but after using Joplin - I really wish more apps would make use of regular plain-text file syncing. Have you thought about having Turtl sync to a
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by johntash 8y ago
Can I get a few more 50% discounts stacked on top of that offer? I'd like 150% off, please.
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by johntash 8y ago
I only recently learned about sciter, and was pretty excited to start using it on a personal project. Thanks for that! I'm not exactly an expert on imap/pop/smtp, but I'd potentially be interested in helping depending o
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by johntash 8y ago
How much for the rest?
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by johntash 8y ago
I think my ideal VR workspace would be one screen directly in front of me, and then as many screens as I want off in the distance. You'd be able to easily see the screens in the distance and look for updates/etc and just click on
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by johntash 8y ago
A $15 chromecast + a TV or monitor that someone may not have/want for whatever reason. A chromecast wouldn't be private either if you have other people in your household.
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by johntash 8y ago
Is there any way to get a metric of how much something has been downloaded on ipfs? I'm guessing you would have to use google analytics or something?
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by johntash 8y ago
How long have you been using Turtl? I don't remember why I stopped using it, but I only used it for a few weeks the last time I tried it. I'm trying Joplin now, but maybe I'll give Turtl another shot too..
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by johntash 8y ago
The one feature I never found a decent replacement for was Evernote's web clipper. It worked really well, and I actually used it quite a bit since it was so low effort compared to saving a page or copy/pasting something that I m
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by johntash 8y ago
Zbox looks pretty interesting, thanks for linking it! Have you done any performance testing to compare zbox vs xfs/ext4/zfs/whatever on the same system? I saw the benchmark in the readme, but that doesn't necessarily sh
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by johntash 8y ago
I've never actually heard of upspin before this thread. Their homepage doesn't give a clear view of what it actually does, but I'm looking over https://upspin.io/doc/overview.md now
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by johntash 8y ago
What do you use for indexing/searching pdfs? I didn't think about that even being a feature for something like mediawiki, but I guess that would make sense. One of the big features I like in Evernote is the ability to search pdfs
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by johntash 8y ago
Would you upload pdfs and things like that to your mediawiki? Bills, invoices, paychecks, for example.
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by johntash 8y ago
The web clipper is definitely the main reason I still use evernote. I've tried a few alternatives, but haven't found anything nearly as good. Other than the speed issues you mentioned, I'm also worried that evernote is event
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by johntash 8y ago
Are you using the free plan, or the personal paid plan?
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by johntash 8y ago
Thanks for the mention of Joplin. I just started looking at it and it looks pretty decent for an evernote replacement.
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by johntash 8y ago
I'd be interested in hearing more about the system you use. Have you written anything about it before, I'm curious about more specific examples around what you're doing. Do you automate most/some of what you put in? I&#x
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by johntash 8y ago
I'm not currently using a personal wiki, but both MediaWiki and Confluence are pretty easy to set up. Confluence/Jira licenses are cheap for self-hosted personal use. MediaWiki is oss and probably not going anywhere anytime soon
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by johntash 8y ago
Just to make sure.. these don't provide GPG/PGP smartcard support, right?
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by johntash 8y ago
Another option to consider is Fava. It's a web frontend for Beancount which is another plain-text accounting tool similar to ledger. There's no authentication or security on the frontend, but you could probably put it behind basi
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by johntash 8y ago
This is what I currently do, and it works pretty well. I just have a regular git repo in keybase-git and have my ledger(beancount) files plus whatever scripts I need to import statements from various banks/credit cards.
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by johntash 8y ago
The only real complaint I would have over WireGuard is that with zerotier, I only need to connect to one server and then can talk to any servers on the same "network" as long as the acl permits it. The other servers are discovere
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by johntash 9y ago
A better(maybe?) idea could be to send out a survey asking what features people are interested in, whether they would be willing to pay for them, and how much if so. It could be an option when you log in to the UI. I wouldn't mind it,
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by johntash 10y ago
Went to read the article, got a full-screen "give me your e-mail address" window and closed the tab :(
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by johntash 10y ago
What's the agency you go through, if you don't mind my asking?
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by johntash 10y ago
I've been pretty happy with SpiderOak overall. I lucked out and got a coupon to get 'unlimited' space for relatively cheap, so I like that I can back up all of my machines without worrying about needing to pay more. 1000s of

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