mckmk

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by mckmk 2mo ago
This is great. It works well for some docx files I have that don't work well in LibreOffice or any other non MS word. I do also have one that splits across 2 pages that I got down to 1 in MS word. Thank you for developing this AND than
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by mckmk 1y ago
Imagine being able to sync that sql database with some sort of cloud storage(s3, google drive, one drive). Or, even better imagine being able to load your own applications in into your cloud storage and run them in browser remotely.
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by mckmk 2y ago
I regularly use Nitro PRO for redaction. It's proprietary but I don't know of any OSS tools that focus on redaction. https://www.gonitro.com/pdf-pro
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by mckmk 4y ago
There is a lot of good advice in this thread and I strongly recommend trying that advice before trying what works for me. BUT, I had trouble getting to sleep my whole life and for about the last 7 years I've been able to get to sleep i
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by mckmk 4y ago
Thank you cableshaft. I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. FWIW I also think general protocols on long lived platforms and IPFS are great. BUT, I really don't think the blockchain has a role to play solving any of t
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by mckmk 4y ago
It seems like, whenever there is an issue with the representations of blockchain the answer is to ignore the blockchain. (Shoot, our smart contract was a little too limited for the service we want to offer “Hey everyone don’t use that NFT!”
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by mckmk 4y ago
This does not sound like good system design. “NFTs create a frictionless easily exchangeable market for goods… BUT make sure you check with the people, project, company or government that has authority over this good as to whether this part
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by mckmk 4y ago
>Barring all that, they could just not recognize the owner and send police to physically remove someone who thinks they own it because the have the NFT. That's one reason why some people like bitcoin so much, the government can&#x27
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by mckmk 4y ago
In this ‘house NFT within the court system’ paradigm, what happens if the court disagrees with the blockchain on who is the rightful ‘owner’ of the house NFT?
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by mckmk 5y ago
Google Cloud offers Identity Aware Proxy and AWS offers Cognito integration with their Application Load Balancers which can do this.
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by mckmk 5y ago
Just to throw in another solution for anyone looking. Abbyy FineReader has a comparison module that is excellent. https://pdf.abbyy.com/how-to/compare-documents/
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by mckmk 5y ago
I'm not 100% clear if you're looking for a pro crypto currency community that has thoughtful technical discussions OR a community that is more focused about being skeptical of crypto currency. I don't know of anywhere good fo
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by mckmk 5y ago
Yes, many of David Gerard's criticisms have been said before. But, the entire crypto currency industry is devoted to gaining adherents based on dubious reasoning. What's a writer to do with what many of us view as the biggest fina
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by mckmk 5y ago
Very interesting, thanks for the response!
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by mckmk 5y ago
I'm genuinely curious if You find it cheaper including transferring from your currency, to crypto-currency-x, blockchain fee, crypto-currency-x to argentinian peso than transferwise or any of it's competitors? I think they're
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by mckmk 6y ago
As opposed to crypto currency proponents who have nothing to sell you? I assume you make this same point on those posts too?
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by mckmk 6y ago
I use a modified GmailThis bookmarklet to send myself URLs frequently: https://github.com/DangerousPenguins/GTDPI Just click the bookmarklet, optionally add any search terms and click send.
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by mckmk 6y ago
I had a similar need at a company I worked for. My solution was actually quite similar to the author's #1 with the major exception being that I used ODG for LibreOffice Draw which mostly solves the author's two main complaints her
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by mckmk 7y ago
Sanoid seems like a great tool. It was at the top of my list when I was looking for this kind of solution. I ended up going with zfs_autobackup - https://github.com/psy0rz/zfs_autobackup because it doesn't need an
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by mckmk 8y ago
>Sure they could try to withhold some % of votes and vote themselves but hopefully that should be noticed. I think with ring signatures obfuscating everything it might be tough or even impossible to detect. I would certainly enjoy readin
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by mckmk 8y ago
>The initial seeding should also be public so the total amount of votes could be audited as well. It's possible to set it up so you can't ever create any new votes after the initial seed (this is possible in all current token s
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by mckmk 8y ago
I don't know camgunz, don't you remember that time before the blockchain when computers couldn't talk to each other over the internet and cryptographic hashes didn't exist? Because it seems like a lot of the proposed use
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by mckmk 8y ago
> So this is solvable. I'm not so confident. The Monero output from those transactions is actually only knowable to the intended recipient so I don't really know how this would work best. Would there be a pre-determined address
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by mckmk 8y ago
>We distribute the votes so 1 vote = 1 BankID vote. It's also technically possible to allow users to change their vote if done before the deadline. You're describing a system where the government has a list of IDs and associate
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by mckmk 8y ago
There is fundamentally no way to do voting on the blockchain that limits one person to one vote and still maintains a system that isn’t completely reliant on trusting a third party at every important level. To start, and this is really impo