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by mholt 1y ago
Thank you!
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by mholt 1y ago
Yes, absolutely moreso than a demo that is faked.
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by mholt 1y ago
On the contrary, I think it's even better to use real data instead of fake data. Using fake data looks tacky and unprofessional.
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by mholt 1y ago
Yeah, I did actually pursue this for a time (heh), but I might revisit it later. It was too much complexity for debateable value-add, though the value is growing on me.
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by mholt 1y ago
Bookmarks are bookmarked at a specific time. Contacts are already handled as first-class concepts in Timelinize, known as "entities". Entities don't have timestamps, but they have a name and attributes that can be anything, a
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by mholt 1y ago
Just fixed that. Thanks. You can download the latest CI artifact for the patch (the link is on the Install page in the docs).
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by mholt 1y ago
Yep, I encountered the same problem. Initially it was solely API-based, but as they got locked down and paid-only and removed entirely, I went the bulk download route.
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by mholt 1y ago
Thanks man! Good to see you here. Nice suggestion, I have a list on a text doc here, I'll add this one :)
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by mholt 1y ago
Got a lot of feedback here so far, plenty to keep me busy. And there will be an import API to let scripts/programs push data to Timelinize, even if it doesn't support those data sources built-in.
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by mholt 1y ago
Thanks for the feedback; especially about the name. I'm glad you value the project's goals!
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by mholt 1y ago
Yeah, big fan of Perkeep. I think it's well-engineered. (Better than Timelinize probably! Just missing some important features for me.)
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by mholt 1y ago
Thank you for the great feedback! > You might suggest to users the following use case. “If you want to create a Timelinize data store, but don’t feel that your own local systems are secure enough to safely hold a basket with a copy of e
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by mholt 1y ago
> Interesting. But this seems to be limited to the supported data-sources? Data sources are extensible, they basically just need to implement 2 methods: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/timelinize/timelinize@v0.0
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by mholt 1y ago
Thank you! And yeah, I feel ya. This lets you delete things too.
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by mholt 1y ago
They are just organized into folders on disk, so that could definitely work!
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by mholt 1y ago
Yeah, years ago I did some study of HPI. :) Timelinize's data sources are easily extensible so adding more shouldn't be too hard, HPI included. Thank you!
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by mholt 1y ago
Sharing is planned. Long term roadmap but definitely on my list!
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by mholt 1y ago
Glad you like Caddy! > How does this handle data updating / fixing? In the advanced import settings, you can customize what makes an item unique or a duplicate. You can also configure how to handle duplicates. By default, duplicat
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by mholt 1y ago
Wonderful, I'd love to collaborate!
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by mholt 1y ago
Well, I don't plan on 1:1 feature parity with NextCloud or any comprehensive cloud suite. But I think in terms of what was mentioned: "storing all my documents and books and documenting when I added, opened, edited them. I want it
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by mholt 1y ago
Yeah, I hear this a lot, I would love to have my financials and an LLM integrated as well! Could make for a very interesting/useful/private personal assistant.
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by mholt 1y ago
Thank you. Yes, I feel the same!
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by mholt 1y ago
Oh it actually does support audio files :) Haven't tested them in a couple years but a player should appear.
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by mholt 1y ago
As far as I know, yes. ("Original" is a strong word, but it's pretty close if you don't have space saver enabled / pay for storage.)
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by mholt 1y ago
Correct, Timelinize is not a backup utility, but having the copy of your data in your timeline acts as a backup against losing access to your data sources, such as Google Photos, or your social media account(s), etc. As opposed to simply
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by mholt 1y ago
Something like that, yeah. Augmenting public data sets like weather or news to add context to your timeline.
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by mholt 1y ago
Great comment, thanks for the questions. > unless it's a machine at home, This is, in fact, the intended model. The problem with any other model, AFAIK, is that someone else has access to your data unless I implement an encrypt
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by mholt 1y ago
That's not really aligned with my vision/goals, which is to bring my data home; but to be clear, downloading your data doesn't mean it has to leave the cloud. You can have your cake and eat it too. The debate between importin
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by mholt 1y ago
Thank you! Not sure I can package everything because of license requirements. IANAL. I think the container image basically automates the various dependencies, but I didn't create it and I don't use it so I'm not 100% sure. Ba
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by mholt 1y ago
> except the storage for the takeout zip on drive. Yeah, that's the cost I'm talking about. It essentially amounts to paying an extra subscription to be able to download your data [on a regular basis]. I'm a big rclone f

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