mikebos

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by mikebos 7y ago
I'm using homeseer. It offers a lot of integrations, there are plugings for functionality, but you can also write your own or add scripts. It enabled me to smart small. The experimenting and small steps ensured the WAF (wife acceptance
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by mikebos 7y ago
So yeah I have something like this on a VPS. I wouldn't touch this in saas unless backed by some form of continuity guarantee, which would make it expansive. Oh and I’m in my 40’s.
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by mikebos 8y ago
It was one specific example. - Who has access to the data - Can a contact access the data - This is very much a one/two man shop, what happens when you are incapacitated? - Where is the profit? Or why is it free Just to give some insig
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by mikebos 8y ago
I’ve been playing with something like this as a self hosted service. My main points of worry in this kind of services are data security and reliability. How are these addressed here? As it’s a free service there is no contractual obligation
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by mikebos 8y ago
Agreed, it doesn't matter if you have a local variant in their trademarked light salmon color :-) Solid journalism, non biased and self critical. And sure that's not a 100% score but still best paper.
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by mikebos 8y ago
Ok let's do the trust and compare thing - Dropbox is a registered company, savefileme is an unknown - Dropbox has a ToS, savefileme ? - Dropbox discloses to a certain degree who owns it and works there, savefileme is an e-mail address
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by mikebos 8y ago
Oops there is encryption. Sorry for that. You do load however code from the website and from another repo. Account creation is random so losing the config seems to be bad. You have no payment option. You have no physical address. No idea o
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by mikebos 8y ago
Well this seem legit </sarcasm> Everything is backup up for 1 dollar a month, typo's on the website, no name what so ever except for the savefileme authors. No mention what backend this ends up. Looking at the source code I
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by mikebos 8y ago
I tried to read a few articles/websites about parenting when my kids reached the three years. The problem is that most are about what at that time is the current fad in psych country. Most of that stuff is made up as they go without an
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by mikebos 8y ago
Oh and really low cost. Get an mxroute.com account for $30. They use mailchannels for outbound traffic it's a pretty decent solution with solid delivery.
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by mikebos 8y ago
https://postmarkapp.com/ They used to have a free tier in that you got 25.000 credits (one mail one credit) for the trial, not sure if it's still there. Otherwise the cheap plan is 10 dollar. I never had e-mail problem
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by mikebos 8y ago
Sure. Diary: - Python script that fetches the diary template and fills it with information like location - With x-callback-url it is sent to drafts - in drafts I can edit the rest and have an action to upload it to working copy I
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by mikebos 8y ago
It's the law (tm), not complying because it would cost money is a very poor excuse. Besides some case law would help the law and guidelines are a bit vague on specifics.
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by mikebos 8y ago
Drafts 5 combined with workflow and Pythonista on IOS. For everything ranging from diary, personal crm, search adress/telephone number/e-mail in a given text, meeting notes and well almost anything. Very usefull combo
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by mikebos 8y ago
It depends :-) Want to get to your files without being reliant on a toolchain? Go with a standard provider, I'm not sure what your objection is to google or dropbox, but there are a lot of fish in that sea like tresorit to cater to nic
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by mikebos 8y ago
It may seem obvious, but add an registration through oauth providers like google and facebook. It should trim down the amount without a lot of impact I guess. If all that abuse is in Russian you might just try to deny service if Russian lan
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by mikebos 9y ago
I've tried a lot of mail services over the years and every time come back to gmail, well actually GSuite. Stuff I tried: - Posteo.de: Great, but you can't use your own domain or groups, which was a dealbreaker. - Fastmail: Nice en
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by mikebos 9y ago
This is not a review, it reads as an advertisment.
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by mikebos 9y ago
If you're concerned about privacy, don't use a free service. Pay for it and the privacy concern usually goes away. If you specifically concerned with US laws go German: https://posteo.de/ is a good one to consider
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by mikebos 9y ago
There is nothing wrong with slapping an absurd price on a license or item. What is wrong is the legal framework that allows it for years after your death to slap a price on it. The reason it's wrong is that copyright was meant to balan
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by mikebos 10y ago
I tried a bunch: Lastpass Dashlane Keepass pass Passwordsafe 1password Some a longer time then others :-) I'm currently back with lastpass. There are two main things for me security and usability. Lastpass seems secure, don't know
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by mikebos 10y ago
Looks nice, couple of things. There is no way to customize date settings. The minimum is starting day monday or sunday and day/month/year vs month/day/year. I would want to be able to pick the most used tags by clicking
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by mikebos 10y ago
I'm currently running Bitdefender, there's no real good reason for that except the license for it was a cheap offer. There are some antivirus test like av-test.org and av-comparatives.org and no doubt others. Personally I think an
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by mikebos 10y ago
I have 20 left :-) drop me a mail and I'll invite you https://keybase.io/mikebos edit: Mehh should be in the main thread, sorry
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by mikebos 10y ago
So i checked the link, clicked about and got into an old fashioned load a new tab and new window with advertisement stuff. The new windows was hard to close and even got a misleading site warning from google. This is not the way to earn tru
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by mikebos 10y ago
As far as I can tell there is a lot of future predictions with basically no real evidence both for an exit and a remain. The main thing is you have some control over your local government and you have (almost) zero control over whatever the
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by mikebos 10y ago
So for > well... yeah, but isn't that always the motive, what's the difference now? See the reply of djokkataja, it covers it pretty well. > And for (2) "sometimes, mistakes are made and people die who shouldn't
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by mikebos 10y ago
So this is from a personal point of view, my dad choose euthanasia. 1. Yeah it's suicide. When you live in constant pain, lie in bed, get meds that make you hallunicate and have no realistic hope for improvement that seems like a reaso