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by sbr464 8y ago
thanks, does the viewer come in a readonly option?
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by sbr464 8y ago
pic of desk/detail: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/j6mpmq2ozudike1/AAA0rAMeoBg_NnV6o...
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by sbr464 8y ago
Another cool company I've used for the office - Floyd, you buy the legs, and build a desktop/door etc. Can recommend. We built our tops out of 2 sheets of nice grade Russian Baltic Birch plywood glued/screwed together. More e
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by sbr464 8y ago
PRTG has a pretty good device map, that integrates pretty seamlessly with the monitoring data it collects, but it's geared for more traditional network/IT environments. They do have cloud stuff now, but I like that Arcentry is bui
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by sbr464 8y ago
I'd be interested in getting the ui/diagrams via an API, so I can integrate into our app, render in custom ways. Not using an iframe or embed, but just the structure of a diagram that was built earlier on your normal platform, may
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by sbr464 8y ago
I don’t really like Evernote/too heavy for my needs, but the OCR feature for handwriting/transcribing whiteboard sessions etc, was top notch. It’s cool to search your notes and get results from random whiteboard text, very usable.
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Awesome that you added the api feature so soon, definitely makes things more interesting, having live data/configs syncing. Congrats on the launch!
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I agree with you, there are several settings avail to control what is optimized, it’s typically enabled on faster devices/connections at work. I would be upset as well if a site naively used up a connection in the background.
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by sbr464 8y ago
They are aware, it’s business software, syncing records/templates/frequent info etc. It’s only to improve the experience, and it’s controlled by settings/opt-in etc. It’s also configurable to only operate on faster connection
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by sbr464 8y ago
Great write up. I’ve been exploring SWs recently to help with downloading and caching data in the background for faster UI. Question, I’d like to avoid doing large downloads or possibly cap the transfer rate to avoid any potential jank. Is
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by sbr464 8y ago
I feel like it’s natural for anyone even close to the security industry to be very hesitant to say a product they created is secure or complete. Even Socrates ended with “All I know is that I don’t know”. Which interpreted means: use it.
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by sbr464 8y ago
Thanks for mentioning the Lombok earthquake gofund support page also, donated.
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Nice write up, I like the clean and straight forward style of writing.
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I tend to agree but I’ve personally stopped using popular ORMs and instead my own semi-reusable, lighter weight libraries that are closer to the native db drivers. I feel like in this longer form writing, having the complete process laid ou
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I can recommend his s3stat software. We used it to analyze thousands of devices that were uploading daily backups. It made it easy to see devices that had incorrect backup configs, for example, were uploading active .pst files from outlook
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by sbr464 8y ago
I would only ask someone being so harsh, what they have personally contributed as a project directly or indirectly (supporting an existing project) before being as harsh or judge mental as this, especially toward a product like docker, that
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You may not feel this way, but think of downloading docker, as a non developer. You are probably following some tutorial, and really have no idea what you are actually doing. What if a container you are downloading is dangerous, or becomes
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Yes, absolutely. Would you like the cure to cancer if it meant you had to give your email address? One thing has nothing to do with the other.
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What does being open source and being altruistic have to do with each other? Personally, I think they enabled the login, so that new users would be able to use docker cloud, after installing docker, without needing to create an account. But
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by sbr464 8y ago
Does offering the source not qualify as offering something? What is the closed source company offering that you are ok with giving your email away? Really an honest question. I find Docker useful, and was put back also by the email/ lo
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// Note that it's named with UpperCase, not camelCase Refers to Pascal case
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by sbr464 8y ago
Might cause an issue for WiFi access portals in short term. Not really related, more of a side effect of poor implementations. Some use cookies to route around settings, I’ve had trouble with in past.
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And fauna
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In concept, but not execution. More scientific and the platform doing a lot of work for you. You upload tons of specific raw data. Think lidar, drone footage, data from core samples, raw precision gps data, material analysis, etc. The platf
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I think cockroachDB has the automatic node registration/balancing? I guess you’d have to deal with the shard or data you would choose to host There’s one feature of Faunadb that stood out, the ability to create a seemingly unlimited nu
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It's not up currently, but make a note about a domain for a project I'm working on and releasing soon. It's a general platform for accumulating any type of geo/metadata/media possible about a point in space. thi
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For sure, I was thinking more simply how most of us developers etc, immediately create an abstraction (rest/graphql/sdk) vs allowing direct queries to a db. Would be interesting if libraries/knowledge/datasets could be a
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Your right, I've tried it before and forgot about it.
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Thanks for the resource though! Looks interesting
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Curious if a potential solution would be having open, read only databases, that you could query directly, vs everyone copying the same data over and over. Kind of how you don’t download Wikipedia but access what you need. I realize there ar

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