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Nextcloud Talk and the FOSS caveat of mobile push notifications
(codeberg.org)
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schafele
3mo ago
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Ask HN: Open-Source Chat Platform Matrix, Rocketchat, Mattermost, ...
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schafele
2y ago
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schafele
4y ago
Hey (one of the authors here)! We use the podcasters access which you get as the podcast host after claiming your podcast on apple or spotify. Using your host credentials, raw data is fetched from google/apple and stored in a local MyS
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schafele
5y ago
thanks for the advice. at the end I am looking for something like digikam but web based and with basic user management.
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Ask HN: Looking for a simple Image Database (no overkill DAM)
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5y ago
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Reducing Product Risk and Removing the MVP Mindset
(caseyaccidental.com)
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Ask HN: How to fix a demotivating GitHub timeline?
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6y ago
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6y ago
Hey, we are Wolfgang and Matthias who build codeprints.dev and we would love to get your feedback on it. We created codeprints because we both were looking for geeky art for our home-office. We found some older services which offered simila
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schafele
6y ago
I really like the idea. I have been looking for such a platform for a long time but couldn't find one. Therefore, I developed a quick solution for myself some years ago: https://constructeev.com/ I used it for many u
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6y ago
Due to my experience you are in a very lucky position if there are too many good ideas popping up in your team. Of course, you also have to manage them and do some prioritization, in the best case together we the team to get the buy in and
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The role of an Engineering Manager and management philosophies
(developer.squareup.com)
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6y ago
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schafele
6y ago
Hey, exactly that problem do we want to solve! Good to hear that more people want to donate but face this problem. The links btw are: https://libraries.io/ and https://repology.org
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schafele
6y ago
Usually, your runtime deps are still in your minified version and used during runtime. But in general, it might be a good idea to offer this as an option to the user how the money should be distributed.
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6y ago
Thanks a lot for all the helpful links and relevant questions. I agree, there is still a lot to clarify. I also see Recursive as a platform which could work together with other platforms. Recursive can't solve tax issues for the projec
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6y ago
I really like the idea. Push to talk is a proven concept when a lot of people work together and should stay informed (e.g. fire fighters). I see a huge potential for it...
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6y ago
Author here: I know several people and also companies who would like to support Open Source financially, but don’t know how to do it in a fair way. Usually, there is just one approach, pick the most important library/project you depend
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Show HN: Recursive Donations to support Open Source maintainers
(recursive.gives)
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6y ago
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Show HN: I created a platform to use Google’s Location History to fight Covid-19
(covid19tracing.org)
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schafele
7y ago
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Show HN: Docker image for non-blocking MySQL and MariaDB backups
(wolfgang.gassler.org)
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7y ago
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schafele
7y ago
what are good platforms for that?
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schafele
7y ago
I agree, that is definitely a good way to donate money. It is just that I heard "The software that is the easiest to build -- the software that is the easiest to fund the development of -- tends to serve those who are already extremely
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7y ago
thanks andrefuchs for the links, I wasn't aware of OpenCollective. If I get it correctly I still have to manually find all collectives that I want to support and send them money. So if I want to support 100 projects and I'll have
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schafele
7y ago
Thanks for the info. But then again, I am not sure what they are doing with my money right? So is there a platform which distributes my money to those people who work on those projects and libs that I am using - Without checking everything
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Ask HN: How to donate $1k to open source?
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schafele
7y ago
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