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by thedracle 6y ago
<.< Oh no, my past is catching up with me...
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by thedracle 6y ago
CTO of CoScreen here. One of my first forays into video conferencing was programming nTouch Mobile for Sorenson Communications: https://www.sorensonvrs.com/ntouchmobile Which was a video conferencing application for perform
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by thedracle 6y ago
CTO of CoScreen: I use TMux/Vim like this, and I totally agree if everyone is using similar tooling, screen/Tmux is good enough for sharing code. Try CoScreen for non-invasive video/audio chat in that case, and don't use
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by thedracle 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback: Ubuntu LTS will definitely be one of our first supported targets. We hope to provide some universal binary, but ultimately our testing and in-house resources for verification are limited, and we dogfood our solution
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by thedracle 6y ago
CTO of CoScreen here. I think it's a really good question and not snarky at all. This is honestly one of the biggest hurdles I think we have towards adoption. We have bet a lot on the benefits of producing frictionless remote app-level
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by thedracle 6y ago
CTO of CoScreen here: It has been a grueling labor of love to get where we are, and there still is a lot of work ahead of us. And we can only acknowledge the shoulders of the giants we obviously stand on, like Doug Engelbart. Linux is defin
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by thedracle 6y ago
Coincidentally we're based on 8x8.vc, and good friend with the folks at Jitsi. It's an amazing product. We're considering in the future opening up the ability to point CoScreen to your own private Jitsi deployment (Technicall
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by thedracle 6y ago
Venturebeat article on seed round funding, and general public release, including windows: https://venturebeat.com/2021/03/25/coscreen-exits-stealth-to...
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by thedracle 6y ago
We definitely have Screenhero envy at CoScreen here: we have big shoes to fill!
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by thedracle 6y ago
Thanks! CTO of CoScreen here, really looking forward to hearing what you think about it.
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by thedracle 6y ago
I downloaded ZZT off a BBS when it came out, and to begin with it wasn't particularly impressive. I remember switching into edit mode on the 'Town of ZZT', and tweaking the responses of the characters. I was learning to progr
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by thedracle 6y ago
Jitsi is open source, so you can look at the exact mechanics of their billing counter to answer your question: It's all orchestrated from here: https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/blob/master/react&#
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by thedracle 6y ago
I can decidedly say that more than 90% of literal crap is crap.
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by thedracle 6y ago
CTO & CoFounder of CoScreen here. Thanks for your feedback, we will definitely make it more prominent that single monitor use is definitely a viable use case. The best experience is definitely with a secondary monitor, that was the orig
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by thedracle 6y ago
Maybe it shouldn't be true for every video game console. But even then --- a mobile phone has analogues with other computing devices that are more open.
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by thedracle 6y ago
I would imagine with the amount of financial exposure these power companies have now regarding wild fires, it's not exactly in their best interests to try to push their infrastructure either.
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by thedracle 6y ago
Beyond normal system logs --- you can set up auditd to track very specific things, like executables, files being written to, copied, modified. I work on endpoint protection software that goes deeper, using ebpf and a driver for older kernel
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by thedracle 6y ago
I'll be sure to keep you posted.
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by thedracle 6y ago
I wrote an eBPF security monitoring tool for an endpoint protection solution that is surprisingly similar to your proposed solution of walking the dentry tree for obtaining the command path. It basically takes a block of memory, and splits
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by thedracle 6y ago
And these Chinese companies have the option of refusing to operate in the rest of the world. It sounds like you don't have a problem.
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by thedracle 6y ago
In the memoirs of Bernal Diaz Del Castillo, there were already several Spanish people living in the Yucatan when Cortez first landed in Veracruz. He documented evidence that some of these diseases had already made their rounds around the Am
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by thedracle 6y ago
I think this is the truth for me. I have learned hundreds of tools and IDEs over the years, and nearly every one is defunct and not used any more. Every minute I've invested in learning vim has remained relevant and useful.
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by thedracle 6y ago
This is true for me too, I would often use Vim to basically do quick modifications, and use an IDE for refactoring/completion, and code navigation. Recently a lot of quality plugins have been made leveraging Microsoft's languagese
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by thedracle 6y ago
Being at a company where most people do not use Vim definitely has caused a great deal of consternation and discussion about why I use Vim, and why I don't use a "real" IDE. It becomes a hot topic of discussion without my wan
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by thedracle 7y ago
This prompted me to go read her Wikipedia page, and wow does she have an impressive resume and set of accomplishments.
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by thedracle 7y ago
Not to mention, I'm not sure I prefer the Windows version of the USB API anyhow. Sure, you have to snprintf these details of the USB device, to construct a path. But... You also have a general purpose facility available to explore USB
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by thedracle 7y ago
Think of all of the fourth generation people in the U.S. with some link to Italian or Scottish immigrants who still wear kilts, or fly the Italian flag in their homes. It's pretty silly to Italians and Scots I'm sure, but maintain
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by thedracle 7y ago
The fact that international students are willing to pay 3-4x what in-state students pay, joined with the reality that the cost of college has tracked at 500% of average consumer price inflation? It definitely isn't a zero sum gain for
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by thedracle 7y ago
Maybe I'm wrong... I'm a vim old timer, and have been using it for years, but I really love the plugin community in Vim, and it has gotten better and better in the last several years. Things like 'vim-tmux-navigator' sav
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by thedracle 7y ago
I just like the boring eyes logo... It is exactly how I feel inside sometimes.

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