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by xet7 6y ago
1) Is there MongoDB-to-Postgres Translation layer? 2) Is there converter that can convert schema and transfer all data from: 2.1) MongoDB to SQLite? 2.2) MongoDB to PostgreSQL?
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by xet7 6y ago
As a commitment to privacy, as a next step, can I get option to Win10 to disable all tracking? And also at install phase of Win10, at first privacy question, option to disable all tracking, all cloud account etc, skipping all the other rela
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TSC Open Source platform game for s390x available(secretchronicles.org)
2 points by xet7 6y ago|0 comments
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by xet7 6y ago
Regarding VMware buying SaltStack, it is a good thing, Tom will have more time to code, according to TheHacks podcast episode about it at https://www.saltstack.com/the-hacks/ that I usually listen from page https:&#x2
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Meteor.js Impact Online Conference Now in Progress(impact.meteor.com)
1 points by xet7 6y ago|0 comments
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by xet7 6y ago
Meteor.js has newest Node.js LTS etc dependencies, and is actively maintained.
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Snaps running in secure sandbox is better than installing apt package as root. Automatically updating Snap package with latest security and bug fixes is better than old vulnerable deb package.
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by xet7 6y ago
Snaps have already taken off in a big way. Many individuals, companies and enterprises have selected Snap because of secure sandbox and automatic updates. It is just that FUD from Linux Mint causes many HN articles with FUD.
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> My main reason for disliking Snap is the fact that it allows anybody in the world to publish a package with minimal moderation. This completely undermines the inherent trust that system package managers should have. Where do we get mor
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by xet7 6y ago
That 3. Profit seems to be for Enterprise use only. For my development: - I download and use Snap on Kubuntu/Xubuntu/Debian for free - I have developed and published Snaps for free - Canonical pays huge cost of build and downloads
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by xet7 6y ago
Why would Canonical leader use such words like "fuck them" ? That's just a absurd conspiracy theory. For example Wekan Snap is used in very many different distros: https://snapcraft.io/wekan
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by xet7 6y ago
Newest Safari is only available for macOS and iOS. There used to be Windows version of Safari, but it is not updated anymore. Safari is based on Webkit/KTHML/Konqueror source code, some of the source code is public and has been co
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by xet7 6y ago
Drew has a lot of action. His Open Source code repo hosting service https://sourcehut.org does not use any Javascript at frontend, and sourcehut webpages load a lot faster than GitHub and GitLab. https://drewdevault.c
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by xet7 6y ago
I used to use Linux Mint at many computers. But making hard to use Snap is just shooting itself in to foot. Currently I prefer Kubuntu/Xubuntu/Debian, where Snap works. It's like community just complaining about Snap, and not
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by xet7 6y ago
LXC/LXD is very cool. With it, it's possible run many copies of same server Snap like Wekan https://wekan.github.io at same server: https://github.com/wekan/wekan-snap/wiki/Many-Snaps-on-
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by xet7 6y ago
That OS of Ubuntu Phone, Ubuntu Touch https://ubports.com has rapid progress as a community project, it works very well on PinePhone, and there are also other Open Source OSes for PinePhone.
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> I don't see Linux users demanding snaps in large numbers For me, Snap is the best package system. When I publish new version of Wekan Snap, it's updated very fast to those 8k servers around the world where someone has install
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by xet7 6y ago
> a major reason why most distributions and users won't adopt snap What "most distributions" you mean? Snap is already available for many distros.
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by xet7 6y ago
Huh? I think it's easier to just add to /etc/hosts this line: 127.0.0.1 api.snapcraft.io
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by xet7 6y ago
Found some related discussion here: https://caddy.community/t/caddy-to-replace-envoy-for-ha-setu...
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by xet7 6y ago
How does Envoy compare to Caddy 2 ? https://caddyserver.com
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That revenue funds bandwidth, server etc costs of those downloading Snap packages for free.
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Continuing Ubuntu One was not sustainable: https://ubuntu.com/blog/shutting-down-ubuntu-one-file-servic... Ubuntu One file syncing, also server part, has been Open Sourced with much effort from Canonical: https:/
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by xet7 6y ago
Yes. There is huge difference between: a) One Snap package that supports all Ubuntu distros from 14.04 to newest, and also many other distros than Ubuntu b) Compiling separate .deb package for all those Ubuntu versions from 14.04 to newest.
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by xet7 6y ago
AFAIK Ubuntu does not force reboot like Windows 10.
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by xet7 6y ago
Auto-updates of all Snap packages can be turned off at /etc/hosts by adding a line: 127.0.0.1 api.snapcraft.io
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by xet7 6y ago
Just couple days ago I had to help someone to find up-to-date webbrowser for WinXP https://feodor2.github.io/Mypal/ to use on internal network, they had no option to upgrade. Legacy apps are here with us forever.
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by xet7 6y ago
There is also NixNote GPLv2 desktop Evernote client: http://nixnote.org/NixNote-Home/ https://github.com/baumgarr/nixnote2
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by xet7 6y ago
There is orgmode for web: https://org-web.org https://github.com/DanielDe/org-web
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by xet7 6y ago
Maybe it's not easy to have client side encryption, but it seems CryptPad has it: https://cryptpad.fr https://github.com/xwiki-labs/cryptpad

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