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brimstedt

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    Comment #46473706

    I do not agree fully with this article, but it does give food for thought and have some valid points: - don't blindly jump into a new architecture because it's cool - choose wisely…

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    Comment #45633289

    It's an interesting and fun experiment, but what are real usecases for such a cluster?

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    Comment #45407531

    Isnt the author confusing "alphabetical sorting" with "ASCII sorting"? Afaik there is no universal way to handle numbers in alphabetical lists. Sometimes numbers some before letter…

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    Comment #43146646

    > Those who need a full fledged jira with sso? they won't self host and won't care if it's open source. Not necessarily true. Id like to replace jira in an enterprise environment a…

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    Comment #42797252

    That i dont know yet, and id love to hear suggestions.

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    Comment #42785044

    Why? It seems to go along well with the rest of their services. Slow, feature incomplete.. Just look at Jira, Confluence, etc. We use the atlassian products at work and are plannin…

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    Comment #42373423

    Nice idea, i had a similar one that i hope to release soon! It worked well in ff on Android, except i did not see the final set of words in the end and share link got undefined in …

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    Comment #42356294

    Any initiative to make a fast powerful UI is a good one imo. Some features, like clipboard history and window management (i.e "tabs") are better left to the desktop environment tho…

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    Comment #42093068

    I remember only one lecture from university, one in presentation technique. The idea of the (guest) speaker was that when you hold a presentation, say the most important things fir…

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    Comment #41894556

    Haven't used bitwarden so not sure about it's festureset, but I'm looking into passbolt which seems nice and with self hosting options.

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    Comment #40565640

    Anyone know how it compares to mouseflow?

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    Comment #40545470

    Nice work It would be neat if there was an option to make input and textarea use the script font as well and an image component that made a sketch of the image provided. And maybe …

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    Comment #40470163

    I asked who i am, being the only person with my name. Turned out i was a professional fotboll player :-)

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    Comment #40043357

    I think it's a great idea if it's done right. I miss freshmeat.net :-) A database of open source software would help when looking for suitable products, personally I tend to scout …

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    Comment #39564564

    Would you mind elaborating? I still find Firefox superior to safari.

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    Comment #39120510

    I agree. I currently use macos at work, but I avoid investing learning time to tools I can only use on one platform.

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    Comment #39120482

    I disagree. For example, in vscode if the sharer start a http-service the port can be port forwarded through the session so anyone in the session can interact with the service. Pre…

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    Comment #38419212

    I rarely use Chrome myself. Firefox in my opinion is less opinionated and let me use it the way I want. For example, it's much easier in FF to not use tabs, which is important to m…

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    Comment #37067456

    I see a lot of comment reflecting on MySQL and oracle vs postgresql. Anyone with experience of MSSQL and PostgreSQL who'd like to comment on how it they compare?

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    Comment #36713598

    Looks nice! Can you download backups and/or self host in case you decide to close it? What did you use to charge and why did you stop?

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    Comment #36681144

    Is this something similar to couch/pouchdb?

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    Comment #36541882

    Id say the point of nosql is rather "the right tool for the job". You can use an SQL db engine as a kv-store, but you can probably make a more efficient kv-store if you do not have…

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    Comment #36460234

    This means two actions (zoom+click) when one would be enough. Efficiency first!

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    Comment #36170320

    Yes. Self hosting for me can come because of a few different reasons: - I want to ensure my data is safe - I want to ensure uptime or performance - I want to ensure continuity if t…

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    Comment #36170240

    You might like kde. Imo it's superior to both windows and Mac and it's adaptable so you can have an efficient workflow.