Visualize team email network with new MIT tool
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Visualize team email network with new MIT tool
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Re: Visualize team email network with new MIT tool
#2Should be a way to run this on my own server. I don't like to give full access to all my teams e-mails/data.
Re: Visualize team email network with new MIT tool
#3Should be a way to run this on my own server. I don't like to give full access to all my teams e-mails/data.
Same. That’s a bit of a non-starter as even my non-work email isn’t appropriate to share with some random third party. Even if their intentions are good, how could I ever determine if they have appropriate security?
Re: Visualize team email network with new MIT tool
#4why
Re: Visualize team email network with new MIT tool
#5Autoplaying background music. Why?
Re: Visualize team email network with new MIT tool
#6Should be a way to run this on my own server. I don't like to give full access to all my teams e-mails/data.
4th paragraph on landing page:
>If you are interested on using OpenTeams in a secure setting, please use the opensource code to spin your own private instance of OpenTeams
Re: Visualize team email network with new MIT tool
#7Autoplaying background music. Why?
Ditto! It felt like I'm back in 1995, had to take the headphones off as also the volume is pretty high.
Shall II carry on and start looking for MARQUEE in the page's source?
Edit: just googled MARQUEE. Nice trolling, Google.
Re: Visualize team email network with new MIT tool
#8why
To slap those mass emailers on the wrist for just emailing, appearing busy but just eating everyone's time ;)
Re: Visualize team email network with new MIT tool
#9Should be a way to run this on my own server. I don't like to give full access to all my teams e-mails/data.
Seems rather easy to do so. [0] Python 2.7, Nginx, MongoDB, with a screen-based shell script to launch once all the dependencies are in place.
Re: Visualize team email network with new MIT tool
#10Cesar Hidalgo, the team lead, is a pretty interesting guy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%A9sar_Hidalgo and also the person behind the "Atlas of Economic Complexity" http://atlas.cid.harvard.edu/ and Brazil's "Data Viva" http://dataviva.info/en/