danielcberman

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by danielcberman 11mo ago
It’s not selective sync, but you can get something similar with Ignore Files [1] in SynchThing. This functionality can also be configured via the webGUI and within apps such as MobiusSync [2]. 1. https://docs.syncthing.net/u
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by danielcberman 11mo ago
Have you crossed paths with Chris Dancy? He’s been doing something similar with a life database using Airtable. https://www.chrisdancy.com/howto
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by danielcberman 1y ago
The personal local search engine concept is interesting. I wish this was packaged as a browser plugin for the wider browser ecosystem. https://docs.weblibre.eu/Personal-Local-Search-Engine
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by danielcberman 4y ago
> If you're thinking of an app that has a timeline similar to the one you're describing, I'd like to see it for inspiration! I should have mentioned this earlier but I was thinking of archive.org's calendar view. Exam
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by danielcberman 4y ago
Very intriguing tool that brings bookmarks to life in Chrome with a time travel element. There is a lot to be said for the plugin as is. Some thoughts: - Have you thought about some type of timeline view with a clickable element that has a
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by danielcberman 4y ago
Installed the plugin and very intriguing MVP. Thank you for pulling this together. I have two questions/feature requests. - Have you thought about adding edit functionality to your content sourcing under feed settings to add or remove
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by danielcberman 9y ago
Has anyone done an analysis of MacOS and Chrome OS using similar methodologies? I would be curious as to the extent of the information being sent back to each of the "Mother Ships" in a side by side comparison, if that's even