odinho

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by odinho 2y ago
(Tana eng) That's not good! Someone is looking into it now. You can go through the back-door currently here: https://app.tana.inc/create-account (currently requires credit card to get in directly, but you can cancel it
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by odinho 4y ago
I used to work on the Opera browser. I quit when it got sold to China. Also wanted to do that, since most people as well as main Oslo HQ was fired from Poland a year earlier. Opera was very much a not-dubious company. But that is what it ha
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by odinho 6y ago
What Ansible resources do you use for Nomad, Consul and Vault though? I've found a few but they all seem to lag behind release. Noone is up to date at Nomad 1.0.3. Would be nice with some half-way standard way of setting it up, like k8
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by odinho 6y ago
Why? That is the thing that excites me the most. Though it isn't thightly locked with the whole STX-side of things which isn't as interesting to me. Only needing some "dumb" storage media to store your application data a
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by odinho 6y ago
Thanks! It is very valuable with feedback like this, even if in this case we're painfully aware of it. :) I was working on fixing up that when COVID-19 hit. Now we're trying to stamp out more obscure audio+video bugs (like bluetoo
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by odinho 6y ago
Hehe, I see. Yeah copy and marketing is hard. I think we should try to re-do that one. It's hard to get right for all cases. A p2p room can have 4 total people in it. So say you plus 3 concurrent guests, none of those guests need any a
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by odinho 6y ago
Actually, if you are using 4+ rooms, we will in many cases be better than some other webrtc services because we for these bigger rooms use a server in the middle to distribute all the streams. That will result in lower resource use. You onl
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by odinho 6y ago
We have used a lot of time making it work on Safari. And we continue to use quite substantial resources on it. Their webrtc implementation is quite new, and not as stable as Chrome and Firefox. And with new code comes new bugs. There is c
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by odinho 6y ago
A Whereby-developer here. It's awesome you recommend us. <3 But we'll also kill your CPU ^_^ You can turn on "mobile mode" in advanced device settings, and it should be a bit better. But we're a bit limited in ho
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by odinho 6y ago
Hi, one Whereby-developer here. I use Vivaldi and Firefox on Linux mostly. So you could rather say we over-test Chromium-based browsers on Linux. Also test in "real" Chrome and open up Opera now and then, and Brave quite infrequen
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by odinho 7y ago
Thanks! This is excellent. I was actually notified of this article in the Google news screen on my phone, but forgot the name after reading the article.
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by odinho 9y ago
How are they storing this? I understand the links, there is enough bits to do that, but an image stored on-chain? How? Over several transactions and you need to put it together, or will there be enough space to store an image in a OP_RETURN
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by odinho 9y ago
Blockstack 'Gaia' is a bit like that. But more focused on the actual storage services like Google Drive / S3 / Dropbox. Mentioned in the whitepaper: https://blockstack.org/papers
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by odinho 9y ago
Blockstack can use IPFS for storage. If you create "mycoolapp.app" (or "myname.id" to use a namespace that currently exists), you can store application code or even data in IPFS (using the http-gateway just like you did
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by odinho 9y ago
I do not know of Solid. But IPFS is a storage layer, so you can use IPFS as part of Blockstack. It is even normally mentioned in the architecture diagrams. Have a look at the picture down on the page here: https://blockstack.org&
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by odinho 9y ago
Blockstack project originally ran on namecoin. But it is not a secure blockchain. Also, it stores much data in the blockchain, so it has scaling problems. Blockstack stores the zone file data in its own Atlas (DHT-inspired) network, and the
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by odinho 9y ago
You're burning that money. Noone gets it. If it costs 0.025 btc you're trying to register a very short name. Try a longer one, it's a lot cheaper. I've registered an ID. I did it through onename.com which pays the regist
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by odinho 9y ago
No. The data record hash is only about your zone file . The zone file is just like DNS. It can point to different things. So say you point 'profile' to 'mywebsite.com/myprofile.json', and then in your profile you c
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by odinho 9y ago
No, you don't need the whole internet. You can't run application code with just pure HTML. The processing code has to run somewhere. Blockstack runs it using Javascript in your browser, and with bring your own storage. Only naming
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by odinho 10y ago
This is so wrong I don't even know what to say. Python is a beautiful object oriented language. Very much so. Java is not different at all, I'd say go for Haskell or similar to get something really truly dif
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by odinho 11y ago
Oh, can you point to something here? Some vision document, brainstorming, back-of-napkin spec? Anything?
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by odinho 12y ago
I would not be surprised to find out that many open source communities would love to switch to a better list software than Mailman. It would need to work well for the main list use case of course - so that switching would cost nothing and p
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by odinho 13y ago
They started pump.io instead. Which is a much more low-level project than StatusNet. Trying to build a federation-server that other people can make services on top of. Trying to win a market that way. If only one popular site starts to use
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by odinho 13y ago
Yes it should :-) I had to do quite a bit of research to find out who maintains that page and could update it. But found them in the end and that papercut is reported. I'll check it again tomorrow to see if it has been fixed :-)
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by odinho 13y ago
Mailing lists are not the same as labels. Labels and Mailing lists are two different features (albeit very similar). Mailing list only looks at the List-Id: email header. Facebook is sending that in its emails, and that's why it gets i
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by odinho 13y ago
Ouch! Looking at it. Have created a bug about it already, so no need to report.
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by odinho 13y ago
Yes, we have a shipped XML configuration file which finds and sets up many common domains automatically.
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by odinho 13y ago
Supports IMAP and POP. Mail providers like gmail, yahoo and hotmail should work pretty well. Doesn't do calendaring. Runs on WinXP. Don't know about that old OS X version, but I think it probably does. Runs on old Linux (when we r
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by odinho 13y ago
I work on Linux version of Opera Mail. Windows and Mac is released today. A rc/test version of Linux will follow soon. (What is soon, you ask. Well that depends, but I guess in this case over a month would /not/ be soon.)
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by odinho 14y ago
Usage. Installed/downloaded is very high.

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