0:00:09 | i'm gonna tell you about on tell you know in the state of integration so |
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0:00:15 | review has heard of long sell |
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0:00:18 | and we use that |
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0:00:21 | three |
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0:00:22 | okay so i'm young i'm the designer i do the about interface design and overlaps |
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0:00:29 | design and that's the plant design so all of you who don't know what i'm |
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0:00:33 | clout is it's a mainly it's like about that it's a it's a P H |
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0:00:38 | P website you can put on your own server and it has an interface for |
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0:00:42 | files file management has that's for calendar contacts and you can write your own that's |
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0:00:48 | also |
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0:00:49 | and we have a does some thinking up so you can secure files that a |
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0:00:53 | desktop and what happened and i was that so it's like the files and can |
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0:00:59 | share thingy and i think so the topic of talk i think that it's really |
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0:01:05 | important that we cooperating collaborate because like i personally love you guys and there's been |
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0:01:14 | like i personally had a long history with or not a long history but known |
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0:01:20 | was like my first we open source project where i work with the people and |
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0:01:25 | i'm at the community and i think it's really nice |
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0:01:28 | and so it's also like the signal minimum cost or is also kind of like |
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0:01:33 | a personal story really personal story for me so it's mainly about desktop and web |
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0:01:40 | how we can bring the two together how we can how the one thing can |
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0:01:44 | benefit from the other one and we can work together where one project has resources |
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0:01:51 | for desktop and one of the reasons for web and it's like strong projects loosely |
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0:01:58 | coupled together and so that we that we deliver a full experience to people |
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0:02:04 | and of course everything is open source i because that's important for people's data like |
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0:02:11 | that they that they can hosted themselves like the reason then as a scandal and |
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0:02:16 | i don't know that we are using an open desktop or if we desktop but |
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0:02:21 | using a proprietary cloud is |
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0:02:24 | pretty much a problem i think so we want to change that but we need |
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0:02:28 | proper integration for that that's where good design and then |
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0:02:33 | and that's why want to also give a special shout out to become design team |
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0:02:37 | and all the designers that are sitting in the audience because i think non design |
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0:02:43 | thing has there's been like a big influence on my work also and how we |
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0:02:47 | do design and on cloud a so big thanks and that at that point so |
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0:02:54 | let me or also right the term because system i think is a is a |
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0:03:02 | kind of a maybe a weasel words used by like companies or the monopolies |
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0:03:09 | to strive like an experience that you can only have if you completely buy into |
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0:03:13 | that systems i think it's very important that we sink with or that we that |
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0:03:17 | we collaborate with proprietary stuff as well with open stuff so with nick know online |
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0:03:23 | accounts for instance we have like you can use a google account |
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0:03:27 | use facebook account so i think that is very important to get people who are |
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0:03:31 | using these accounts but we also need to tightly coupled with the free services |
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0:03:36 | so that we have like flexibly can system like i have a i have work |
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0:03:40 | from book running able to i have a firefox that's phone and i have an |
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0:03:44 | ipod touch and it's really help to just sink notes that's not even possible actually |
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0:03:50 | and that's kind of a joke if you think about it so |
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0:03:54 | we tell you a story how and that's about the past like the history of |
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0:04:00 | on telling you know so in early two thousand ten is actually funny because i |
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0:04:06 | done through and mailing list archives is the mail i sent in march two thousand |
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0:04:13 | ten about a three open source alternative to drop box but ignoring katie calibre collaboration |
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0:04:20 | where on top was still like it katie project or it was born out of |
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0:04:24 | katie uses a |
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0:04:25 | and it just send i what i was not participating in on call back then |
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0:04:29 | and just send a mail to the usability list was saying hey there seems to |
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0:04:32 | be like this effort about the on cloud and there was a another effort i |
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0:04:37 | call the design help i think and that was also supported terrible okay and i |
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0:04:44 | just wanted to bring these things together already in two thousand ten and i'm glad |
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0:04:51 | that it went it went further |
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0:04:54 | so in summer two thousand eleven know right that's actually two thousand ten that's a |
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0:04:57 | typo it was what i in haiti where that was my first like it was |
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0:05:06 | a really fun and i also didn't participate in code yet but i wanna like |
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0:05:11 | i saw that great just of and i wanted to sync with or i wanted |
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0:05:15 | to collaborate with the and a cloud thingy where you can sink your data can |
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0:05:20 | second stuff |
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0:05:22 | so in really two thousand eleven that's like the first on top access they didn't |
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0:05:28 | find a better picture actually it's prefix lever that's me out there on the board |
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0:05:33 | sketching for the new design an estimate maybe you some of you know from his |
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0:05:40 | on the right is the founder and of on call |
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0:05:43 | and so we were just five people like than packing on the scout thing |
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0:05:49 | and then in like two thousand eleven i post my thesis a goal usability in |
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0:05:53 | free software which was very much influenced by norm and pile work on cloud |
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0:06:00 | and to push forward actually that the design and usability and for software and |
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0:06:07 | then in late two thousand twelve |
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0:06:10 | no if you can read it but there's integrate own clouding know and it was |
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0:06:15 | push forward piracy i don't know if here you may so |
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0:06:23 | to integrate untalented norm |
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0:06:26 | sinking of calendar contacts and that was started like two thousand twelve also a somewhere |
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0:06:32 | times tree |
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0:06:34 | is here also serum |
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0:06:37 | okay hero to mail to the and what was the marketing this hey guys do |
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0:06:45 | you what you think about installing on cloud and the then shortly after i'm gonna |
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0:06:51 | share later it actually happened so thanks you also so what about the current state |
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0:06:57 | actually of integration |
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0:06:59 | we have grown integration into online accounts so you can you can synchronise you calendar |
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0:07:04 | and contacts with the evolution and you can sing files |
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0:07:10 | so it actually looks like is you have your files mounted as a as a |
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0:07:14 | lot of resource and not a list and you can access then do anything you |
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0:07:20 | want with it it's like a what if resource and |
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0:07:24 | we also have the as i mentioned before we also have the sinking client and |
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0:07:30 | that's actually sings |
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0:07:32 | your data on your device whereas this is like a network drive |
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0:07:37 | then we have a calendar integration and the contacts integration |
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0:07:44 | and we're looking forward to add more stuff and so that's why i've talked to |
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0:07:49 | a lot of you people and i think somebody a we have a deployment at |
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0:07:54 | the cloud don't know not or |
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0:07:56 | where you can we can use on top will |
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0:08:01 | check or you will receive this that's fine in screen and you can if you |
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0:08:05 | question account and andrea so currently it's like currently available to all going teams well |
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0:08:11 | if your foundation member a lot but basically is like ask and referent account and |
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0:08:16 | you will get an account at startup norman organ you can share with other numbers |
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0:08:21 | you can you can create groups three teams |
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0:08:24 | and you can just show you documents secure stuff secure calendars and have it available |
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0:08:33 | everywhere |
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0:08:34 | so |
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0:08:36 | i think that's pretty cool i think that too |
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0:08:40 | and but i think it's like we need to look way forward or it's |
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0:08:45 | like even in the immediate future |
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0:08:47 | there's lots of things that we can we can we can do integrating more applications |
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0:08:52 | for instance |
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0:08:54 | so one issue that is still and from the norm online accounts integration is documents |
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0:09:00 | pick up the own code documents |
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0:09:04 | i think the norm documents integration from google from non one like council oops that |
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0:09:09 | was a |
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0:09:11 | the type of so |
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0:09:14 | it needs to like going on documents |
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0:09:17 | should be integrated so that the documents of the files that you have online your |
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0:09:21 | own proud or just send |
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0:09:23 | and then we have nodes we have like a very simple notes at and on |
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0:09:29 | cloud and there we actually have a collaboration i think here even is not here |
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0:09:33 | but he does the he does the don't know that |
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0:09:36 | which is a formally called be japan and maybe you heard about it and it |
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0:09:41 | actually already sense so you have like hello known thank you have a there and |
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0:09:45 | you can just edit it because it works and also via web stuff just use |
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0:09:49 | a second notes subfolder in the |
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0:09:53 | in the finals |
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0:09:55 | files that so it just gets and for free essentially and so you can you |
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0:10:00 | can already have like if you use the same client you can already sing to |
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0:10:04 | know what's you don't even need to wait for notes to be finished a you |
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0:10:08 | can just use your favourite editor and use it but i think that knows that |
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0:10:12 | is way better than just using the file system |
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0:10:17 | and then a we have a news that so as all of you know who |
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0:10:21 | would reader not existing anymore so if you use this it's too late now well |
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0:10:28 | you feel are gone that's kind of a problem so |
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0:10:33 | there is several attentive there's like newsletter which is also free and open source it's |
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0:10:37 | hosted |
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0:10:39 | and there is a tiny rss |
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0:10:43 | which is like an it's also php software or something and then there's on top |
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0:10:48 | news which is a an integrated news at some but then it over there and |
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0:10:54 | i think it's really important because |
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0:10:58 | it's and |
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0:11:00 | it's quite a |
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0:11:01 | it's quite a |
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0:11:03 | but or it seems like it's quite a fringe at or quite a fringe on |
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0:11:08 | a use case like to read websites or something because nowadays like people use facebook |
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0:11:13 | introduced ritter and stuff but that's exactly the point we should be able to we |
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0:11:17 | them on our own space and we should be able to track the website on |
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0:11:21 | our own |
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0:11:23 | in our own servers in our own homes the same |
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0:11:28 | so and i also like to dedicate this slides to our and sports who worked |
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0:11:33 | on the process specification and in general on the freedom of the what |
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0:11:38 | and there |
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0:11:42 | customer i think you don't see a that's pretty it it's the news design documents |
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0:11:47 | on the left of numbered or weekly that no not or and i think customers |
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0:11:53 | working on a newsreader for known so that |
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0:11:57 | should be able to sink with that newsreader then and what you get for free |
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0:12:03 | is an android until newsreader you can already downloaded and support the developers like it's |
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0:12:08 | a it's a paid out |
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0:12:11 | and i think it's really good because it's an open source hey that's you can |
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0:12:14 | also download the source and compile it whatnot it's upon get help but i think |
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0:12:18 | it's really important also support open source so if you have a hundred phone just |
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0:12:23 | a have to the store and support the developer of it |
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0:12:29 | and it we have there's and i was a and in development it's karen in |
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0:12:33 | beta and there is a blackberry have i think and windows phone at development also |
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0:12:39 | and then next we have nice i think the i can and number you your |
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0:12:43 | can right |
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0:12:44 | you remember that |
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0:12:46 | okay so maps there is |
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0:12:49 | i just yesterday amenity S who's doing the masking on that set and we have |
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0:12:55 | some people working on there's also into sucks student for katie who does the marble |
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0:13:00 | and on cloud integration marbles the matched up of katie it's like a really go |
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0:13:06 | and stuff |
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0:13:07 | so i think that's really important because there's google maps and then there is |
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0:13:15 | nothing for a long time and then maybe there is like open stream and somewhere |
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0:13:21 | but you can't do routing stuff and so i really think it's important that we |
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0:13:26 | have a proper maps solution i we can just simply search get directions say favourite |
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0:13:32 | places and just have that things |
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0:13:35 | where wherever we are like whichever device we use because it's us |
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0:13:41 | it's just like it |
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0:13:45 | i forgot what i wanna say but it's important to have maps |
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0:13:48 | so the next with music |
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0:13:52 | there's music at the development and we have like a basic music at for about |
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0:14:02 | and there's also turn you go with some of coke student working on a sinking |
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0:14:05 | with achieve i think and i think planet already talked with the cool summer of |
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0:14:12 | course didn't of you guys and |
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0:14:16 | that of course we also need just think it's like very simple just do the |
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0:14:20 | dance and sing the data and have it on your desktop and |
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0:14:25 | whenever something happens have a new desktop and have it on all your devices essentially |
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0:14:31 | and then there's this |
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0:14:33 | thing like it's i feel is kind of the elephant in the room it's mail |
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0:14:37 | it's like i can almost imagine what we use for mail |
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0:14:43 | and i think it's a really big problem so where like our collective hacker intelligence |
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0:14:51 | when's that we all use this mail provider so i think it's really important |
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0:14:58 | that we have a proper |
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0:15:00 | mail solution that is that is |
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0:15:03 | looking good working well and just like basic stuff like fretting and moving stuff filters |
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0:15:11 | and that's some things automatically so we have a start at get about comes like |
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0:15:18 | jean claude such mail |
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0:15:21 | it's very basic but it's a start and especially there if you're interested i would |
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0:15:29 | invite you to collaborate there |
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0:15:32 | and so we can we can finally |
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0:15:36 | host their own email again |
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0:15:40 | and then there is bookmarks |
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0:15:42 | pretty basically we have bookmarks at and i'd actually any of the epiphany or web |
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0:15:49 | guys |
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0:15:50 | anyone |
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0:15:52 | okay i need to talk to them later because bookmarks again pretty |
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0:15:57 | normal thing just synced bookmarks |
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0:16:00 | and there you also get another thing for free which is not bookmarks friend right |
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0:16:06 | also and you just have the have the have the bookmarks on your and right |
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0:16:10 | device even better would be of course to sink it like directly i don't know |
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0:16:15 | if that that's possible like with the browser |
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0:16:19 | but there you have it in the out in a couple of months |
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0:16:23 | then videos i thought question there is and don't videos that and there is in |
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0:16:29 | development i saw some commits a about a an uncut videos that so that you |
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0:16:34 | just have like peer videos on the web and just also have those and it's |
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0:16:39 | like it's just really basic i'm just listening actually |
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0:16:42 | the data just need to be saying and tasks i just heard is the land |
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0:16:47 | of here |
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0:16:49 | okay all something to talk to him later this is doing getting these things you |
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0:16:53 | know my heard and we also have like a basic test up and it would |
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0:16:58 | be cool to also |
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0:17:00 | i think that and i could i could continue on and on and on and |
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0:17:04 | there are so many |
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0:17:06 | well actually they're not so many more apps that could be sent a that was |
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0:17:10 | pretty much like the core stuff that what you get when you when you get |
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0:17:13 | an android phone when you get in iphone or something like the basic apps that |
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0:17:18 | everyone needs |
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0:17:20 | and |
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0:17:22 | they they're like some tiny more that's but there's more than just data and aspect |
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0:17:27 | because data and ask i think is very tangible but you can you know where |
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0:17:32 | your data is you have your home folder and you can just copy over you |
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0:17:37 | can you can back it up on a hard drive a you know where your |
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0:17:40 | apps are you know what the ask you often use are if you miss and |
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0:17:44 | happy just install it or something but that's cumbersome and what happens |
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0:17:49 | and this happens |
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0:17:51 | so |
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0:17:52 | your laptops brokenness on fire i don't know it's like yesterday you went too much |
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0:17:57 | to drink and you fell into the we have a river here in the city |
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0:18:00 | anyway if we don't have one something else happened and |
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0:18:04 | i think it's important that we also think about all this stuff because that's the |
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0:18:09 | annoying stuff that we need to always said |
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0:18:13 | like appearance like the that that's the background if i have a funny i don't |
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0:18:18 | know funny scroll picture on my background as my background i want everything to it's |
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0:18:23 | not that simple it's just some single file and want to have it when my |
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0:18:27 | laptops broken i want to have a manual a brightness unlock seems like what is |
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0:18:33 | there to saying well the time and it takes a lot or of brightness level |
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0:18:39 | of the what happens if you on market like to just ask for passport or |
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0:18:43 | not keyboard layout the if |
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0:18:48 | you change the keyword layout any keyboard shortcuts |
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0:18:52 | the other online accounts you have configured bluetooth which device you're paired with any specific |
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0:18:58 | colour settings displays when you need use project or something and you have specific resolutions |
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0:19:05 | it's like if you go on a non also touchpad like specific settings like sensitivity |
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0:19:10 | a network save wifi sweater passports power settings what happens if i put the lid |
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0:19:16 | down a printer is annoying as hell as it is so we should not make |
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0:19:20 | it more nine us so just a friend there is |
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0:19:24 | when i like when i connect to printer just save it and thank you don't |
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0:19:27 | have the configuration |
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0:19:30 | "'cause" otherwise if i have a new laptop i need to configure it all again |
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0:19:34 | and it's also annoying of the we have the i got date and time something |
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0:19:40 | as simple as that if it changed my change my regional settings or and also |
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0:19:47 | for sources like install software user counts alright like user images or something like your |
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0:19:53 | real name or so |
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0:19:56 | all of this like saying all of this |
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0:19:58 | i heard there's something called chi settings and we should plug that into and one |
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0:20:04 | line accounts to and just think that |
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0:20:08 | like to me as a design sounds easy enough but i would like to talk |
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0:20:12 | to the person who can do that |
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0:20:15 | so next thing is like everything that is there also need to miss and we |
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0:20:22 | have installed apps |
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0:20:24 | like every at i have installed every a i have not installed because i find |
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0:20:28 | myself when i set up a new computer |
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0:20:31 | and still everything and i uninstall also a whole bunch of stuff because i don't |
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0:20:36 | want certain apps to show up in the in the overview because i just never |
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0:20:39 | use that so i want that to be remembered as well and the favourite apps |
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0:20:44 | a the |
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0:20:46 | screen configuration |
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0:20:49 | like if you use if you still workspace i mean maybe even open apps like |
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0:20:55 | when you computer got smashed like when you were actually working on something like mark |
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0:20:59 | was not gonna give a then you want your |
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0:21:03 | current configuration saved as much as you can recently search items all that stuff like |
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0:21:08 | even the current volume i don't know that's really not that important but let's make |
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0:21:14 | important |
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0:21:15 | then there's like especially for recorder see of the best receiver get comfy i guess |
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0:21:19 | age you could you can use all this dot files right we have this |
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0:21:24 | there's a strand of having a dot files repository upon gets out so why do |
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0:21:29 | we need that stuff i mean it's funny to share the can think but we |
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0:21:33 | should also just have it saying and have it set up when you found your |
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0:21:38 | new computer |
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0:21:40 | i just haven't work like i don't wanna go express the need to install get |
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0:21:44 | then i need to clone the repository and then i have to say i have |
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0:21:48 | set it up i should just login username and then everything is done |
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0:21:53 | next thing is like passwords like for wife eyes for websites like also for the |
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0:21:58 | browser again notifications like red states is like the most annoying thing you use different |
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0:22:04 | device even |
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0:22:06 | even if you just use two devices like you read it on one device and |
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0:22:10 | on the other device still there that essentially makes medications pointless because there's just a |
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0:22:15 | slew of messages that you don't know jittery this that we do not read this |
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0:22:20 | then there's fonts like all my fun files actually like i want to use a |
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0:22:24 | different font but it didn't work like whatever |
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0:22:28 | i want that saying and there's like a whole bunch of other things like an |
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0:22:32 | single think about we talked about that day before yesterday and we came up with |
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0:22:36 | like a long list of stuff and essentially of everything that isn't settings |
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0:22:42 | plus there's and probably some more things |
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0:22:46 | and then something which i really think is important also that high scores for games |
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0:22:51 | like when you are |
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0:22:53 | at this point |
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0:22:54 | or even further like when you many finish this thing right when you finish you |
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0:22:59 | know mine on this level you all |
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0:23:04 | i do that like maybe once we or something and i have new high score |
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0:23:09 | and then i want have saying that because that's very important |
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0:23:13 | because i can show it off to my friends and them on my computer hume |
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0:23:16 | pewter is broken |
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0:23:17 | i don't know that high score anymore and that's a pity because of them my |
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0:23:21 | friends think i'm line that people shouldn't have to like to their friends about the |
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0:23:26 | high scores so we should just so right it's like it's pretty basic a but |
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0:23:32 | that's a stuff you never think about when you when you think about data sink |
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0:23:36 | it's like |
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0:23:38 | only small things which are in inside the apps which are inside the configuration files |
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0:23:42 | all this all this difference |
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0:23:46 | stuff that makes up the whole the whole of what i put into the computer |
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0:23:51 | or what i did with the computer what i want to be there when i |
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0:23:55 | when and solid again or when i when i have a different device |
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0:24:00 | very simple actually |
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0:24:03 | so just have the apps and then sink everything and not only the data that |
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0:24:07 | is in there but also data vic the metadata and |
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0:24:12 | everything like you probably or most of you probably know more what's |
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0:24:16 | there is or which data there is |
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0:24:21 | so just think that just everything |
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0:24:24 | and if your mind blowing it then i would like to propose that we just |
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0:24:31 | do it i talked to several people you already which i mentioned also and i |
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0:24:38 | wanna or we like as long thought or in the on call community we want |
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0:24:42 | to talk to more of your and wanna collaborate on even more so that we |
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0:24:47 | can we can just have like |
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0:24:50 | have a free desktop operating system with police things like freak out service so this |
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0:24:56 | i think you have your of your old insulation or you started in on the |
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0:25:00 | door and then you can just one someone takes a hammer especially laptop well you |
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0:25:06 | just have to devices like i don't know i don't think happens that often that |
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0:25:09 | someone takes a hammer something but you just have to devices we just want to |
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0:25:13 | have everything same |
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0:25:15 | it can it's a pain right i just someone you have what i think lots |
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0:25:18 | of your people have like for three non devices and it's |
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0:25:25 | quite a pain to get those saying but we should always remember that it's not |
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0:25:31 | about the technology like it's not about on clouds not about can home and it's |
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0:25:35 | not about what do you actually do that if you think it or if you |
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0:25:38 | just have it online or whatnot but it's about people that we do it for |
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0:25:43 | and what they what they expect like |
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0:25:46 | if they use it if they don't use gnome if they don't use on clothing |
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0:25:49 | that's why like the come online accounts approach so much is that it just into |
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0:25:54 | it is able or it can potentially integrate anything like and it can integrate flicker |
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0:26:01 | facebook will whatever because people use those services but we should also make it easy |
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0:26:06 | and to integrate other services |
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0:26:08 | and so like with without for instance we also make it possible to month you |
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0:26:12 | will go drive to monitor drop box to plug in your i don't know what |
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0:26:16 | it's just what people use that's important that should be important for us |
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0:26:23 | thank you |
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0:26:36 | address |
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0:26:40 | i so i heard you mention briefly own collapse |
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0:26:47 | no like how okay yes it's like step install on your own so that instance |
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0:26:52 | and |
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0:26:53 | just run right and out of the base system i think we could integrate |
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0:27:00 | those guys specifically in into the online counts because it's a tricky thing right hunting |
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0:27:05 | on let's ever it would be it would have |
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0:27:09 | different capable right it would have different apps so |
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0:27:13 | i'm the francisco calendar and contacts you have like colour and conduct of these exposed |
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0:27:19 | protocols and working on a P R's for the specific that's like for the know |
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0:27:24 | that for instance in the future there would be an A P I for bookmarks |
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0:27:28 | should be an A P I for maps |
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0:27:29 | and i feel like to expose the you adjacent data or something and so they're |
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0:27:35 | like we need to we need to probably have something to convert better to have |
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0:27:41 | a common format |
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0:27:43 | well what you mean |
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0:27:45 | but you are do you can check like which apps installed phones please and then |
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0:27:51 | there is but like what's plan to be part of a colour right so you |
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0:27:55 | can always expect to be here right so that you never know that's the that |
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0:27:59 | something like the only thing you always knows that there's files so that there's matter |
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0:28:04 | and that's the only thing that will ever or that is ever fully expect to |
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0:28:08 | be there and but like i have said i guy i don't know exactly but |
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0:28:13 | i think probably when you do like a count of requests on the server which |
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0:28:17 | doesn't have counter enabled probably returns an error it's times like there is no counter |
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0:28:22 | installed and i could imagine i don't know |
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0:28:26 | but i could imagine |
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0:28:28 | and how |
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0:28:31 | wouldn't want the situation where you running against multiple instances alone about because assuming multiple |
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0:28:37 | instance because we have one you know where well company we have while they're we |
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0:28:43 | have one there a i want like no calendar to track the release date the |
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0:28:48 | free states but i want my office cal that attract the office ones and i |
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0:28:52 | certainly don't want my the disappointment in the ghetto calendar |
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0:28:56 | and the serious that these arts trying to you if you open up loaded like |
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0:29:01 | corporate files documents to the O is think how |
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0:29:06 | do we want to solve the privacy issue |
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0:29:09 | so you mean like i have two different i'm glad instances in the non online |
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0:29:14 | accounts for example i don't know if that's possible does anyone know that well what |
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0:29:20 | should |
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0:29:21 | so earnest possible or so what you know what most is how should we solve |
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0:29:28 | the privacy issues that come from that situation |
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0:29:32 | because more things and moving to the cloud more things and moving their we using |
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0:29:37 | a various levels of drop looks accounts on various companies it's a bit of pain |
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0:29:41 | and yes to have voiced also drop offs and are running on four different use |
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0:29:45 | cup accounts because you can't login |
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0:29:48 | several drop box accounts is wants |
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0:29:52 | but if you have separate components is like yes not a problem where you when |
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0:29:58 | you be event in the calendar you can specify which calendar you want to |
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0:30:01 | and i don't get sick people |
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0:30:03 | make up to so all contacts and it doesn't accompanist but files for example |
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0:30:11 | it sings all the files |
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0:30:14 | it shows and it shows is a different but of resource |
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0:30:17 | it doesn't mix them up or anything |
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0:30:20 | okay |
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0:30:26 | if i can put this like that one |
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0:30:29 | okay where was a right |
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0:30:33 | okay |
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0:30:34 | i mean one thing for the |
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0:30:40 | you want to the first one or the other one |
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0:30:43 | okay |
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0:30:44 | okay anything |
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0:30:49 | well i'm here |
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0:30:58 | and so what managers okay take into help ensure the security of data is that |
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0:31:04 | saying them always terrified of and big corporations you have like millions of dollars invested |
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0:31:11 | sometimes still league lots of dater get so |
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0:31:15 | if like and using on cloud on a gnome server how can i trusted |
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0:31:20 | that's a good question actually do you trust and references |
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0:31:24 | i know like corporations that likes to provide security to us and we have an |
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0:31:29 | to so even but i was just okay so the thing is there is there |
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0:31:36 | is an encryption have a in or for about i don't know the state of |
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0:31:41 | it exactly and but there is like an effort to also have a host secure |
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0:31:48 | so that you that you don't need to trust your poster to secure your data |
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0:31:53 | the problem with that like we with or in our specific case without out with |
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0:31:58 | for example end to end encryption is that you wouldn't be able to use the |
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0:32:01 | web interface anymore which kind of makes the whole thing the mood point so there |
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0:32:05 | you could just use like to perhaps you could even use it with box for |
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0:32:09 | instance |
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0:32:10 | so that's a harder problem solved but we're working on it but it's like it's |
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0:32:15 | super hard but we certainly care about that |
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0:32:20 | does that answer your question |
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0:32:21 | just one thing i don't like the lee was previously being offered most is like |
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0:32:27 | a chrome extension and that's like firefox extension like will ever be possible for on |
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0:32:33 | cloud to have offer like a browser side extension that would be of the like |
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0:32:37 | transparently display things that would be encrypted don't know cloud servers |
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0:32:42 | so like they come back to your clients and they are the crypt that there |
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0:32:48 | overlap hard i'm not sure about that i'm not that much of a programmer tutor |
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0:32:55 | to answer the question i think we i think it would certainly be possible |
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0:32:59 | because like nearly everything is possible i guess but someone needs to do it that's |
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0:33:03 | like always from |
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0:33:09 | i think there's so maybe some of you know approvingly |
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0:33:17 | if you questions |
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0:33:19 | so i have a question |
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0:33:21 | but this is |
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0:33:23 | well the thing is that it has like if you compared that box right there |
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0:33:29 | is a nice |
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0:33:31 | notification when somebody and share the document or something with you a i don't associate |
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0:33:38 | client that's written in katie as when they will be when you see a something |
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0:33:46 | similar that integrates better make you know |
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0:33:50 | i so i don't think we have the resources to like to a native G |
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0:33:54 | T K implementation if that's what you're asking because like you typically vic frostbite from |
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0:34:00 | thing that we chose because we can do it on windows and michael's and the |
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0:34:04 | two people working on and are to T people so there's no i think there's |
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0:34:08 | nobody currently working on like you that on a G T K implementation just because |
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0:34:13 | like we just have to people and it's just on possible |
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0:34:18 | but i also have like a |
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0:34:20 | i have a last |
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0:34:21 | slide come and say hi to us where all the code is also open source |
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0:34:27 | gettable concert on cloud are see channel on content and on product design we also |
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0:34:33 | have a design channel |
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0:34:35 | you have enough |
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0:34:37 | i really like and i is there any way you like i had exchanged count |
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0:34:43 | there and easily in work out there's a will so we |
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0:34:49 | so that's a big problem right now you can you can export calendars where you |
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0:34:53 | can important like it's like |
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0:34:55 | that's a problem i know but in it will be in the in about six |
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0:34:59 | and the next severance |
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0:35:04 | so this kind of an extension of wondrous question number to have a very |
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0:35:09 | that i can see over files and i haven't talked to you guys maybe for |
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0:35:14 | you that's true |
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0:35:15 | are you thinking about having some kind of general data we are in the or |
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0:35:19 | parent are do you know anything about that |
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0:35:23 | i've i probably i could imagine that you have like we have so we are |
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0:35:28 | trying to do would like in general ache if i remember correctly i think we |
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0:35:32 | were trying to do like a general like generalise core api but i don't know |
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0:35:38 | how for that goes so actually |
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0:35:42 | not many ask use where am use files |
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0:35:45 | like the calendar and contacts used a database and you could basically saying anything and |
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0:35:52 | we were two we're trying to do like a proper api so and i think |
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0:35:56 | it's deprecated so i think we're in the process of that |
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0:36:00 | but you get like ideally you can you can ask on the mailing list or |
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0:36:04 | and get have issues because they like are developers know more about me probably |
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0:36:11 | so |
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0:36:15 | a huge |
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0:36:19 | i think a problem at this point you for |
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0:36:23 | i think the |
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0:36:26 | the best thing about i don't know this also probably so please you know |
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0:36:31 | "'cause" i think it is achilles heel this that i simply this |
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0:36:36 | and that's the fact that there is |
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0:36:40 | there's no central this know there's a well hosting provider |
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0:36:46 | so if you tell someone |
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0:36:48 | i want to use and not out there is one way to do it you |
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0:36:52 | immediately have to be making choices and information user experience perspective |
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0:36:56 | and from kind of adoption perspective that's really hard and thinking about it from the |
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0:37:02 | nine perspective like if we want to really push integration of be great to be |
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0:37:07 | able to maybe even my setup |
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0:37:10 | and i'm clout |
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0:37:12 | account and you like first great you know what in initial sets of the something |
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0:37:16 | for example |
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0:37:17 | it's very hard to do that |
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0:37:20 | when you're in the situation where there's always different providers by different companies and |
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0:37:30 | you have the enterprise all that is that we do have i know stuff |
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0:37:38 | but i think the only for users right like if you install gonna on then |
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0:37:42 | you're not like you can't use product longer or for instance |
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0:37:46 | the nist you one way so i like the original or like still the goal |
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0:37:53 | of components like that everyone has their own instance so there would also be like |
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0:37:58 | the |
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0:37:59 | what it would also be cool to have like a one click install |
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0:38:04 | but where does it install them it's is always kind of a problem like i |
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0:38:08 | do you need to trust someone |
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0:38:09 | you need to have a server where you need to have a friend a server |
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0:38:12 | where you need to have an organisation or something |
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0:38:15 | i definitely at that we think it's also problem also like from the from the |
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0:38:21 | work of perspective like are just to find people there like we have to we |
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0:38:26 | have to make sure it always works correctly with all these different server configurations and |
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0:38:31 | it just makes everything harder but |
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0:38:34 | as like on plot or of our own code that con we'll get it doesn't |
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0:38:38 | question |
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0:38:40 | and i was gonna come upon and what was it but on the other or |
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0:38:44 | don't lot of comic we will not offer hosting like will not go into the |
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0:38:48 | hosting business because we don't want people's data and there are other people who can |
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0:38:51 | do that and with their companies and universities doing it and organisations |
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0:38:57 | so to linux there exactly this like the one click you install on some five |
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0:39:06 | and you can write a so you'd wanna do something similar probably them but it's |
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0:39:13 | it's a lot of work if you wanna so set up for them but if |
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0:39:17 | it but i think then that would be your call known like saying hey our |
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0:39:21 | users can set it up and like when you hardcode like amazon on that would |
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0:39:27 | be like a solution |
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0:39:32 | that should be the and the people right |
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0:39:35 | there isn't that's the problem there is not but i don't like actually get your |
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0:39:39 | point i have the same problem like this back with open idea because there's like |
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0:39:44 | only a website like a to is right and i which one |
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0:39:50 | so perhaps extendible elmo saying in the question of the front like five or six |
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0:39:54 | years ago like that this program groupon but i would like three years of doing |
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0:39:58 | the client side of this |
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0:40:00 | and |
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0:40:02 | i think i'll in a few things |
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0:40:04 | and i would it mean your slide in on the basis of what i learned |
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0:40:07 | what on the signs not like think everything just sink everything on that because |
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0:40:12 | you do i combinatorial explosion of services the people wanna support and in this you |
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0:40:17 | can point is what of my at doesn't have the file format you support can |
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0:40:21 | i converted to another thing a plug into a system i to guy |
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0:40:24 | so |
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0:40:26 | the danger of like a sink everything model is everything's a lot of things and |
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0:40:31 | an impossible amount of work so |
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0:40:35 | just |
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0:40:36 | without wanting nine to get into the infrastructure providing purpose business of like untied instance |
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0:40:41 | everyone like |
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0:40:43 | what's the minimum amount of saying stuff that's useful that doesn't require us getting into |
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0:40:47 | business okay but i mean saying everything doesn't go very far beyond as far as |
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0:40:52 | data massive data goes younger actual data like all the install that's is just like |
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0:40:57 | a can fix which right if you'd be surprised |
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0:41:01 | okay but like |
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0:41:04 | okay maybe i don't know |
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0:41:07 | okay so it might make it easy for and think everything extracts on i think |
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0:41:12 | about the direct lex and |
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0:41:14 | in |
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0:41:15 | so that i would advise everything else is |
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0:41:19 | very light problem |
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0:41:21 | okay |
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0:41:23 | there's also the possibility posting yourself on your own network and i think it would |
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0:41:28 | be really interesting to have a small machine that you can just likes to get |
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0:41:32 | an S D card that you just image for example and then it would be |
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0:41:36 | nice if you would automatically to discover that's we don't than anything and then if |
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0:41:40 | that would also somehow work with like U P N B or whatever and open |
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0:41:44 | up ports on the far wall so you can access when you leave your house |
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0:41:49 | can still extra data you don't have to worry about it being on you server |
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0:41:54 | like on amazon or something at the N S A says hey we want to |
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0:41:57 | get all your data you know then at least it's like within your control so |
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0:42:02 | i mean you probably or nearly everyone knows about freedom box if you much projects |
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0:42:06 | we words about having a server in your home like having actually all these services |
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0:42:12 | physically as like on a plaque computer in a some plug and plug into the |
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0:42:17 | internet and you can always access it from anywhere posting your own about essentially and |
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0:42:23 | that's a good point because you all seven physically amendment there's like they wanna search |
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0:42:27 | your data you know where it is you know that they need to get into |
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0:42:30 | your house for instance and then there's actually people installing on cloud on rest very |
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0:42:35 | high you need to optimize it's to make it work well and or unplug computers |
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0:42:40 | like pull plug and so you can you can already do that so that's already |
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0:42:44 | possible |
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0:42:48 | so you can post your own thing you can i mean you can even we |
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0:42:51 | have a just a computer that is in your home anyway maybe even running twenty |
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0:42:56 | four seven you can just install it on there and run it from there |
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0:43:01 | back on the topic a how there's no one sent like you know |
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0:43:06 | but you know |
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0:43:07 | there are some sharing |
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0:43:09 | and then it wouldn't address the first time set of issues but you have any |
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0:43:13 | plans like of anyway you know |
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0:43:15 | iterations thing where i could share between i would instances like i don't make about |
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0:43:21 | yours might |
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0:43:22 | what will address so definitely we have plans but that's also hard so currently you |
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0:43:28 | cannot share between two hundred instances so we don't have like federation like diaspora for |
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0:43:33 | instance we can follow different user accounts other that's definitely a consideration or like different |
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0:43:39 | something want to do because then you can have your like now we can share |
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0:43:43 | files so definitely that's a plan |
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0:43:48 | so with |
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0:43:51 | i guess all the ask that you end up producing and they're number popular sweets |
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0:43:55 | of web apps already available store you have are concerned about redundant efforts or just |
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0:44:01 | wasting like your own pro to because like than brand board of like a bunch |
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0:44:05 | of like the |
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0:44:07 | that we like nice to use or anything so that would be my answer mighty |
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0:44:12 | i mean there are these things and like i mean the duplicated effort things often |
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0:44:17 | something which is mention an open source but i think |
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0:44:20 | it's also good that we have like multiple things and sometimes they're just outdated projects |
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0:44:25 | and it's a it's like this behemoth of piece of software and no one actually |
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0:44:30 | like or some people like to use a maybe but i think it's good to |
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0:44:34 | just like start a new from time to time and to make something new something |
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0:44:40 | simpler |
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0:44:42 | so i totally get your point but i think it's good to just make a |
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0:44:46 | new it was a newsreader for instance there has been time ten yards as |
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0:44:51 | which i think i wanna |
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0:44:55 | calling names or whatever but it like it doesn't look like that new right it |
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0:44:59 | does look like feebly or whatever and i think with the companies that we did |
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0:45:05 | a very good very simple newsreader at which looks very good it's very simple to |
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0:45:10 | use |
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0:45:11 | and it's |
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0:45:13 | just starting from zero and we did something good |
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0:45:26 | i think it's not switch on |
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0:45:32 | okay also about and federation of any |
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0:45:37 | are there any plans a for the is showing without to users without account say |
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0:45:44 | i want to send a file to my |
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0:45:47 | a friend |
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0:45:49 | it's not very i think also well |
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0:45:51 | have to on a on a account |
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0:45:54 | and a it see that's we directed then locking page he will okay |
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0:46:01 | so there is already a publicly feature so you can actually already do that like |
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0:46:04 | you can you just say share publicly like it's publicly like it's really it's a |
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0:46:09 | tokenized link you can also password protected actually so actually private so you can just |
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0:46:15 | send that link to them and they're like if it's an image to get a |
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0:46:18 | preview if it's a "'cause" the pulled or something we can download it on so |
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0:46:23 | that's already possible |
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0:46:28 | any more questions or |
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0:46:31 | otherwise we can like just let's talk and that's let's try to a collaborate more |
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0:46:39 | thanks again |
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