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So... what's the best way to really really uninstall Zoom client from our Mac?
Tap and swipe is first nature to him. What fascinates me is, this boy cant figure out how to turn on the tv because he keeps tapping amd swiping the remote control. I once saw him trying to swipe on the light switch as well.
Of course you can do all of these on Android, but I tried using Android + Surface Pro last year and the amount of things you need to install & tweak are just silly.
Very specific service that potentially can generates you enough side-income :) I love this kind of project!
If anything, maybe create a freemium model... make it free for anything less than 3 mins?
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Beyond that, fullstack, frontend, iOS, Android are always welcome.
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For historical "monitoring", alerts, I still need my NewRelic / ELK kind of tools.
With netdata, there is no need to centralize anything for performance monitoring. You view everything directly from their source. Still, with netdata you can build dashboards with charts from any number of servers. And these charts will be connected to each other much like the ones that come from the same server.
So seems like this is on purpose. And if I understand this correctly, I can just build custom HTML dashboard to connect to multiple machines?
- fiber has been rolling out for library, public housing, schools and public Wi-FI. But not on community / businesses.
- SF has the infrastructure, it just needs to build "the last mile" to connect with the houses / buildings
- there has been effort for community-fiber since 2011, but as of 2014, the city is still not in favor of this kind of development.