milad_nazari

What do you guys think of the Carbon Design System[1]?

It's an open source design system created and maintained by IBM, with official implementations in React, vanilla JS and web components and community implementations for Angular, Vue and Svelte.

Are there people using it in production, or for serious side projects?

[1] https://carbondesignsystem.com/

tl;dr:

It's an easier to install and use Nextcloud alternative, with open source components (to be released in the future) but closed source core.

English isn't my first language but shouldn't it be "... has landed in Chrome" instead of "... is landed in Chrome"?

But if stationary cars are considered as parked, what about cars that are momentarilly stopped due to a red traffic sign?

Wouldn't it cause false positives?

Pull requests for open hardware projects, what a time to be alive!

Why not use an open source app like Syncopoli (which is a rsync client, available on F-Droid) to back up your pictures (including location and other metadata) and other files on your phone to your rsync server, which would be your own computer or VPS?

Similarly, predicting issue tags on Github would be interesting.

Is there a study about the effectiveness of the search of electronic devices?

Personally, I don't think Scaleway servers are good enough to be used in production like you describe it. However, because of the low prices, they are ideal (for me at least) for hosting small web apps.

> "At some point, we will open source and release this synthetically generated data for others to train and validate their own systems and research on."

Glad to hear this.

Wow. Thanks, I learned a lot from this.

I'm curious. How long could it take to bruteforce a JWT with an average latest generation i7 processor?