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This is very cool, kudos to the principal.
Lots of cool stuff in the space like Kubernetes, Swarm, CoreOS, rkt!!
For example in Chrome assuming you downloaded something, you would have to specify the target location as your native filesystem, not the overlay filesystem in the docker container. Is it possible to do that?
Still got to appreciate his resolve to bring out better microframework than the existing alternatives at the time.
I've seen so many of these, even on websites with lots of traffic. Websites have to be written taking into consideration the way it loads too, especially on mobile data. I've found the Chrome DevTools feature where you can throttle bandwidth comes in super handy for this.
Getting started with webrtc datachannels is easy and you can even have your server in Python Flask, but keep in mind you'll have to handle multiple concurrent connections.
Here's a simple file sharing demo I made a while ago https://github.com/suhithr/CampFile
Looks like they were going for clickbait :(
Represents the fact that all these photos were taken during the graveyard hours far better than if they were in color.
This article is a pretty interesting one on the topic!
It's true Facebook is poised to become a huge source of news and information sharing. It would be great if they could release clear guidelines regarding the type of content allowed on Facebook Live, however doing so might reduce their control as they'd have to answer to those very guidelines.