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HERE WeGo Landing Page

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HERE WeGo

HERE WeGo - Maps - Routes - Directions - All ways from A to B in one

#Maps #Web Mapping #Travel & Location 30 social mentions
Domain.com Landing Page

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Domain.com

Find and purchase your next website domain name and hosting without breaking the bank. Seamlessly establish your online identify today.

It's been "available" for a long time but the problem I encountered was that it didn't work. I forget which but one of the 6 url formats didn't work, ie. http://domain.com.

#Web Hosting #Domain Name Registrar #Hosting 770 social mentions
Cryptomator Landing Page
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Cryptomator

When it comes to saving your files on a cloud server, it is important to ensure the security of those files. Keeping your delicate files out of the wrong hands can save you a lot of time and hassle. Read more about Cryptomator.
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I'm at the same page. After decades of self hosting, and gradually warming up to "the cloud", only to promptly pull everything back home in 2013 when Snowden happened, I've yet again moved everything to the cloud. For personal documents, privacy is handled by Cryptomator (https://cryptomator.org/), and I make local backups as well as remote backups to another cloud. Everything else is in Azure. Their free tier offers generous consumption limits on Azure Functions and CosmosDB. I'm currently playing around with Oracle Cloud as well. Their free tier has some generous offerings of ARM cores, 4 cores and 24 GB RAM that can be provisioned as either 4 x 1 core VPS' or a single 4 core VPS, but that just brings back the problem of having to manage stuff myself. For the first time in decades, I have ZERO open ports in my firewall, and I'd like to keep it that way.

#Cloud Storage #File Sharing #Encrypted Cloud Storage 295 social mentions
Forestry.io Landing Page

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Forestry.io

A simple CMS for Jekyll and Hugo sites.

Author here. Re: search. It's not that site search is impossible, or even particularly hard, with a JAMstack site. It's just that I didn't consider it MVP for my personal site. I know how it can be done, and I'll implement it when I have time. Re: CMS. I know where you're coming from, I spent a good decade or so specialising in traditional CMSes / frameworks myself, mainly Drupal and Django. There are various answers to the CMS question for static sites - the ones that I'm most familiar with are https://forestry.io/ and https://tina.io/ (and I've heard no end of buzz about <https://www.sanity.io/>). Those solutions are solid, I wouldn't call them "bizarre suggestions and workarounds". And they're good enough for most needs, IMHO. But I haven't tried pitching them to clients yet.

#CMS #Blogging #Social & Communications 35 social mentions
Jitsi Meet Landing Page

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Jitsi Meet

Join a WebRTC video conference powered by the Jitsi Videobridge

I'm self-hosting jitsi in a "regular" VPS (4GB/4cpu). Though Docker is a popular and supported option. In the years I've been using jitsi it's improved immensely. The current stable version is quite usable, works fine when participants have good internet connections. I mostly use it with 2-5 people. Once installed and configured very little attention has been required. I'd agree that for larger meetings the public server at https://meet.jit.si is a better option. AFAIK it's trustworthy, but of course my own instance provides greater assurance of privacy. Anyway I'm confident that's true, though I couldn't give a 100.000% guarantee...

#Communication #Group Chat & Notifications #Messaging 141 social mentions