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Very cool, I did some experiments with libxml on a WASI environment a few years ago (https://github.com/matiasinsaurralde/wasm-libxml2).

Awesome!

An alternative CLI tool + Golang package for NodeMCU-based modules (like the ESP8266):

https://github.com/matiasinsaurralde/go-mcu

Alpaca is very interesting, I've been following them since the beginning. The sad thing is that I'm not from the US and it's still not available for residents of my country (Paraguay in South America).

In my country, Paraguay, the government just signed a contract with Huawei for a fiber optic connectivity project.

You could also look for opinions on the e-residents Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/eResidents/

It would be great if the fund collaborates with Latin America too.

Great resource!

I opened a company last year. In my country we can't access Paypal or Stripe and international bank transfers are painful. I had to travel to Estonia because of the KYC stuff from the bank, the rest of the process was completed remotely.

Also the deposit insurance in my country is quite low, so saving money in Estonia is a good option for me.

I'm using the LHV Bank, they give you a multi-currency account, a great mobile application and also access to different worldwide markets (for investments, etc.).

I updated the certificates using the tool they provide. Anyway I'm using the app most of the time.

I'm located in South America and I was able to update the certificates online.

Congrats!

Nice!

Who's the guy?

Hi, I wrote a Redis security tool once and this attack is familiar to me.

I might be able to help you on investigating this issue. Contact details are on my profile.

Excellent!

Mongo Cloud is having trouble too!

Very cool, I'm working on a Go application that embeds the Python interpreter :)

Nice, I would love to contribute!

Go is now written in Go

Yes, let me know, I'll be happy to help and/or continue the brainstorming You can ping me: matias AT insaurral.de :D

Stackshare could be a basic source, as an example, check Airbnb:

http://stackshare.io/airbnb/airbnb

(so a company imports its Stackshare profile & you make a list of the open source projects they're using, and if you have donation information from those projects you show it)

Nice idea!

It was an ex-NSA agent talking to his mom :)

The improvisations are really cool!

Jekyll?

Loved the article!

Thanks!

Looks great! I created a simple NodeJS wrapper for it: http://bit.ly/1YYUbzX

Cool, is it open source?