GitSync works fine, you can find my previous comment about it (I don't want to spam the whole thread over and over with the same message)
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GitSync works for me both on Android and iOS. I'm not using it that frequently tho, and you have make it a habit to open GitSync first, sync the changes (pull) and then open Obsidian. Also, after changing the notes you should again open GitSync and do a sync (commit + push).
Go + Qt and/or QML
You can do that with Fastmail easily.
Take a look at 2Checkout.
It means "content", I don't think it's the name of the app.
I think he meant the only option as a web developer. Maybe he doesn't know C++ and C#, and it's not that easy with a web-oriented mindset to start writing desktop apps in C++ (it's not easy the other way either, I had a friend who after years of programming in Delphi started with the web by absolutely positioning every single HTML element).
When someone asks in which lang should he implement a webapp/SaaS/whatever, the first comment is to use the tech he knows the most. Why so much hate when the same principle is used for desktop app development?
The "API for advertising" you described is called native advertisement and is already a thing out there :)
Check OVH [0] ($3.49 is the lowest plan) or for even less, take a look at Time4VPS [1], they have really cheap servers, but I wouldn't use them in production only for dev and private use.
Can I ask you where do you look for potential project ideas?
Anything you could either do manually or write a bash/python/javascript/php/whatever script for, or use a SaaS.
It can be anything, like scraping some site and exporting the data as csv, getting raw text from pdf, doc files etc.
Do you use something like this, or do something that can be automated this way? Just give some examples that first come to mind.
Can you please tell me what exactly?
Then it's not just me...
You get the "Service Unavailable" message, too?
I never understood how can people earn that much on these sites. I'm trying since mid-july and earned about $120. I'm looking for HTML/JS/PHP jobs with little/no luck. Can you give some advice?
To be honest, it's pretty bad, you can't imagine. Everything is in one single C++ file (+ the main.cpp), the chat is a webkit widget (it was the easiest and fastest solution), there is no error checking or anything so it can crash any time, etc etc...
Actually, this is my first C++ project, I don't even know C++ (only a bit C from high school).
I recently made a similar desktop app to watch movies with my gf. It has only video sync and text based chat.
Check the screenshot: http://i.pics.rs/64I0n
Maybe I will open source it when it's done. Btw I used Qt and libVLC.
I did the same thing for the Hungarian layout, and it took me I think max an hour, you should try it too.
You can find the link to Ukelele in the end of the README file.
It would be better if I can choose the color with keyboard buttons, like with
Q W E R T
A S D F G
Moving the cursor is really slow and is a disadvantage, especially with a touchpad, however I haven't tried on touchscreen.Btw,
setInterval(function() {
var color = document.querySelector("#kolor-kolor").style.backgroundColor;
var links = document.querySelectorAll("#kolor-options a");
for(i in links) {
if(links[i].style.backgroundColor == color) {
links[i].click();
return;
}
}
}, 10);I myself don't have experience with this, but a friend of mine tried to revive a ZX Spectrum with a RasPi 1. As far as I remember he had trouble connecting te ZX keyboard to the Raspi.
BetaList is what you're looking for.
I'm creating something like this, but as a desktop app in java using VLC api.
There is a screenshot[1] of the current state, but it's a bit ugly since I had to stop working on it because of my exams. The idea is to replace the VLC+Skype combo for watching movies together with automatically syncing the play/pause.
But there is another problem I haven't decided yet, and it's the communication channel for chat and syncing. I'm torn between creating a server on an own VPS or adding an IRC client to the app (since you can always find a free irc server and create a room).
There was a similar thread about a month ago, you should check it. Also, in the first comment you can find another 7 threads about this.
It's back (Serbia, EU)
For personal use it's really affordable, but what about companies like saas, online magazine, newspaper etc?
1) Thanks, I will definitely read this. I didn't mentioned but I also tried Wordoid and some other similar services. My problem with these is that I need a word as the starting point, but I can't find one for which wordoid can generate words that sounds good and is easy to pronounce (the generated word is either crap or the com domain is not available).
2) I tried jamming words, but nothing... I even tried finding keywords for this on BetaLis and YCList.
Actually, namesilo offers free whois privacy. http://www.namesilo.com/
It's smartphone era, you like it or not. And it's more paper saver.
It's definitely Anonymous and Operation Facebook. A bit late but with success...