Thanks! He is not a technical writer. A conversational writer, social media management and so on.
https://ae.linkedin.com/in/geokuruvilla

Hey guys

One of my friend/ex-collegue is looking for any online content writing jobs. He was working with us, his client chose not to renew the contract, lost his job. Got another job after a month, they made him work for 1 month and got their job done and said no more clients! I am posting in my networks to see if i can help him find any online writing jobs that can help him. Let me know if you comes across such requirements please.

I think it boils down to speed vs storage & price

@coliver said in Photo storage -Flickr vs Google photos vs ?:

@Ambarishrh said in Photo storage -Flickr vs Google photos vs ?:

@coliver how good is the search functionality and sync speed? From my experience i think dropbox is still the best in terms of sync speed + LAN sync to other devices on the same network if needed

Sync speed depends on your connection. When I did my initial upload of 1TB of images and videos I was maxing out my 5Mbps connection. Took a few weeks. Since then we have the app on our mobile devices and as soon as you take a picture it uploads to the account. After every trip I upload pictures taken with our point-and-shoot and I don't really notice it.

Signed up for 3 months Amazon trial, copied a video file of 5.25 GB file and started syncing on both Amazon and Dropbox. (Not sure why Amazon drive shows it as 4.89 GB!)

@coliver how good is the search functionality and sync speed? From my experience i think dropbox is still the best in terms of sync speed + LAN sync to other devices on the same network if needed

I use Dropbox as my primary photo storage from all my connected devices (camera upload), this takes care of full resolution images storage. Along with that i have google photos as well, photo upload automatically from my mobile devices (unlimited storage, not full resolution, but thats ok as i have the originals in Dropbox). Plus all my computers have google photos app installed which takes the photos from my dropbox camera uploads.

Benefits?

• Original photos on Dropbox

• Awesome filtering option using google photos (surprised to see acurate results for even facial reaction like smile, cry, kids etc). No more manual tagging or renaming files/folders.

• Created another google account for wife, and just create shared albums from my google photos with wife where even she can add photos to library without spending a dime for her account!

• Bonus: Using Google Photoscan to scan all our physical old photos to the library as well!

Total amount spent: $99 /year for 1TB (Also includes other files that i save)

I am not sure if this is helpful, but a search got me this http://blog.mooregreatsoftware.com/

Part of that blog:
Sadly, the metadata files for AEM Package Manager are very, very poorly documented. To make matters worse, there is a lot of duplication and inconsistencies between them. There is a little bit of information at the Apache Jackrabbit FileVault Documentation site, but it is focussed at the Vault filesystem and the like, not specifically how to use packages. The Adobe 6.1 Package Manager documentation discusses creating a package through the UI, but doesn’t discuss any of the mechanics. The Maven VLT plugin talks a little about how to set up Maven, but has huge holes in what is actually done and what the values really mean.

In an effort to get some better understanding, I’ve done a lot of reading, testing, and reverse engineering to come up with the following information. If anyone knows where I can learn more, I’d love to know and pass that along!

Not sure if it completely talks about Apache Jackrabbit, but thought this might help.

And another one; talks about exporting data as XML
https://wiki.apache.org/jackrabbit/BackupAndMigration

Was reading about the new Windows 2016 features and looks interesting. Will be downloading the OS and set it up on my lab, but here are the main feature list:

Havent worked on Zimbra in the last 5 years (so not sure whats new with Zimbra) , but i guess the selling point for this would be the ease of setting this up

@scottalanmiller said in Mail in a box- Mail Server:

Does it work with NextCloud?

It used Owncloud for contacts and looks like the dev is trying to replace that due to issues https://github.com/mail-in-a-box/mailinabox/issues/514

I am about to test this on my server.

Easy-to-deploy mail server
https://mailinabox.email/

• Roundcube Webmail

• ownCloud Contacts

• A Control Panel

• Automatic DNS configuration

• spam filtering

• greylisting

• backups to Amazon S3

• free TLS (SSL) certificates from Let’s Encrypt.

can host mail for multiple users and multiple domain names.

It implements modern mail protocols (SPF, DKIM, and DMARC) and the latest security best practices, including opportunistic TLS, strong ciphers, and HSTS. When enabled, DNSSEC (with DANE TLSA) provides a higher level of protection against active attacks. Exchange ActiveSync is also available as a beta feature.

Youtube Video

Can we have a post for Black Friday deals? All deals on one place?

An interesting approach against spam mails!

https://www.stavros.io/posts/spamnesty-waste-spammers-time/

Google reverses its ‘digital death sentence’ for Pixel phone resellers
https://techcrunch.com/2016/11/18/google-reverses-its-digital-death-sentence-for-pixel-phone-resellers/

https://thehftguy.wordpress.com/2016/11/18/google-cloud-is-50-cheaper-than-aws/

http://www.theverge.com/2016/11/16/13651940/microsoft-linux-foundation-membership

My mom has atleast 5 bags of photos from my childhood and am gonna teach her to do the scan when i go next time-connect to google photos-share that with my account! I get the full library and she gets something to do on her free time Win-Win

Yeah, my next vacation to home, I am going to spend some time to get those old photos!