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Sure seems like it!


Oh hey! Thank you for developing this, it's a great resource!


SyncThing, BackBlaze, TimeMachine, and in the future Tarsnap


I find things like TextSniper to be more useful than this functionality, which has been in iOS and MacOS for a little bit. I use it more on hypothetically selectable elements that for whatever DOM-related reason aren't selectable than I use it on text in images.


Functional alternative to a choker!


BastilleBSD facilitates a lot of these things.


Just curious: why did you switch to Debian, especially with RHEL being more or less free for containers?


A lot of the base images we ended up using are Debian so we just wanted to be consistent, whereas before we were running software from the RHEL repositories.


biff (https://biffweb.com/) is a little more batteries-included but seems like a nice successor in this space


Its default stack includes an AppleScript-like language that compiles to JS (Hyperscript) and a “feature” that automatically deploys to production every time you save… Doesn’t exactly inspire confidence.


Sounds like the author wants a Talos II https://www.raptorcs.com/


"Starting at $5,165.00" for the entry level system: 4 cores, 8gb ram, 128gb SSD, integrated graphics. Thanks but no thanks.


Because when I have a problem with a Kinesis, I email them and an engineer responds in 24 hours.


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