Can confirm BitWarden as a great LastPass alternative. Have been a paying LastPass user for years and have switched the the paid BitWarden. Zero issues and 100% open-source
I work in HE in Australia and a number of unis have switched from manual/xls to Akari [0]
A comparison page on your website with CourseDog vs X would be welcome – just so it’s easy to see what you provide vs the market
A scheduling tool that works with academic workload models (not sure if this is Australia specific thing) that optimises[1] academic and resource/room allocation would be very welcome
* No. 1 complaint from students is class scheduling!
- students want more classes at student friendly times that allow work+study
- universities want less classes
- academics want classes in work friendly hours etc...
The Asus Chromebook Flip works great as a ChromeOS 'tablet' - just assuming that you use it in laptop mode 90% and tablet 10% of the time.
Trying to use ChromeOS 90% of the time in tablet mode just isnt going to work
Should of gone with a slimmed down Pixel with a flip or slide keyboard (with trackpad) - that wold of been awesome and actually make sense
Pixel C doesnt work
Anyone whose tried to use Android as a laptop replacement - with keyboard etc.. knows the pain - Android doesn't work as a 'work' device/laptop - wish it would but it currently just doesnt :(
What are the main pain points of using android with a keyboard? People have mentioned not having split screen, however IOs just got that a fee months ago, and people used it with keyboards Lal the time before that.
Mostly slow application switching on my case. It's significantly better than on iPad due to OS having better keyboard support (yes, even the Pro keyboard is awful to use), but it doesn't really compare to proper desktops.
Assuming you've installed the extension you can grab its source from Chrome .config directory
* which I imported and updated to github: https://github.com/justinkelly/chrome-rss
The actual original source in SVN/Git may already be public but i've no idea where it is - somewhere deep in the chromium repo??
@crazysim - this is from the source of the extension
<!--
* Copyright (c) 2009 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. Use of this
* source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be found in the
* LICENSE file.
-->
<!--
* Copyright (c) 2009 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. Use of this
* source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be found in the
* LICENSE file.
-->
Like many on the list I'm a heavy chrome and rss user. Though the demise of Google Reader is no great surprise I was grumpy that Google removed the RSS Subscription extension from the Chrome webstore.
I've forked Google's extension, updated it and loaded back into the Chrome webstore.
Added support for Feedly, NewsBlur and The Old Reader. Removed Google Reader, iReader, My Yahoo
Awesome, thanks! Can this also bounce the subscribe request to an offline reader like RSSOwl? If not, how hard would it be to implement something like that?
i've forked the google rss extension, updated it and loaded it to the chrome store - so that it works with feedly, newsblur and theoldread
* have removed google reader, igoogle etc.. from the list
