Living in Bangalore, this is one of the biggest challenges I see. We notice the dying lakes and water supply shortages. It would not be wrong to say that a mafia of water tanker operator exists.
A friend from Jaipur mentioned how their city handled this situation better & how Bangalore seems to be struggling despite good rainfall.
The other night we saw a man refilling water cans from an ordinary hose and prayed for the recipients' health.
Are you launching a service or product for domestic users? Shout if you need beta testers.
At first glance, project explorer's circular is not intuitive. My first reaction was to switch to the grid view. Perhaps, they should make the grid view as default.
This is blazing fast, congrats!
However, I am concerned by the use of IN domain.
Indian govtt frequently asks ISPs to block sites to avoid piracy.
How do you plan to avoid getting blocked?
Yes, here in India blocking happens on port 80 only. Kind of nice, comply with the requests from the government but don't really block anything for the good of masses.
One thing it has over ELK worth mentioning is that it has authentication in the open source version. Also able to configure it more through the web interface than ELK.
It's a lot easier to set up and manage in my experience. The interface is very user friendly. It all depends on your specific needs of course. ELK is a bit more performant I think, although I have never compared them properly. Both have good scaling capabilities.
"Developing and running your app on your Apple device is as easy as entering your Apple ID into Xcode preferences. Apple Developer Program membership is not required."
Is this a recent change? Sounds like a boon to indie devs.
I just started using this. Maybe someone else can confirm whether this is true for paid accounts as well... with unpaid accounts, you're limited to 10 program builds per week. As in, 10 separate programs built and loaded onto a device.
I don't know the fine details, just ran into that wall last week as I was loading a bunch of different tests and examples to an iPad.
