Linen | Slack alternative designed for communities
▻https://www.linen.dev
Google-searchable Slack alternative for Communities
Two way real-time sync : You can sync all of your existing conversations from #Slack and #Discord. This means that any messages that gets sent in Linen will show up in Slack or Discord and vice versa in realtime.
Requirements : node + yarn + postgre ref ▻https://github.com/Linen-dev/linen.dev/blob/main/docs/getting-started.md
Je ne comprends pas pourquoi yen a qui continuent d’inventer des nouveaux trucs au lieu d’améliorer les (plutôt bonnes et solides) pistes existantes… C’est pas comme s’il existait pas Matrix depuis plusieurs années maintenant non ?
Ya bien moyen de développer des clients ou plugins Matrix pour « aspirer » les contenus de salons publics et ainsi rendre ça searchable publiquement (tant qu’on a bien décidé que c’est public) ?
Ah tiens justement ▻https://archive.matrix.org
L’interface annonce en pied “This room is being indexed by search engines”
Puppy Linux 22.12 (S15Pup) Arrives Based on Slackware 15
▻https://debugpointnews.com/puppy-linux-22-12-s15pup
Slack Is the Right Tool for the Wrong Way to Work | The New Yorker
▻https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/slack-is-the-right-tool-for-the-wrong-way-to-work
Though Slack improved the areas where e-mail was lacking in an age of high message volume, it simultaneously amplified the rate at which this interaction occurs. Data gathered by the software firm RescueTime estimate that employees who use Slack check communications tools more frequently than non-users, accessing them once every five minutes on average—an absurdly high rate of interruption. Neuroscientists and psychologists teach us that our attention is fundamentally single-tasked, and switching it from one target to another is detrimental to productivity. We’re simply not wired to monitor an ongoing stream of unpredictable communication at the same time that we’re trying to also finish actual work. E-mail introduced this problem of communication-driven distraction, but Slack pushed it to a new extreme. We both love and hate Slack because this company built the right tool for the wrong way to work.
I do not dislike Slack as much as people assume given that I wrote a book titled “Deep Work,” which advocates for the importance of long, undistracted stretches of work. The acceleration of interruption is a problem, but e-mail has its limitations, so it makes sense that companies committed to ad-hoc messaging as their central organizing principle would want to try Slack. If this tool represented the culmination of our attempts to figure out how to best work together in a digital age, I’d be more concerned, but Slack seems to be more transient. It’s a short-term optimization of our first hasty attempts to make sense of a high-tech professional world that will be followed by more substantial revolutions. The future of office work won’t be found in continuing to reduce the friction involved in messaging but, instead, in figuring out how to avoid the need to send so many messages in the first place.
Salesforce to buy Slack in $27.7bn deal aimed at competing with Microsoft
▻https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/dec/01/salesforce-to-buy-slack-microsoft
Marc Benioff’s company gains leverage against Microsoft’s threat with the largest acquisition in its 21-year history Business software pioneer Salesforce.com is buying work-chatting service Slack for $27.7bn in a deal aimed at giving the two companies a better shot at competing against longtime industry powerhouse Microsoft. The acquisition announced Tuesday is by far the largest in the 21-year history of Salesforce. The San Francisco company was one of the first to begin selling software (...)
#Microsoft #Salesforce #Slack #algorithme #télétravail #travail
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Le géant informatique Salesforce achète la messagerie Slack pour près de 23 milliards d’euros
▻https://www.lemonde.fr/economie/article/2020/12/01/le-geant-informatique-salesforce-achete-la-messagerie-slack-pour-presque-23-
Fondée en 2013, l’entreprise qui propose une plate-forme d’outils pour collaborer plus facilement en ligne avait fait son entrée en Bourse six ans plus tard. Salesforce, le spécialiste des technologies de relation client, a annoncé mardi 1er décembre l’acquisition de la messagerie d’entreprises Slack. Cette opération devrait lui permettre d’entrer en compétition plus frontale avec Microsoft. La transaction, en numéraire et actions, valorise Slack à 27,7 milliards de dollars (22,95 milliards d’euros), (...)
#Microsoft #Salesforce #Slack #bénéfices #télétravail #travail
Face à la surveillance, les télétravailleurs contre-attaquent
▻https://korii.slate.fr/tech/surveillance-teletravail-contre-attaque
Contre des systèmes de surveillance sophistiqués, les salariés redoublent d’ingéniosité. Avec un confinement généralisé dans le monde entier, des millions de personnes ont découvert le télétravail. La situation a été globalement appréciée par les salarié·es, mais avec la distance, beaucoup ont rapidement compris que la pression patronale ne s’envolait pas pour autant. Pendant cette trouble période, l’utilisation de logiciels de surveillance a beaucoup augmenté. Compte du nombre de clics, décompte du nombre (...)
#Slack #algorithme #CCTV #vidéo-surveillance #écoutes #GigEconomy #surveillance #télétravail (...)
##travail
Bosses started spying on remote workers. Now they’re fighting back
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/work-from-home-surveillance-software
Surveilling software is flourishing during the pandemic. And employees are finding creative ways of evading the company gaze In 2017, David* found something peculiar mounted under his desk in Barclays’ London headquarters. It was a small, rectangular box. Branded across it was ‘OccupEye’ and the tagline, ‘Automated workspace utilisation analysis’. He’d discovered a heat and motion sensor, silently logging how long he’d been spending at his station. But it wasn’t just David’s desk that was (...)
#Barclays #Reddit #Slack #capteur #Optimeyes #biométrie #température #facial #reconnaissance #vidéo-surveillance #clavier #COVID-19 #écoutes #mouvement #santé #surveillance #télétravail #travail (...)
Whatsapp, Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat : qui chiffre les messages privés des utilisateurs ?
▻https://www.lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2020/07/29/piratage-de-twitter-quels-services-et-reseaux-sociaux-chiffrent-les-messages
Le chiffrement de bout en bout peut protéger d’un piratage de grande ampleur, comme celui qu’a subi récemment Twitter, mais n’est pas mis en place partout. Deux semaines après que des comptes Twitter de personnalités de premier plan ont été utilisés frauduleusement pour diffuser des arnaques liées au bitcoin (une monnaie virtuelle), les conséquences pourraient être de long terme pour le réseau social. Selon les sources de Bloomberg, les pirates à l’origine de cette fraude ont piégé au moins un employé (...)
#Microsoft #TikTok #Facebook #Instagram #Messenger #Skype #Snapchat #Tinder #Twitter #WhatsApp #écoutes #surveillance #Slack (...)
##Discord
#scrum et les mêlées quotidiennes
▻https://framablog.org/2019/11/08/scrum-et-les-melees-quotidiennes
Dans cet article, Matt, développeur à Los Angeles, s’attaque aux daily #standups, ces réunions de la méthodologie SCRUM, très à la mode actuellement. Sous ce terme se cache une réunion quotidienne d’au plus 15 minutes, se déroulant normalement debout, qui … Lire la suite
#Non_classé #Agile #Informatique #jira #Slack #trello
Building a Business on #slack — $80k/mo with a Slack-first App
▻https://hackernoon.com/building-a-business-on-slack-80k-mo-with-a-slack-first-app-80eb79ab6cfb?
Building a Business on Slack — $80k/mo with a Slack-first AppSlack is more than just a chat app; it’s an ecosystem to build a solid business on.While Slack prepares for the IPO, its App Ecosystem keeps evolving becoming a place to build a business on. Standuply, a Slack-first App, reached $80k in revenue in February 2019.I’m Alex Kistenev, CEO and co-founder of Standuply and in charge of marketing. This post is about my experience of growing a Slack App to $80k per month.The product competitionIf you search for ‘standup’ in the Slack App Directory, you’ll find Standuply at the 1st place with 30 other competing apps left behind. Here’s how we did that.Laser focusThere are Slack apps made by web development studios. They felt the pain, had resources and eventually built the initial product. But it (...)
A Guide to Building a Multi-featured #slackbot with #python
▻https://hackernoon.com/a-guide-to-building-a-multi-featured-slackbot-with-python-73ea5394acc?so
Chatbots are being used almost everywhere today from social messaging platforms to integration into websites for booking tickets, finding nearby restaurants, generating leads, buying and selling products. Some #chatbots, like Ruuh by Microsoft have been able to deliver human-like conversations using artificial intelligence and deep learning.Do you remember Natasha from Hike? I used it 4 years ago and was amazed to see how she handled our conversations which were so much better than a bot could possibly handle. I hadn’t heard the concept of machine learning back then.Now chatbots have made us so dependent on them that it has become a part of our lives today.“Ok Google, remind me on 20th to publish my chatbot article”“What time?”“Midnight”“Sure, I’ll remind you on Wednesday at midnight.”Chatbots (...)
how CardChecker changed my development #workflow
▻https://hackernoon.com/cardchecker-easing-companies-development-workflow-32dde28e160c?source=rs
Image sourceI have been working as a Full Stack Developer for the last 2 years. I have worked in a small startup and also the opposite, MNC company. When I start with a new company it’s always exciting to work on new projects, technology stack. It’s always easy to understand their system, architecture. Because that’s the basic understanding every developer have. But apart from this, there is one thing, which I always found most difficult to understand, The Development Workflow of a team. Because it is something which not every company have in common. Everyone has its own way of developing products with its pros and cons. And as a part of the company you also have to follow this. I struggled a lot for my initial months to understand development workflow. And beyond that, you also have to (...)
#flutter — #slack Redesign Challenge : What I learnt from it.
▻https://hackernoon.com/flutter-slack-redesign-challenge-what-i-learnt-from-it-ef3719fa1d3f?sour
Flutter — Slack Redesign Challenge: What I learnt from it.Exploring the power of UI in flutter, I decided to create something cool. I saw the concept of slack application while browsing up-laps.Link: ▻https://www.uplabs.com/posts/slack-redesing-challengeHere I reveal the power of flutter.Slack Redesigned using Flutter SDKMy flutter redesign is not exactly same as the up-labs version but quite similar, I took it as motivation. I used the default flutter icons and colors to keep it simple.I used flutter as a hobbyist for some time and made couple of packages.After working on this redesign challenge I would love to share my experience in this article.What is Flutter, Dart or FuchsiaHeard about Google’s new operating system for mobile devices? Fuchsia OS. Google didn’t make any public announcements (...)
Tech Golden Boy: Stewart Butterfield
▻https://hackernoon.com/tech-golden-boy-stewart-butterfield-794d11c4e083?source=rss----3a8144eab
Canadian-born entrepreneur and his backstory — a timeline of events before #slack’s IPO announcement.Slack — you have maybe heard of it. It’s heralded as an “email killer” and has changed the way employees communicate in the workplace. Behind it is Canadian serial-entrepreneur Stewart Butterfield, a British Colombia native with an unlikely origin story.45 years ago, little Dharma Jeremy Butterfield was born in a commune out of a small fishing town called Lund in BC. His parents were hippies, and for the first three years of his life, he lived in a log cabin in the backwoods with no running water. In a U-turn fashion, his parents moved the family to Victoria and young Dharma found himself in a bustling metropolis at age 5. His parents gifted the toddler a computer which was rare at the time as if (...)
#slack’n Go : Batch Presence Aware Bot
▻https://hackernoon.com/slackn-go-batch-presence-aware-bot-bcea4d7ae672?source=rss----3a8144eabf
We shall create a Slack Bot in Go which aware of Batch Presence change event.Essentially we are going to build and run the example given here: ▻https://github.com/nlopes/slack/blob/master/examples/connparams/connparams.go. This #tutorial give a more detailed actions of how to make it run, so that even a relatively new can follow this easily.Step by Step CommitsAn examples of presence change event is when a member of the chat group changes their status from active into away.Slack provides an update to their API for a more efficient presence change detection, by having it in a batch. This is in accordance to proliferation of groups with large members in Slack, where changes of presence could resulting in expensive handling of many events at a short period of time, or at the cost of missing (...)
This is insane: #slack could never #crash again.
▻https://hackernoon.com/how-slack-could-never-crash-again-97a3533095c0?source=rss----3a8144eabfe
Today the impossible happened, our beloved Slack crashed sending chaos into offices around the globe. “Wow, how am I now going to vote for the flavour of our new office candy???”, I thought. But even though it might not have felt like it, everything else around us was still working: the world was still spinning, South Korea was winning over Germany at the World Cup, and today’s quotas and goals had to be met. In these situations, people most often turn towards traditional messaging tools like messenger, WhatsApp or email and hope for the best — that Slack will be back up soon. However, these temporary remedies are not without their complications: undelivered messages that you thought were read, lost documents, mental breakdowns, wasted time, etc.… In general, for us it creates a problematic (...)
What did I learn while building a #product for offices watching the world cup?
▻https://hackernoon.com/what-did-i-learn-while-building-a-product-for-offices-watching-the-world
What did I learn while building a product for offices watching the World Cup?Actual screenshot of the appAre you going to follow the 2018 World Cup? Other people in your office are also following it? If the answer is yes and you care about building digital products then this post might be for you. I built an app that starts conversations by making everybody compete to see who is the better sports guesser. As a Product Manager, I decided to launch a “Guess the winner” as a way to practice my product management skills. In every business, it is important to promote a good work environment and one way to do it is to promote office bonding activities. It is easier to work when you do it with people you know and like. I wanted to make an app that promoted those bonding activities. Since sports (...)
21 degrés de liberté – 20
▻https://framablog.org/2018/06/04/21-degres-de-liberte-20
Aujourd’hui nos employeurs peuvent intercepter nos communications passées sur notre lieu de travail, une nouvelle atteinte à la vie privée que n’auraient pas admise nos parents et dont nos enfants sont victimes. Voici déjà le 20e article de la série … Lire la suite
#21_degrés_de_liberté #Droits_numériques #Internet_et_société #Libertés_Numériques #courriel #Falkvinge #MITM #Slack #Telephone
Advancing #diversity in #tech and Winning Together
▻https://hackernoon.com/advancing-diversity-in-tech-and-winning-together-7bcb7ee486c2?source=rss
Learner’s Guild’s Field Trip To SlackLearner’s Guild at Slack“Out of a great need we are all holding hands and climbing. Not loving is letting go. Listen, the terrain around here is far too dangerous for that.”— HafezDuring my last 2 weeks at Learner’s Guild, a coding school in Oakland, I was able to organize a few special events which marked my nostalgic and life changing time there. The most memorable was a field trip to #slack. The idea came from an awesome engineer, friend, and Girl Develop It Chapter Leader, Brenda Jin. Over coffee, our conversation led to gender and diversity issues in tech. She casually mentioned inviting my school for a tour and Q&A session. A month later, thanks to Jeunee Simon and Brenda, 50 learners from Learner’s Guild were headed for a half-day event at Slack’s (...)
How CEOs Get Their Employees on #slack
▻https://hackernoon.com/how-ceos-get-their-employees-on-slack-e18d1525523?source=rss----3a8144ea
By Praveen Tipirneni, CEO of Morphic Therapeutic Inc. Originally published on Quora.My team at Morphic Therapeutic started using Slack from the moment the company was founded — and we’ve never looked back.When you open Slack first thing in the morning, you’re greeted with an encouraging little quote. When you want to react to a team member’s remark, you have an arsenal of emojis at your disposal. Slack does its best to be fun.This fun is initially a turnoff to many professionals, especially in the biotech field. They don’t want to use emojis. An app that initially looks and feels like a toy seems like an unnecessary distraction.But something interesting happens after those people begin using Slack. Slowly, but surely, they rethink their initial impression. Yes, Slack lacks the businesslike (...)
Mattermost: bridge between mattermost, IRC, gitter, xmpp, slack, di...
▻https://diasp.eu/p/6977009
Mattermost: bridge between mattermost, IRC, gitter, xmpp, slack, discord, telegram, rocketchat, hipchat, steam, twitch, ssh-chat and matrix with REST API | #matrix #hipchat #discord #xmpp #slack #telegram #bridge #rocketchat #gitter #mattermost #IRC
What Has Slack Done to the Office?
▻http://nymag.com/selectall/2017/05/what-has-slack-done-to-the-office.html
Women-only channels are common, as are ones delineating office hierarchy — managers without employees, employees without managers. Before Gawker unionized in 2015, Slack was the space where employees debated the value of organizing.
#Zulip, un clone de #Mattermost (et donc de #Slack) développé par une équipe de devs de chez dropbox.
Le bouzin propose aussi des applications clientes locales pour linux, mac & pc, cf : ▻https://www.zulip.org/clients.html
Les environnements #Linux pour les stations de travail ?!
▻http://www.dsfc.net/logiciel-libre/linux/les-environnements-linux-pour-les-stations-de-travail
C’est dans les usages minoritaires que vous construirez, sur Linux, comme ailleurs, une grande partie de votre avenir professionnel.
#Centos #Debian #Fedora_Server #Formateur_Linux #Gentoo #Mageia #Mandriva #Manjaro #Mint #OpenSuse #Red_Hat #Slackware #SUSE #Ubuntu_Server