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I remember DSL had a window manager that would allow you to merge applications into tabs ... it's nice having only one window ... I reminds me of the 50 MB operating system days. Except this time the browser doesn't suck ... I can't believe I'm watching youtube cat videos in iterm2 \m/


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This is what Flickr or unsplash are good at. Both allow hosting public domain photos and they take care of the bandwidth


I would suggest using an s3 bucket over google drive


Wasabi or Cloudflare R2 are probably better solutions as they don't charge for bandwidth.


Or bittorrent...


Or ipfs



or you can post your video on s3 buckets that don't use any copy write algorithm to block your evidence


You can implement your own with canvas and PDFjs ... I did something back in the day with latex and java (yikes) ... but anything is possible ... now I would try socket.io whiteboard example so many could destroy the same PDF


Yep this is how I implemented it on Good Annotations. I used PDFjs to render the PDF as an image data string. I'll checkout socket.io but my understanding of socket.io is that it is websocket technology so i'm not totally sure what you mean.

Something i do want to figure out is server side rendering the PDF vs the client, because I beleive there is a lot of data lost using PDFjs i.e. signatures




Implemented in ~JavaScript~ TypeScript FTFY ...

Also nice to see a Douglas Crockford book (who is not a fan of TS BTW) ...

Anyways I star'd this repo ... very impressive +1


Sometimes I think TS was made for Java/C# crowd coming to JS. TS is clean, have to agree. But not much of a fan.

This project is awesome though.


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