Published on: 2025-07-02 11:53:17
Moose Deploying Self Hosting Docker Compose Deployment Deploying with Docker Compose Deploying a Moose application with all its dependencies can be challenging and time-consuming. You need to properly configure multiple services, ensure they communicate with each other, and manage their lifecycle. Docker Compose solves this problem by allowing you to deploy your entire stack with a single command. This guide shows you how to set up a production-ready Moose environment on a single server usin
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Workflow Composer: Diagrams to Dapr Workflows Turn your workflow diagrams into durable apps built with open-source
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Real-Time AI Voice Chat 🎤💬🧠🔊 Have a natural, spoken conversation with an AI! This project lets you chat with a Large Language Model (LLM) using just your voice, receiving spoken responses in near real-time. Think of it as your own digital conversation partner. FastVoiceTalk_compressed_step3_h264.mp4 (early preview - first reasonably stable version) What's Under the Hood? A sophisticated client-server system built for low-latency interaction: 🎙️ Capture: Your voice is captured by your brow
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A hot potato: A serious breach of workplace privacy has come to light after a popular employee monitoring application inadvertently exposed more than 21 million screenshots of workers' computer activity to the public internet. The incident has raised urgent concerns about the security and ethics of digital surveillance in modern workplaces. Over 200,000 employees across thousands of organizations use WorkComposer to track productivity by logging keystrokes, monitoring application usage, and cap
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-08-06 00:23:00
A hot potato: A serious breach of workplace privacy has come to light after a popular employee monitoring application inadvertently exposed more than 21 million screenshots of workers' computer activity to the public internet. The incident has raised urgent concerns about the security and ethics of digital surveillance in modern workplaces. Over 200,000 employees across thousands of organizations use WorkComposer to track productivity by logging keystrokes, monitoring application usage, and cap
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-08-10 20:45:21
With the refinement of digital tools, companies are subjecting their employees to increasing levels of surveillance — and increasing risks. Now, the security of thousands of employees and their parents companies is at risk after real-time images of their computers were leaked by an employee surveillance app. On Thursday, researchers at Cybernews reported that over 21 million screenshots from WorkComposer, which works with over 200,000 companies worldwide, were discovered in an unsecured Amazon
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Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Google Messages is finally fixing its long-standing compose box issue that limited users to just four lines of text. When tinkering with the latest beta version of the app, we were able to expand the size of the compose box to 12 lines. This long-awaited change could bring a major quality-of-life upgrade for Android users everywhere. If you feel that writing a long text in Google Messages is like trying to draft an essay on a sticky note, you’re not
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