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I remember ads in Video Game magazine claiming you could get free video games. You would actually pay by dialing 1 Hour or so on a very expensive service.

Site seems down, here is the archived version http://web.archive.org/web/20210121151535/https://blog.feabh...

I recently open-sourced another Jitsi based plateform, and also implementing a custom interface.

This is more oriented toward professional meeting, but is part of the trend of doing more that just plain video conference. code https://github.com/retrolution/open-fishbowl and version on https://retrolution.github.io/open-fishbowl/?tableViewEnable...

I guess the first question you want to answer, is to define which kind of company you want to build ?

As a founder, as you say, you want to optimize the impact of your company. I am not sure what you mean by traditional companies, but startups are not about maximizing profit. At least not in the short term.

VCs are looking at maximizing their returns on investement when the company exits, not based on dividends.

If you don't want create a startup, but what I would call a traditional company, ie not looking for hypergrowth, but that your company is profitable, then lots of people are probably willing to invest in it.

With the rise of video conferences solutions, I have been working trying to make them better and reducing the gap with physical interactions.

One simple thing I've done is this chrome extension to add party poppers in Google Meet. This is so far the project I've done with the biggest traction. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/google-meet-party-...

My long term shot is creating a solution for agile teams and facilitators. https://meet.retrolution.co/

done ;-)

Good question ;-). I actually did not asked, coz I want for now to have the freedom to experiment and break things.

I am actually working on a Jitsi meet fork dedicated to agile Team https://meet.retrolution.co/

So far I added features such as Poker planning and post is drawing. Any feedback welcome ;-)

Thanks, this is really cool.

I am also working on my own Jitsi Hack, trying to add feature for Agile meetings -> https://meet.retrolution.co/?utm_source=HN

I was thinking to add some features similar to yours in order to implemented Liberating Structures http://www.liberatingstructures.com/

Serioulsy it rocks ! happy to see it works without any problem on linux, and can join a session in the browser.

I have been working on a fork of jitsi video conference web client, aka meet, to add features dedicated to Agile teams. So far added Poker Planning and post-its.

Demo available on https://jitsi.retrolution.co/ (new features are visible in the chat section)

The biggest startups are all either parts of https://www.thefamily.co/ or https://www.efounders.com/ They are quite impressive in the way they operate

Hey amir6. Thanks for the feedback.

Regarding Security, you can count on two level of isolation, one being provided by the browser sandbox, the second one by a docker layer. Regarding the trafic, everything is https. Access is protected by a passwrd provided in the url. this password in gereted randomly when starting your own browser.

Regarding history tracking, there is no build in mechanisme to keep track of history. In this demo, the image is destroyed after 15 minutes.

Of course, if you want use a remote browser for long period, you might want to get history. For now, this is only build in mechanismes. I did not do anything particular in order to keep track of it, or in the opposite hide it.

One more point, which application do you have in mind for it ?

Hey op here.

I create Tillid-Cast in order to provide a virtual browser in the cloud. With this the demo, you can browse any website without any tracks in your history. You will also get a different IP than yours.

With the full version of Tillid-Cast, you are able to save your browser state, cast your screen, and share your browser with somebody else, which is convenient when you need to share temporarly an access to a website and don't want change the password.

Whoo, I was expecting a link to OpenRuko, an OpenSource clone of Heroku, working with all technologies supported by heroku, and with the same api. https://github.com/openruko