In the solution for the pastebin/bitly system design, the write to cache flow is missing in the second diagram which refers to the scaling aspect. The cache has only a read arrow but not a write arrow. The diagram will be more intuitive if a write-through/write-back cache mechanism was indicated.

Adding a printing feature (using window.print(); and @media print css rules) would make a neat "export" feature, good for archiving a monthly report because currently, the printed pages (2) are blank.

Currently there are not enough documentation that one finds about the editor (GUI). The editor is vast and has too many great options, exploring it is not easy but getting lost inside the editor is easy. Hence, requesting you to consider making a video documentation about using the editor. Here one can explain about things such as the Graph editor, GPU, Publishing, Player, Configuring these, vario

It would be nice if either he official docker-compose file or the documentation itself would include volumes for config persistency. The old structure mentioned #113 has changed some time ago.

Example:

    volumes:
        - /local/path/filestash/config/:/app/data/state/config/
        - /local/path/filestash/db/:/app/data/state/db/

I am trying to configure the terminal to show documentation for commands without requiring them to be named parameters in execution of the command. I know that I can get the positional parameter value in the argument array, but I'd like for my users to have some documentation of how to use them. Is this possible?

Great stuff! I'm planning to use API for my dashboard Pandemic Estimator but I wish your API had a better documentation on methodology. I'm using JHU directly and I know what chaos it is, the most blatant example being that they provide "cumulative data" that's not cumulative quite often in practice. And the whole change of file formats, etc.

Can you please de

I thought it might be helpful for newcomers, for some of the packages required for building or installing this project to be enumerated.

Note that this is on Debian, which doesn't seem to have podman in the repos, so I substituted docker.

Also, in the Makefile, $(PWD) did not seem to work, so I substituted $(shell pwd).

Here are steps that build and deploy the project on current Debian.

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The volume doesn't match the video player volume. When metastream is 50%, the vid

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
in other translation platforms you need to import only template file, after that you can translate all strings from it to other languages. But in traduora i can't do that. Do you plan to add this feature, or how to do workflow? Template file create automatic via extracting strings from source code.
When i'm use zanata i'm upload

Nice project, thanks!

The fugit library supports cron with seconds precision - and I think it would be useful if Ciao officially supported it.

Format: */15 * * * * *

Minimal demo, similar to the way it's used by ciao [here](https://github.com/brotandgames/ciao/blob/afdbf8a2c5eea83a66cb0f32807ba310a75b38f2/app/validators/cron_va

Version: Personal
Tested this in Chromium and Firefox, Ubuntu 16.04, vie https://app.wire.com

It is not possible to add participants to an existing group. By clicking on the group name on top of the screen the group details flyout opens on the right site of the screen and there is an "Add participants" item, which after click creates another screen in that area with a big "ADD PARTICIPANTS" on

The templates for this feature are not implemented. A simple blank page with a form is presented to the user. Our page structure and styles should be applied to these pages as well.

Currently, only Stop character and digits are mapped but not in all languages. It would be nice to unify those