To clarify, Insync is a client used in place of Backup and Sync / Drive File Stream?
Do you have a Linux CLI client? I have a headless Ubuntu server at home that I sync personal files on. Currently using Dropbox but in the process of switching to Google Drive (both a personal and business account) and it seems like there's no good CLI only client for Linux.
I've had serious allergies for over 20 years and it had gotten worse over time especially when near an ocean (had to stop diving since it was near impossible to equalize with all the excess mucus).
But I recently became vegan and in about 2 weeks time, the allergies went away. I also have a friend who has asthma and when she went vegan, it all but disappeared. There's a lot of documentation about this but doctors don't give this advice probably because nutrition and prevention aren't a big part of their training.
But for anyone suffering, give it a try for a couple of weeks.
The quality of life gained is awesome.
With companies like similarweb [1], collecting click stream from millions of (unaware) users via various browser extensions, you can pretty much forget about the "private link" concept.
I thought we learned this week that "private links" for sharing documents are horribly insecure. I'm pretty sure they want it to still be password protected, which ShareFile is.
BTW, Google Apps has a feature where you can share to "people within my domain who have the link", which is a very nice middle ground between "everyone on the Internet with the link" and "I need to explicitly choose who to share this with.
The spirit should be more like 'This repo is a fork of'; The language you chose suggests that his project was derived from yours. Also, I think you need to do slightly different things to comply with the license. It says:
"You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use."
note: i'm a co-founder