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An article about EV vs. ICE was posted, written from the perspective of an EV being the natural way of building things (few moving parts, little heat loss, etc)

An article about EV vs. ICE was posted, written from the perspective of an EV being the natural way of building things (few moving parts, little heat loss, etc) and that this ICE was an intricate machine of thousands of parts channeling the spirit of fine watchmaking or Jules Verne. I found the perspective refreshing but have never been able to find it since.

ernsheong 8y ago
Try out https://www.pagedash.com https://www.pagedash.com to help save pages you read for reference later! (Maker here)
- qop 8y ago
  All of these apps are essentially the same. I have to click some extra button or drag and drop some extra thing, and then when your service disappears I have to grab my export and figure out how to import it to the next one. What does your product offer over the hundreds of other sites that do exactly the same thing? Have you innovated in this space?
  - ernsheong 8y ago
    I tried to offer a one-click solution (no additional drag and drop). It also tries to capture the page as you saw it in the browser, HTML and all (more faithfully than Evernote, at least). See related thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15653206 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15653206
    - tluyben2 8y ago
      Does it have apps for mobile to share-save? Pretty important. The following would make me move from Pocket; Support for PDF, ppt, etc. Offline reading on Desktop (Pocket works fine on mobile but on Desktop it seems not very good). And yes, total export so when you close the doors, I do not have to start over.
      - ernsheong 8y ago
        Thanks for the comment! I can't promise an app right now. For now I am strongly mulling a Telegram bot that takes in links from you and saves it to PageDash backend for you. This is quite high up in my roadmap. > Support for PDF, ppt, etc. PDF is supported. PPT is a Todo. > Offline reading on Desktop Need to explore service workers for this. Admittedly not a priority yet. > total export Auto Google Drive export is available for paid users. Manual export (page by page) is available to all users. In any case, if I do shut, I will open mass export to all.
spicyj 8y ago
Perhaps this one: http://teslaclubsweden.se/test-drive-of-a-petrol-car/ http://teslaclubsweden.se/test-drive-of-a-petrol-car/

ernsheong 8y ago

Try out https://www.pagedash.com https://www.pagedash.com to help save pages you read for reference later! (Maker here)

qop 8y ago
All of these apps are essentially the same. I have to click some extra button or drag and drop some extra thing, and then when your service disappears I have to grab my export and figure out how to import it to the next one. What does your product offer over the hundreds of other sites that do exactly the same thing? Have you innovated in this space?
- ernsheong 8y ago
  I tried to offer a one-click solution (no additional drag and drop). It also tries to capture the page as you saw it in the browser, HTML and all (more faithfully than Evernote, at least). See related thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15653206 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15653206
  - tluyben2 8y ago
    Does it have apps for mobile to share-save? Pretty important. The following would make me move from Pocket; Support for PDF, ppt, etc. Offline reading on Desktop (Pocket works fine on mobile but on Desktop it seems not very good). And yes, total export so when you close the doors, I do not have to start over.
    - ernsheong 8y ago
      Thanks for the comment! I can't promise an app right now. For now I am strongly mulling a Telegram bot that takes in links from you and saves it to PageDash backend for you. This is quite high up in my roadmap. > Support for PDF, ppt, etc. PDF is supported. PPT is a Todo. > Offline reading on Desktop Need to explore service workers for this. Admittedly not a priority yet. > total export Auto Google Drive export is available for paid users. Manual export (page by page) is available to all users. In any case, if I do shut, I will open mass export to all.

spicyj 8y ago

Perhaps this one: http://teslaclubsweden.se/test-drive-of-a-petrol-car/ http://teslaclubsweden.se/test-drive-of-a-petrol-car/