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   Show HN: Spotlist.TV – Play Spotify Playlists on YouTube(spotlist.tv)

   1 points by alfg 11y ago|4 comments
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   by alfg 11y ago

   Something similar I made a while back for those interested in hosting their own file-upload service via S3. You can configure S3's object expiration to delete/expire files after a set amount of days. I still use it today for sendi
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   by alfg 11y ago

   Good work. The minimal design is an example of less design == good design.
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   by alfg 11y ago

   Ha, right! Especially since the URLs can get very lengthy depending on the message.
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   by alfg 11y ago

   Something not too far off that I made a couple of years ago for fun. Stores small snippets of data in the URL. https://github.com/alfg/jot with demo.
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   by alfg 11y ago

   Also, in case anyone is interested, I open-sourced the backend restful interface for administering Mumble servers in which this project is built off of. https://github.com/alfg/murmur-rest Still needs work and more doc
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   by alfg 11y ago

   I agree. I plan to increase the upgrade sizes or offer more variety.
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   by alfg 11y ago

   Thank you!
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   by alfg 11y ago

   Yep, this was the idea. The target audience are mostly gamers who want to get a quick server up and running, especially for PUGs (pick-up groups in MMOs). Most guilds already have some type of voip server they setup or are subscribed to.
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    by alfg 11y ago

    Hey all, I'm the author of this app. It's late here, but feel free to leave any questions and I'll answer when I can!
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    by alfg 12y ago

    Awesome. I was actually just searching yesterday for a self-hosted snippet solution similar to Github Gists. Great job, Bitbucket!
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    by alfg 12y ago

    Interesting. I know Mumble is used a lot in the gaming community, but I never thought of the idea of using it for workspace/business. I wrote a webapp targeted for gamers to easily setup temporary Mumble servers ( http://guil
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    by alfg 12y ago

    Great project and I love the UI! I was actually just looking for an EDM discovery/explore app like this just yesterday. Bookmarked. :) Any information on the technology stack?
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    by alfg 12y ago

    Also created something similar a while back for fun, except for short text messages with the option for encryption in Javascript using an implementation of blowfish. It saves the data encoded (or encrypted) as part of the url. Source with d
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    by alfg 12y ago

    I feel like LinkedIn is an evil necessity. It's so bloated and I never feel comfortable navigating or viewing anything on LinkedIn due to their nature of trying to connect or send emails without your approval. I'd really like if t
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    by alfg 12y ago

    Oh, definitely. Gitter has been great as a hosted solution!
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    by alfg 12y ago

    This looks great. Thanks for making it open-source. I've tried other self-hosted chat apps, but this one looks promising. IRC integration would be great. :) When I was experimenting with websockets, I wanted to make a simple chat app t
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    by alfg 12y ago

    Very cool project. I've played around with this same idea, but as a CLI package manager, rather than a webapp. I think it would be cool to have custom VPS image, where you can install webapps to it from the CLI out of the box easily. S
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    by alfg 12y ago

    Cool idea. Any screenshots or a demo instance of the web interface?
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    by alfg 12y ago

    It looks great, congrats on shipping. Maybe an option to email an auth token in case the cookie is lost so you can continue editing? Or maybe just a password/key.
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    by alfg 12y ago

    The appeal is the simplicity. And certainly there are users who would like a decently formatted HTML page without signing up; hence the whole "imgur for websites" approach.
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    by alfg 12y ago

    I wrote a similar script (via aircrack) at a recent hackathon to gather wifi nodes, and group them up by their access point (or if they weren't connected to one). The data dump was then transformed into json and fed into a neat little
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    by alfg 12y ago

    Same happened to one of my production nodes as well. I had to take a snapshot and migrate to another physical node as suggested by the support team. Had about 6 reboots without warning in the last 2 months. I love DO, but sometimes the rebo
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    by alfg 12y ago

    Nice, clean website. Are you fulfilling the products yourself, or using a vendor? What are you using for the cropping tool? Well done! Congrats on shipping!
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    by alfg 12y ago

    Yes, you just need to update your nameservers from your domain registrar to use Cloudflare's, instead of Digital Ocean. https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/sections/200038206-H...
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    by alfg 12y ago

    Storing/reading from S3 would be great. I'm also interested in the answer for this.
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    by alfg 12y ago

    http://guildbit.com/ - Free, temporary, 10-slot Mumble servers for the gaming community. I built this so gamers can easily deploy Mumble servers without having to subscribe to a service or install their own server. I'v
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    by alfg 12y ago

    I've also made something similar, a demo of CORS uploading directly to S3 in node/express. http://dropdot.alfg.co/ https://github.com/alfg/dropdot
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    by alfg 12y ago

    http://guildbit.com/ - Free, temporary, 10-slot Mumble servers for the gaming community I built this for fun while playing around with the Murmur API and thought about offering premium upgrades, in addition to the free tier
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    by alfg 13y ago

    This is great. Do you have any source code hosted anywhere? Or the software/hardware stack used?