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iliaznk
10y ago
It's just that a tool I'm using on the back-end doesn't work very well with the Frankfurt region because of signature version 4. But I'm sure this problem is solvable, I just didn’t put much effort into it yet.
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10y ago
Hello, HN! I built a web-interface app for Amazon S3 buckets (not for all of them, unfortunately, buckets in Frankfurt or buckets with dots in their name will not work for now) that will turn your bucket into a file sharing and note-taking
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Show HN: S3io.com – File sharing and note-taking tool based on Amazon S3 buckets
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11y ago
That's what we call it in Russian - Чехия
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11y ago
He honestly mentions the million dollar home page in the FAQ.
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11y ago
Oh, I see, Redux also requires Immutable.js to work, correct?
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11y ago
Why would they dissuade? Is subscribing considered as anti-pattern?
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11y ago
Has anybody tried both Redux and Baobab? If so, do you think Redux is better and why? I'm using Baobab in a couple of projects and really liking it, but Redux from the tutorial I read seems to a bit too general to me. In Baobab you can
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11y ago
Ok, good thing. Good luck to you!
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11y ago
With Mailgun you can and almost for free (10,000 messages per month).
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iliaznk
11y ago
I mean, with Mailgun you can have inbound email addresses on your domain forwarded to a Gmail inbox, for example, and Gmail also allows you to send email on behalf of those imported email addresses.
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11y ago
Seems that Mailgun + Gmail would give you the same and cheaper. Am I missing something?
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11y ago
Add please, iliaznk at gmail.com
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11y ago
Exactly why I'm not taking any efforts to use Babel. I got no problems with .bind(this) and webpack. I don't need another task running just for some syntactic sugar.
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11y ago
Good news! Thanks!
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11y ago
I wish there was RSS feed.
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11y ago
http://www.eugenesivokon.com/why-uikit-is-better-than-twitte...
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11y ago
And also – easily tweakable.
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11y ago
It's small, without over-complicated class names and has all kinds of add-ons like dropdown etc. available as modules.
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11y ago
I think YOOTheme's UIKit is a great modular framework that not many people know about.
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11y ago
same here
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11y ago
Cool site, this is what I see http://cl.ly/image/0v1A2z3H3S0i
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11y ago
Of course! Reading it from the diggreader.
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11y ago
Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder by Nassim Nicholas Taleb
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11y ago
Baobab is great! I think it's much cleaner that the hyped Redux.
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11y ago
Not convinced. Slack users are not the only ones who use Dropbox.
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11y ago
Put my 5 euros.
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11y ago
I guess just putting files into dropbox is still easier for some people than messing with servers and hosts.
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11y ago
I used to work as a translator and found a little-known CAT-tool which is quite cheap but very comfortable to work with. It's called MetaTexis and unfortunately it works on Windows only as an addition to MS Word. So, if you're a t
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11y ago
"The man who sleeps" – one of the best art-house movies I've seen http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0192718/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
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