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by koops 17y ago
OpenOffice.org. It outputs nice, standard XML and keeps tabs on the bewildering variety of things that ".doc" can mean.
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by koops 17y ago
The part that looks like Word is TinyMCE. It's a great package, the best of the many editors we tried (including homegrown, twice.)
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by koops 17y ago
That's very helpful, thank you. This is what I love about HN: a few minutes after posting, someone has clearly used the app more and thought about it more carefully than some of the tech bloggers who actually covered us.
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by koops 17y ago
There's a problem when your software doesn't fit into an existing category. You have to simultaneously explain what it is and why it's good. Revizr reminds some people of Track Changes in Word, and other people of wikis. It's neither, bu
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Review my startup: Revizr. You haven't seen this before.(revizr.com)
131 points by koops 17y ago|64 comments
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Bing sees things differently(farm4.static.flickr.com)
4 points by koops 17y ago|1 comments
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Stop my app (running on Passenger)(blog.nodeta.fi)
1 points by koops 18y ago|0 comments
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by koops 18y ago
Because if you have more than one machine running your app, you've got to reinstall the crontab everywhere. This keeps it DRY.
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by koops 18y ago
Right--whatever your session cleanup strategy is, it's got to be run from cron. It's great that the author includes a cap task in the documentation, though the role should usually be db, not app.
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Rails deployment missing piece, filled in(github.com)
41 points by koops 18y ago|27 comments