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mimixco
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The paid version is well worth the extra cost, IMHO. You get tons of cool icon variations and a lot of other neat features like layers and colors that aren't properly documented until you pay up and download a kit. For the price of one
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mimixco
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I developed these training videos for our hosted wiki product called Miki[0] but they're also great for anyone using Wiki.js (on which we're based) or other common wiki platforms. I take you through how wikis are different from ot
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Writing Great Documentation with a Wiki [video]
(miki.mimix.io)
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We just launched a hosted wiki service called Miki that can be customized in this way. You can control page content by setting up custom groups and permissions and you can integrate with other APIs to do things like get user settings from a
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6y ago
Founder here. We launched our hosting service for wikis this month and have a desktop version coming soon. Appreciate any feedback or questions. Thanks!
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Miki. WPEngine for Hosted Wikis
(miki.mimix.io)
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I just saw him in The Fog and in Creepshow again recently. He was a talented guy.
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This is a clickbaity and obviously untrue title. Even a single step in this process requires more than "just a few minutes." No reasonable person would suggest that you should undertake building your own cryptocurreny (or doing a
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I just discovered their "fried noodles" product at Cost Plus lately and these guys are right, they're the best ramen ever invented. What they don't tell you in the article is that there are 5 different seasoning and oil
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I can't think of software licensing going in a worse direction. This is exactly the opposite of what makes permissive licenses successful, the ability to do what you want without answering to the original author. An "ethical"
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Ethical source movement attempts new kind of software license
(news.slashdot.org)
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Dialog coach demonstrates and discusses 15 regional US accents
(digg.com)
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After two decades in the proprietary software business, I chose a FOSS model for our current product. To succeed at scale with this model, you have to give up the idea of selling units and hope that people start using your free units as
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Thank you! The product was built 100% from dogfooding! :-)
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We sell a hosted one[0] called Miki with all those features. http://miki.mimix.io
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Compilers are just as vulnerable to defects as any other software. When I worked on VS COBOL II at IBM we had a several levels of people devoted to answering customer bug reports and fixing compiler code. I think the difference is is that c
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Most likely you'll be charged by your hosting provider for instances that exist even if they aren't running, which how they would preserve your content and setup in between. That would make it uneconomical to charge your customer
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Typing in voucher codes to watch a movie sounds terrible.
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Big changes in architecture are often catastrophic and result in far more debugging costs than just fixing the current product piecemeal. I know that sounds terrible and unfun, but read Fowler on the concepts of refactoring and you'll
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The abandoned Atlantic City streets of Monopoly (2017)
(atlasobscura.com)
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The navigation comes out better if you make it manually. I've put some training videos on the site about how to get the most out of it.
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Yes, it's built on Wiki.js and great controls for public or private pages, groups, editors, etc. Looking forward to your thoughts!
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The advantage of a wiki is the ease of finding information. Blogs don't have navigation down the side that leads people to topics and they dont have section pages with links.
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Sure it's just HTML/JS. Anything that runs on the web could be added to it.
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I run a hosted wiki service[0]. You could certainly try it out for a couple weeks and see if you get any traction. [0] http://miki.mimix.io
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This could be the beginning of the end for anonymous social media. I can see lawmakers suggesting we move to a KYC model like fintech or like China has where a real ID must be associated with each social account. It would certainly help cur
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This is appalling on so many levels. It wasn't a protest. It was a poorly planned and executed attack on our country by people who claim to love it. This video shows clearly that they not only don't love America, they don't u
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First person video of Capitol siege (35 mins)
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Roku buys Quibi content for less than $100M
(deadline.com)
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Another kanban tool to consider is Codecks[0], which I learned about here on HN. We liked it so much we moved from Trello. It's marketed for game devs (which I think is a mistake!) but it's a powerful tool for any kind of small te
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