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by npiit 6y ago
That's unexpected but cool!
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by npiit 6y ago
People, especially non-technical people, still don't ask themselves, how can a company be profitable from a browser? Especially if the browser itself is 100% made by another company but the license permits to be used and rebranded by o
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by npiit 6y ago
I don't think that "marketing" is the right word for a FOSS project that is not affiliated with any for-profit entity and has no business strategy. Rust is truly loved by many who had the chance to work with it and that'
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by npiit 6y ago
I don't think practicing interviewing should be encouraged even though I know this has been done for years and years. If you want to end up working on something you actually love in a place you like, you should just learn what is inter
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by npiit 6y ago
Congratulations on the launch. I am not really sure the world needs another website builder but your pricing looks attractive for small businesses outside the west.
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by npiit 6y ago
Dunno why the adversity in the comments. Great job, OP. I think there is a real need for something like this as the GitHub stars show, I considered using Kubernetes itself as a distributed infrastructure but it may be a bit heavy for many u
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by npiit 6y ago
I have some config (afaik found it on ghacks sometime ago) in Firefox that breaks the entire website if it has any HTTP url in it. I rarely see broken websites.
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by npiit 6y ago
Firefox can do this with some config currenty.
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by npiit 6y ago
All those people who downvoted me don't understand neither HTTPS nor how this addon works. The addon is only at value when you request an HTTP url for a website that doesn't automatically redirect you to the HTTPS url. It's a
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by npiit 6y ago
HTTPS is already almost everywhere. This addon is pretty much unneeded in 2020 not to mention it did very little anyway.
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by npiit 6y ago
While I truly understand the point the author makes, I cannot accept that all founders are the wanna get rich type who think that raising money equals a successful company. I think he's biased by the history of the easy money era of th