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by ship_it 9y ago
Wow, what an asshole designer. No price at the first sight, until you select all steps and see that it's pay to use service.
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by ship_it 9y ago
Where do you draw a line between a "remote file manager" and "software whose purpose is to access data without authorization"?
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by ship_it 9y ago
You can run GHP over HTTPS through services like e.g. Cloudflare.
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by ship_it 9y ago
> So you can either spend the time dealing with server load, updates, maintenance, etc on a project everyone already knows how to develop and proves absolutely nothing about your skills or knowledge Wait, what? The man just give you an o
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Automated and Productive environment(duraki.github.io)
2 points by ship_it 9y ago|0 comments
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by ship_it 9y ago
What exactly does it offer agains for e.g. free solution? There is several solutions, one of them by me - https://devist.io . I can't figure why would one pay to have a changelog.
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by ship_it 9y ago
True, thanks for the link. Shame that author uses Wordpress. I'd advice him to use a static page generator for the future.
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by ship_it 9y ago
I don't get this. Is this the list of countries with fastest internet connections? In that case, your website data is wrong. Afaik, various sources from early 2017 says that South Korea currently have the fastest network connection ava
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by ship_it 9y ago
> You can't do "or pay $600/year to take the web site down". Okay, IANAL, but that probably is not true. Well, at least not in that way. They could for example, sell the .feedback domain to company owners, in regards
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by ship_it 9y ago
That is called a stereotype judgment.
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by ship_it 9y ago
Tbh, I've used ST3 for years and never seen pay-to-use theme, especially not the one that looks 90% like free-to-use Monokai. What are the advantages?
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by ship_it 9y ago
That makes me think if all these stuff happens because of developers/requirements, or because of Apple/XCode build routine.
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by ship_it 9y ago
Hey there! I'm author of `blanko`. Blanko is a Chrome extension for minimal New Tab pages. - Set as many words as you want. - Switch between dark and white theme. - With every `New Tab` you will get a random word from your list. Pros:
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Show HN: Blanko – Minimal New Tab(chrome.google.com)
3 points by ship_it 9y ago|2 comments
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by ship_it 9y ago
You sir, a gentleman. 15 seconds instead of God knows how much.
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by ship_it 9y ago
Howdy everyone. I'm author of devist. It's an open-source, Ruby/Gem, release notes generator. How it works? Simply, if you are developer, having a typical `changelog.md` inside your project repository, and if you follow the f
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Show HN: Devist – Release notes generator(devist.io)
3 points by ship_it 9y ago|1 comments