sondr3

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   by sondr3 12y ago

   Seconded for knowing a little more about the tech behind this.
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   by sondr3 12y ago

   This is incredibly neat, I love it. I haven't used it extensively, but would there be any way to easily export things so you can import it to say AnyList for shopping? I normally would just use Paprika for this, however the recipes her
3. 153.▲
   by sondr3 12y ago

   Not entirely true about no mobile app, there is always https://github.com/MobileOrg/mobileorg but it hasn't been updated since Febuary and there doesn't seem to be anyone actively involved with the project an
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   by sondr3 12y ago

   I personally use http://marked2app.com/ for any kind of live preview of websites, or just use the built-in --watch function of Jekyll to automatically generate the site whenever I save a change.
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   by sondr3 12y ago

   Maybe split it up into packages? You have a set of core features but can buy support for more advanced features for either Nginx/Apache or both. That would be my first hunch however I think it goes against what you've been doing w
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   by sondr3 12y ago

   Any news regarding hosting this yourself? I remember this being asked a few times, but I'm curious if your stance has changed since.
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   by sondr3 12y ago

   I get the same three top answers, the only difference being in what place they are. On Google it was Github/Twitter/LinkedIn while on DDG it was Twitter/LinkedIn/Github. No problems here.
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   by sondr3 13y ago

   What kind of app are you running that requires you to do something like this for clean URLs?
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   by sondr3 13y ago

   Maybe something like Prose.io (Jekyll based). It gives you a very rudimentary interface to edit your posts for a static site.
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    by sondr3 13y ago

    I'm at a bit of a crossroad, and I'm not entirely sure whether it's worth it; I've converted to Firefox from Chrome, moved to Piwik from Google Analytics, moved from Google Reader to Fever and so on. But it's just t
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    by sondr3 13y ago

    How does it work compared to S3/CloudFront? I've been using Jekyll and a VPS but wouldn't mind testing out something like this or S3 for it.