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How Selligy won Founder Showcase(blog.selligy.com)
1 points by sxates 14y ago|0 comments
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Apple: Help the best app developers not get "acquihired"(blog.selligy.com)
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by sxates 15y ago
There's even a level editor - really impressive! http://www.schillmania.com/survivor/editor.html
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Commodore 64 game "Survivor" remade with HTML5/CSS/JS(schillmania.com)
4 points by sxates 15y ago|1 comments
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5 Companies Ripe For a Takedown in 2012(sxates.com)
2 points by sxates 15y ago|0 comments
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Why Android's Marketshare Doesn't Matter(sxates.com)
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by sxates 15y ago
Nobody likes FTP - we're doing our best to make it a positive experience though :)
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by sxates 15y ago
How do you do this when you don't own or manage the server (ie, a client's server, or IT managed)?
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by sxates 15y ago
Every 1FTP user has a unique 1FTP account. So to share access, you would simply choose one of the connections you own, click 'share' and input an email address, and then that user would get an email letting them know they have access (if th
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by sxates 15y ago
Those things are great for tech-savvy developers, but the majority of folks still use FTP - it's the defacto method for connecting to a webserver, and is what every web host emails to their customers. 1FTP will be a heck of a lot easier to
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by sxates 15y ago
Not at all. 1FTP connects to FTP servers, that's it. There's no storing of any files on our servers, it's just a pass through to provide end-user security (no sniffing passwords over wifi) and user access. 1FTP sits between the user and the
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by sxates 15y ago
Believe me, I'd love to replace it :)
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by sxates 15y ago
A native app is in the roadmap. What 1FTP does that no other FTP apps do is allow you to share access with others without giving them direct access to the server. It's great for temporary contractors, or even employees who may quit at some
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by sxates 15y ago
Absolutely. 1ftp actually uses HTTPS on the client end to secure the connection, over port 80. There is no direct FTP connection for users, only on the backend to the server. The service acts as a gateway, though its transparent to the user
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Startup Profile: 1FTP - Making FTP Not Suck.(launchdfw.com)
17 points by sxates 15y ago|36 comments
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Love WHY you work.(thousandsofdays.com)
4 points by sxates 16y ago|0 comments
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Designers vs. Developers in Startups – You Need Both(sxates.com)
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Crime & Punishment on the Internet: Should we forgive a thief?(sxates.com)
4 points by sxates 17y ago|1 comments
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by sxates 17y ago
EDIT to your edit: Key word here is "originally". As in, originally when this started (months ago) there was no plan to make it public. I published it because I thought it was a funny read, you think it's mean and douchey, I get it. You don
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by sxates 17y ago
A clarification on the purpose of all this – this was done by the community for fun, little else. It’s a private community, so this was not originally meant to be made public. So there’s no motive to illustrate design value to clients or an