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by tagx 14y ago
I haven't tried it, but feel free to use it if it works. It's open source.
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by tagx 14y ago
Sign up for the google group I created here https://groups.google.com/group/cloud-vi and I'll let you know when I add evernote support
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by tagx 14y ago
Feel free to join this google group https://groups.google.com/group/cloud-vi
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by tagx 14y ago
Not at the moment. It supports most of the standard unix vi commands but not the enhanced vim ones as of yet.
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by tagx 14y ago
There already is Github support
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by tagx 14y ago
Cloud vi was my side project last week. FYI: I didn't build the editor. I took it from http://gpl.internetconnection.net/vi/ but modified it a bit and integrated it with https://www.filepicker.io to make it much more useful.
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Show HN: vi in your browser - edit files directly from Dropbox, etc(mit.edu)
206 points by tagx 14y ago|77 comments
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by tagx 14y ago
X forwarding is just too slow I don't want to wait >300ms or so for my input to generate a response. HTML + JS serves the same purpose as X forwarding with your application hosted on a remote box displaying in your local browser with t
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by tagx 14y ago
What is your reasoning? I personally think it's silly that we still carry around all our files on a disk drive in our hands. If we lose that, we lose everything. If I don't have my laptop with me, I can't do my work.
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by tagx 14y ago
I do most of my work in the terminal and the browser. If I could somehow use a remote terminal with the convenience of being able to open files with image viewers/etc on my local machine, I have no need for a local disk.
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by tagx 14y ago
Heroku has now acknowledged issues https://status.heroku.com/
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by tagx 14y ago
Sorry for the downtime on the main site but our Heroku/Amazon ssl load balancer died. I temporarily reverted to Heroku's piggyback ssl so the site will work but with an invalid security certificate. We are trying to resolve the issue with
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by tagx 14y ago
Yeah, for some reason our load balancer isn't establishing ssl connections. We're looking into the issue.
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4 Insights from a Hacker News Launch(filepicker.tumblr.com)
55 points by tagx 14y ago|24 comments
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by tagx 14y ago
We currently do that with http://filepicker.io/ across multiple cloud providers (only Dropbox and Facebook for now though) We currently only support opening and saving back files but we plan to add save-as support in the next few days
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by tagx 14y ago
We now work on IE8+ as well as mobile safari and android
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by tagx 14y ago
Once we get filepicker.io working on mobile browsers, sites using filepicker.io would allow users files directly from Dropbox, Facebook, etc without the iPhone directly supporting it. And yes, we are working on IE support.
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by tagx 14y ago
We fixed it now. Try getting an api key again :)
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by tagx 14y ago
Sorry about the error. We hit our outgoing email quota due to the unexpected response from all of you guys. We're working on getting that fixed. User file uploads currently get uploaded to S3 for a short amount of time until your applicat
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by tagx 14y ago
We're currently looking for one
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by tagx 14y ago
Interesting, what uses were you thinking of?
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by tagx 14y ago
Thanks and fixed!
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Show HN: Filepicker.io - dead simple file uploads(filepicker.io)
193 points by tagx 14y ago|105 comments
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by tagx 15y ago
Code seems to cover similar material to MIT's 6.004: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-comput...
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by tagx 15y ago
It will be interesting to see how this plays out when Ubuntu 11.04 which uses 2.6.38 is released.
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Linux Power Usage Regression in 2.6.38+(phoronix.com)
65 points by tagx 15y ago|16 comments