tigerstripe

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by tigerstripe 5y ago
This free and open source CMS has been an interesting challenge to build - it brings together in-page editing and static sites. Thanks for taking a look and please let me know what you think.
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Show HN: Free static CMS with in-page editing(jsharmonycms.com)
3 points by tigerstripe 5y ago|1 comments
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by tigerstripe 6y ago
I searched online - seems that when SAP bought Sybase, net revenues of Sybase were around $1b - this was only one product in their portfolio. Is it true that the product was making $1b / year?
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by tigerstripe 6y ago
Adobe killed off it's non-cloud version of Acrobat, by breaking a remote server endpoint that is checked on startup. It makes you wonder how much control you have over your PC.
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Adobe (Inadvertently?) Timebombed Acrobat Xi (Fix by Blocking Acroipm.adobe.com)(community.adobe.com)
3 points by tigerstripe 6y ago|1 comments
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by tigerstripe 6y ago
Sounds like CSV in this case stood for Colon Separate Data
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by tigerstripe 6y ago
Cool - I should give the micro instances another shot - I wonder how big of a Postgres database they will be able to handle.
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by tigerstripe 6y ago
What kind of setup did you have for 5 servers at $50/mo on AWS? Interested to know - our EC2 instances that are about 1/4 as powerful as a laptop cost $60+/mo
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by tigerstripe 6y ago
Sometimes you need to wade through the firing range as part of your job: https://nypost.com/video/reckless-police-instructor-slammed-...
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by tigerstripe 6y ago
I wonder how advances in online teaching will affect homeschooling. One thing I'm not sure about is the perspective that public education prevents child abuse. There are probably other more cost-effective ways to do that than with the
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by tigerstripe 7y ago
It would certainly change the face of the modern web. In the early 2000's, many blogs and news sites did not have comment sections. Maybe a service like a third-party Disqus would come out that would split the user-generated content f
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by tigerstripe 7y ago
Allow lawsuits against content providers, to be liable for what their users post. Hear me out: There's another article here about how the EARN IT would attack Big Tech and reduce user freedom by limiting Section 230. Maybe Section 230