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#code2015
(code2015.com)
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SlackArchive.io - Public chat archive for your Slack community
(slackarchive.io)
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Lucee.io – a light-weight dynamic scripting language on the JVM
(lucee.io)
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Lucee, a light-weight dynamic scripting language on the JVM
(lucee.org)
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12y ago
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Should I use Railo to build my startup?
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12y ago
This is actually pretty amazing, you deserve more upvotes, but that's none of my business :)
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Railo installer by Bitnami
(bitnami.com)
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12y ago
Why?
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Coldfusion Wins Bitnami Contest
(bitnami.com)
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12y ago
Nevermind, I put everything on one line and it fixed it. Thanks!
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12y ago
Perfect, I have the recursive part working, but I can't get the key pasted in the command prompt. Decryptolocker.exe --key "<key>" <Lockedfile> Everytime I paste the key in, the command prompt executes each line.
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12y ago
Has anyone here looked at the software? It requires you to manually run a command from the command prompt for every file. Decryptolocker.exe --key "<key>" <Lockedfile> If I have thousands of files, that will take forev
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Bootstrap Grid WYSIWYG
(neokoenig.github.io)
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Weird Al fears conspiracies in his new Lorde parody, “Foil”
(youtube.com)
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12y ago
Nice, reminds me of a Brian Regan sketch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ8BoYEgy1I&t=4m11s
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Copy Spotify Playlists
(chrome.google.com)
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Free media server built on Railo
(keystream.co)
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Show HN: Media server built on Railo
(keystream.co)
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13y ago
Wow that's awesome news! I had no idea :)
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13y ago
Too bad android chrome is not the same as the AOSP browser that is built in to android which is what the webview uses...
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13y ago
Agreed, actually did a little research and Baracuda's copy.com looks pretty cool, they even have a tool for sugarsync users to migrate their data, they offer 20gb free with 5gb free per referral, no limit. Found the link for sugarsync
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13y ago
Looks like they are following after google. Offer freemium until you have a following then axe it and squeeze em for cash. However google makes it hard to find an equivalent alternative. I don't think sugarsync has done that here.
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SugarSync ditches freemium
(reuters.com)
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13y ago
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Ghostdown - Markdown editor from Ghost
(github.com)
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13y ago
I've been using http://couchcoder.com to find remote work for a couple years now. It has a much better filter than this site. They use a complex algorithm to syndicate remote jobs from all over the web.
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Best indexeddb/websql js wrapper ever.
(github.com)
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13y ago
I actually just googled after my last comment and found your site. Very nice. Looks like more options are popping up since I last looked. Thank you sir.
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13y ago
Lol, yeah, we did that at first but our spending with amazon has leveled out. Its mostly random household items here and there now.
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Yeah, we've been using it for a year. We justified it by switching the $8/mo from netflix to amazon. The streaming isn't as robust but it gets the job done :)
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13y ago
Maybe they are just trying to push more people over to prime
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