All my small sites are hosted on S3. It's perfect for them! They are all built on Jekyll but I'll check Middleman out
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Just bought it thanks to recommendations on here. Looks like a great app. Thanks!
Codebase support would be great! Being able to update DNS by a simple git change would be awesome.
Desktoply - a Desktop & Homescreen sharing site - http://desktop.ly Email me at dean[at]voupe.co.uk if interested
I agree. Also one of the guys who started the site runs SSLmatic - http://www.sslmatic.com/
That would depend on the server you have installed on localhost
That sounds good. I'd be interested in seeing the open source version
Yet another "host a website on Dropbox" service...
Looks like a neat little app. Purchased :)
Just because it was sent by email, doesn't mean they aren't encrypting passwords. When the password is sent to their servers it's unencrypted anyway so can be read and sent in an email. I do disagree with passwords being sent by email though
This has already been on the front page when they launched the new team page a few months ago
For number 3, no they aren't for forked repos. See mine - https://github.com/deanperry - my popular repos aren't ones I've forked. I have quite a few forked repos which have been starred loads of times.
Wow this is great GitHub. One of my fave features so far. It was always a pain to see my most popular repositories and to view the repos that I have contributed to!
Surely it doesn't matter though because no one will be able to access anything using those keys without the private keys anyway...
Well the SSL certificate isn't valid so that's not a good start! I also use PointHQ.com and have been for about 2 and a half years now. Brilliant service. Built by the guys at aTech Media who make Codebase - http://codebasehq.com and a few more useful apps =]
That never happened anyway. Going to apple.co.uk, however, redirects to apple.com/uk
And... the site is down!
It says at the top that you need to allow VLC play to play the video...
But Yahoo Mail has the worst SPAM filter with Microsoft just after. They both never stop SPAM at all. Gmail has the best SPAM filter!
If you did this, I am moving my apps' avatars to you. This would be a very cool feature! :)
Just signed up and it redirected me to getchute.com which threw me a bit...
Wait, do people still bother with PageRank these days?
I am currently working on one at the moment. Follow the account on Twitter - https://twitter.com/statusify
And/or follow me https://twitter.com/DeanPerry
But also you could use Cloudflare to make your site faster in these regions :)
Internal Server Error when submitting my email :(
Looks like a great service. But where do images get uploaded to? I currently run a site called Desktop.ly where users can upload a picture of their desktop. When uploaded Imagemagick is used to convert the image into different versions using the Carrierwave gem (Desktop.ly is built using the brilliant Ruby on Rails!).
How does Filepicker.io work like this, where are images stores, can this be a custom Amazon S3 or Rackspace Cloud Files storage? Can images be resized? Does/will it work with RoR to offer a seamless integration?
Plus, what happens with downtime? Of course this will be a big thing with many web services.
Hope you're able to answer my questions. Also, check out Desktop.ly ;)
Maybe offer people a choice between GoDaddy and/or Namecheap. If you offered Namecheap I would buy domains through your site all the time :)
haha brilliant!
How has he hacked Github? He's a contributor on rails/rails see here and search for homakov - https://github.com/rails/rails/contributors
NameCheap are a UK company as well. They have 24/7 support :)
But how do we download it? The link on that thread is dead... :(
Windows is shit at copying data anyway! Windows Vista and 7 miss folders... It's such a pain when copying customers documents and you find out it's copied 2GB instead of about 25GB because it's missed the MAIN folders out. FFS Microsoft, sort it out! It's a VERY BASIC function for an operating system...!