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Can you share more about the "sustainable packaging"?

The comic version of this is pretty great, too: https://twitter.com/sketchshark/status/941096945308770304

This is something I've considered doing for years after dealing with the likes of Clickbank, etc. I'd love to pick your brain for your requirements. How can I get in touch?

Fun fact: The population of the world grew ~5x in her lifetime, from ~1.6B to ~7.5B.

This is awesome! Would love it if I could punch in my address/zip and get an idea of what to plant (I don't know what my climate qualifies as).

Compared to React, what isn't available in Preact?

Wait until you run out of disk while running PostgreSQL with dokku. That's an adventure I don't want to have to repeat.

Last I checked, this doesn't actually work with the way *.github.io is set up.

While that's true, I think the discussion in that issue has gone more towards HTTPS support for custom domains.

Great tip, but unfortunately that doesn't work for private repos.

Maybe a more apt title would be "Things I would fix if I worked at GitHub". :)

We've been seeing a huge number of messages sent through Google Groups via our Google Apps domain flagged as spam. I'm not sure what has triggered it lately, but it's almost impossible for us to communicate through our Google Groups email addresses anymore.

Currently working on a SaaS to help online furniture retailers (and eventually any retailer) increase customer engagement, conversions, and lower returns.

On the weekends, I'm working on a super easy photo-prints-on-demand service: https://keepsakemail.com/

Connect to Instagram - pick photos - enter payment and shipping details. One flat rate shipped anywhere. Reply to your email receipt and mention this HN comment and I'll refund half of your payment as a discount :)

Awesome. I nearly built something similar a while back. Glad someone's finally doing it!

Thanks! Happy to refund your purchase under $10 if you'd like to try it.

Many of my friends and family use Instagram and I wanted to surprise them with photo-quality prints of their Instagram photos. I couldn't find a super simple solution that would let me do this, so I built one over a weekend or two.

Thanks for clarifying!

Side note: Under the hood, PhantomJS uses wkhtmltopdf. You can probably save yourself some overhead using the wkhtmltopdf binary directly.

How do taxes work in that case?

In Chrome, you can view and manage cookies here: chrome://settings/cookies

Looks great!

Search could still be vastly improved by adding some sort of "activity" rating that factors in last update with number of recent downloads and sort search results by most active. That way we can make use of well-supported and/or actively maintained modules rather than dead ones.

Curious to hear more about this.

I felt the same, and then I found Vue: http://vuejs.org/

I built a little prototype for a 24-hour Meteor Hackathon:

https://callmemaybe.meteor.com/

Unfortunately, the Connect API was a bit confusing to implement, so you actually have to paste in your API key.

My goal is to rewrite it soon with basic features like call forwarding, blocking, etc.

Bukkit was a modding API built on top of Minecraft, using CraftBukkit as a bridge between the Minecraft server JAR and the Bukkit API.

Name conflict? http://vuejs.org/

redirect.name is never part of the actual redirect. It's only the documentation site. It's always your domain that is serving the HTTP redirect.

ALIAS/ANAME records are non-standard. They are like CNAME records in that they accept a hostname value, but they ultimately resolve as an A record.

See: http://support.dnsimple.com/articles/differences-between-a-c... http://www.dnsmadeeasy.com/services/aname-records/

My company is currently offering "web forwarding" to our customers for free, but this service outsourced to the same third-party that provides our DNS hosting. While the DNS service is rock solid, the redirection service has had many shortcomings including delays in updating redirects, caching issues, etc.

This was one of a few ideas we had for bringing this in-house. I've seen other DNS-configured redirection services, but nothing with the flexibility we'd need to offer our customers to match what they're currently getting. I thought I'd do a quick mock-up of the idea and put it out there to get some feedback.

It shouldn't. Nor should it affect SPF records and the like.