Now all that's missing is comments - how about this?
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I wrote them an Android client and got a t-shirt as well!
For a quick overview I use http://redditmag.saibotd.com/r/pics
Well, maybe I should put "video game" somewhere in the text.
Edit: Also, chess maybe?
Yep, I need to work on the matching, but for this I need more sample data
Oops, thanks! Should be fixed now
Great idea! Any ideas of how such a categorization could look like?
Did you check the validity of your JSON?
It is open source (be aware that the [sourcecode](https://bitbucket.org/saibotd/hackerhub/src) is not pretty)
> add some basic federation
How? Any ideas?
Well, it is a bit different to pastebin as with hackerhub you need to host the content by yourself.
That said I am sure there are plenty of ways to abuse the service ;)
This man is correct
That is really a dumb problem - I am sorry for this. I'll try out some other fonts by tomorrow
I've had something like this for years as my personal cms. Lately I've seen a lot of valuable content hosted on closed platforms like g+ or even facebook and it makes me kinda sad - the people are willingly gifting their content away. If these companies decide you are no longer valuable to them (real name debate, anyone?) you may loose all of your stuff.
If hackerhub goes offline tomorrow, every user will still have their content.
Like posterous does it? Yeah, that'll be cool - I'll look into it. Next version will also include an option for overriding the CSS.
> Are IDs first come, first serve?
exactly
Link is fixed now
I completely forgot the repo! I'll push any minute now. If the id in your profile is taken you'll get an error message.
Hope it's OK to post this here, but the "Sleep as a Droid" App, which does what you describe and so much more, really changed my life for the better.
Am I missing something, or is this really just a simple css file that's not really got anything to do with markdown itself?
Because the title makes it sound like it is a CSS file that is somehow able to render markdown directly.
searchco.de is rather cool! maybe if you would use a sans-serif or even monospaced font, it'll be even cooler. Also the example on the frontpage (something about SQL) leaved me helpless.
Mostly I post it on reddit.com - this is kinda hit or miss. Either the first 5 people have a good day and upvote/leave a nice comment, or they'll ignore it for eternity. As I am scared of re-posting on reddit, that's it ...
With http://gamesuggest.net/ I actually tried some SEO (on-site, no tricks) - that failed miserably.
I saw your project on reddit - really nicely done. But I can't think of a way to monetize it either.
Maybe make a landing page with some ads?
All of them:
https://market.android.com/developer?pub=saibotd
http://saibotd.com/advancedgifplayer.html
I am actually not in it for the money, but some of these projects have zero (0) active users and that's kinda sad for me.
PHP is what I've started with and after many projects in Python and Java I still come back to it whenever I need to get stuff done. I mean look at the array functions (http://www.php.net/manual/en/book.array.php)! Some consider this bad design, but I love this about PHP.
Google is fighting on all fronts right now. Google+, Android, Google Music and Chromebooks to name a few. Of course they are making a lot of enemies.
I would give my left leg to see where Google, Apple, MS, etc. stand in 5-10 years ...