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mjolk
·vor 10 Jahren·discuss
I'm building a startup and I wish I could accomplish everything I need in 70 hours a week -- it would give me so much more time to work on the other parts of the startup that I currently don't have time to build out.
mjolk
·vor 12 Jahren·discuss
If they would rather refuse free hosting and will "not allow the conversation to that way" then it means they want to keep support for some physical hardware that's hard to find in existing datacenters.

This is like saying "I don't care if my arcade goes out of business, I'm going to keep the power hungry cabinets alive even though they only get used once every 3 years."
mjolk
·vor 12 Jahren·discuss
>There's no point in saying "Drop them!" because the devs working on them probably could care less what the rest of us think.

If it's worse for the rest of the ecosystem, there's a point.
mjolk
·vor 13 Jahren·discuss
My suggestion for SimpleHTTPServer was in response to the blog post.

>Dropbox has some pretty serious limitations for transferring files; you're limited on file size, you have to upload to their servers, you're subject to their definition of objectionable content, and sharing a particular file too much (for their definition of too much) will cause them to take down the file.

Link to this being a real problem for someone?
mjolk
·vor 13 Jahren·discuss
ipv6 will still have this issue, because _no fucking way_ will i put a directly-accessible-from-anywhere computer on a network.

the "how do i serve a directory" problem is _so_ solved:

`python -m SimpleHTTPServer`

or:

dropbox (it's not hard to install, as much as xkcd whinges about it) google drive email

This is a solved problem.