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About colevscode
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Comment #42618407
@Oia20 Great stuff! Very complete docs, and I dig the docker based self hosting with SMTP integration.
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Comment #21474264
Stripe is PCI compliant, and Formspree uses your stripe account to complete the charge. No card data is stored in Formspree.
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Comment #12227568
Hi, I work on the Squarespace dev platform. It's true that certain blocks still use YUI, but this is system functionality that's not part of our public API. In new templates, a Squ…
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Comment #12226856
Hi, I worked on this at Squarespace. > Why would a developer want to see a cached version of a page? Squarespace is a CMS. There's an online content editor where users can add text…
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Comment #11809425
Cool tech, fun toy! I hope it is successful. I think Joel should focus on it's toy-like nature, and potential as a learning tool, rather than trying to build this into a production…
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Comment #11777705
Who is asking "Is that company dead yet? It should've never been created in the first place." If you want to check a company's status, just go to the website. This seems like a cyn…
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Comment #8866129
Hi, I'm one of the creators of Brace Forms. I am really happy with the way formspree is working on assembly. Want to send feedback? There's a form at the bottom of formspree.io and…
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Comment #7966658
No sorting or pagination yet. Thanks for the feature request!
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Comment #7966435
What questions?
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Comment #7739636
Instead of "redirect the root domain to the www subdomain using a DNS CNAME record" it should say "... using domain forwarding". Most DNS hosts offer some mechanism for forwarding …
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Comment #7739560
Cole with Brace here ( http://brace.io ). We recommend redirecting the apex domain to a "www" subdomain. Note that even using apex CNAME records (Alias records) are still a new ide…
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Comment #7739304
Brilliant work guys. Choice of initial features seems right on for a developer focused hosting service. At first I was a bit confused by the SSL offering for custom domains, until …
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Comment #7525182
After receiving several emails protesting the removal of the article, I reposted it after editing out the parts that attempted to draw conclusions. There's also a disclaimer at the…
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Comment #7525162
I pulled all the language that attempted to draw conclusions. I had removed the entire article but I received several emails from people who weren't interested in my results, just …
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Comment #7525141
OP: I'm not from uBiome. I'm a uBiome customer. I've had little interaction with the uBiome staff to date.
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Comment #7524238
OP: Sorry all. I had hoped to raise awareness and encourage discussion, but I think there's a bigger danger that the way I presented this "experiment" will do more harm than good f…
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Comment #7523924
OP: Thanks, removed the word "significant". I can't make any claims about the results yet. The donor sample is coming in soon so I will be able to make that comparison.
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Comment #7523735
OP: I agree completely, unscreened "random" FMT would be a very bad idea. The donor in this case was definitely not random.
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Comment #7523636
OP here: It's true I'm not a doctor or scientist. This isn't a rigorously designed experiment. Yes, I am hoping that the results are positive, but I don't have unrealistic expectat…
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Comment #7523522
I agree, and I don't intend to encourage people to be casual about the risks involved. But I'm also concerned about the possibility that this incredible tool will become inaccessib…
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Comment #7488201
Brace.io dev here. We're working on Brace Teams which provides collaboration features (and currently requires full dropbox access). We would be happy to let you try it out. I'll se…
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Comment #7430657
We totally agree, and use pip and virtual envs for everything. However we chose python, and easy_install because it's pre-installed all macbooks going back to snow leopard. (specif…