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Thanks a lot! It's definitely an uphill battle :)

oh hi that's me!

hah ya i found it on are.na originally and thought it was a concept too

Thanks humdrum!

hey Sogen, I'm the creator of Kinopio and that really means a lot - thank you!

Ya there seemed to be some server downtime preventing you from loading the space, and because the app works offline you got that message

thanks for letting me know, I've changed the title of the post to "Making the Kinopio Source Code Available"

> The big benefit of open source for me is that it’s another way to share the work that goes into Kinopio.

I’m a big vue fan, it’s a great oss success story and feels good not to use any facebook tech

I’m looking forward to it too

You’re very welcome :)

haha thanks!

UPDATE: a fix was released to remove the extra delay and the video on the blogpost was updated to show the new fast-loading version

If you find the linked website as reader hostile as I did, here's a more readable archived version: https://archive.is/vFZet

it's an issue with the ios app only that i'll be investigating (the loading screen is mostly idling during that time). If you load the kinopio website in safari while offline (the …

perfect is the enemy of the good, and perfect can be iterated towards as demand scenarios increase

lately, I've been using zotify to download album mp3s from spotify and listen to them in doppler for mac/ios. It's been amazing to not have to use spotify to use spotify

The scenarios where people are simultaneously editing the same space online and offline are very rare. When both users are online, I use the UI to communicate who's editing what to…

that's def not ideal and not normal, loading up the page in incognito takes me less than a second. It does make a lot of requests for assets and to the API but those are mostly asy…

While there is undo, you're right, it's pretty rough right now. That might be a good way for me to dip my toes into indexedDB

my interpretation of this is that the existence/disclosure of a vulnerability is entirely distinct from a data breach event (the SEC is mainly concerned with the latter)

As much as I applaud any company leaving X, I can’t help suspecting that the ridiculous API costs may have been the biggest factor behind this.