I'd like to see custom css support, like a field to input it, so that I could have one link per line, all very compact.
Show HN: Currl – A free text-based social bookmarking website
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#14Is it open source and self-hostable? At this point I no longer trust these kinds of services since they always seem to be abandoned, suffer from enshittification, or just degrade. I need to know I can migrate easily once it happens.
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#15Is it open source and self-hostable? At this point I no longer trust these kinds of services since they always seem to be abandoned, suffer from enshittification, or just degrade. I need to know I can migrate easily once it happens.
pinboard.in has been around for quite awhile :)
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pinboard.in still rocking!
I thought pinboard.in is not longer maintained? "Ask HN: What Happened to Pinboard (Dec '22 edition)?" ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34062802 ) There's also a June, August, November edition.
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#18"Ooooh, currl, did you SEE this"
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#19Is it open source and self-hostable? At this point I no longer trust these kinds of services since they always seem to be abandoned, suffer from enshittification, or just degrade. I need to know I can migrate easily once it happens.
pinboard.in has been around for quite awhile :)
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
pinboard.in still rocking!
I thought pinboard.in is not longer maintained? "Ask HN: What Happened to Pinboard (Dec '22 edition)?" ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34062802 ) There's also a June, August, November edition.