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damn! now what I'm I supposed to do now with all of my cooking recipes? Seriously, I think I will go back to the old school word document for storing stuff, you can't trust services like this to last. Does anyone have a recommendation of a paid alternative that won't close?
The point is the domain name, gals and guys.
The point is the domain name, gals and guys.
can you elaborate? what is in there with this domain name for salesforce?
It seemed this thing was headed for acquisition from the start.
I'm done using these sorts of services. If it doesn't run within my Emacs / Vim / Unix workflow then I won't bother, or I will build it myself.
If SalesForce has some "forces" in it, they shall simply let a small team of 1 or 2 people to just maintain it.
Or at least, opensource it.
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How about that it's already built?
They're shutting it down, and AFAIK storage of information parsed from web pages isn't particularly proprietary.
I really love using clipboard. If SalesForce has some "forces" in it, they shall simply let a small team of 1 or 2 people to just maintain it. Or at least, opensource it.
http://techcrunch.com/2012/06/25/salesforce-acquires-techsta...
damn! now what I'm I supposed to do now with all of my cooking recipes? Seriously, I think I will go back to the old school word document for storing stuff, you can't trust services like this to last. Does anyone have a recommendation of a paid alternative that won't close?
I consulted for Clipboard very early on. Gary Flake is a really smart, talented and drive engineer. I'm glad he got a chance to see this through. Sorry it didn't gain the kind of traction I'm sure the team was looking for. I hope some of their tech can be worked into the salesforce stack and will continue to live.