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Here is also one based on the tectonic latex engine: https://github.com/nl5887/tectonic-wasm

Take a look at http://honeycast.io/#!/0f9465db-3c01-49ba-9d81-16b1fd68627c. We are working on a new version of our honeypot software. The feature you mention will be supported.

We are open for offers to both transfer.sh (file sharing with curl) and SlackArchive.io (archiving +700 teams, data will be of interest for machine learning and NLP startups.). Both are side projects that grew far too big. Mail me at remco@dutchcoders.io for more info.

Yes, true, but only if it breaks. This enforces common code quality issues, so it will run side-to-side with travis.

Error should be fixed, was an error due to redirect http to https.

Currently no plans for charging. If we'll change these plans, existing repositories will stay free. Send an email to support@linthub.io for the error, and we'll check it immediatly.

It seems comparable, though we are supporting different languages. Plans are to support a lot more languages, and support private repos also. (Actually they are already supported, but linthubot needs to have read only access to the repository). All feedback is welcome.

Thanks! Will check and handle this.

Thanks! We'll work on the frontpage, add some more screenshots and info to the homepage.

Yes, this has been done because it was abused. We will make some smarter changes, which will allow removal of the content disposition header.

Using tty2gif, I've made it work at my mac. Only need to find some time to upload the changes to the repo.

  http://z24.github.io/tty2gif/

Right you are! We will implement a page in between depending on the referer. Direct download users won't have any issues, but to prevent abuse the page will be shown if from an other site.

Haha, yes, was thinking about the same. Currently I'm just glad I can provide a useful service. There is no business case (yet).

Next version I'll add the possibility to add a timespan in number of days or number of downloads before deletion. What about that?

This works also with transfer, eg.

  ls -la | curl --upload-file - https://transfer.sh/bla.txt

OP here. Right this is the public / private encryption. The sample from on the site itself is symmetric encryption (using pw).

OP here. Yes, I have plans to opensource this. I'm just looking for the right awesome design, then it will be opensourced.

Op here, good point. Will update the demo ;-)

Op here. The urls are randomly generated combined with the chosen filename, I assume this should be safe enough. Links will expire in 2 weeks. Working on functionality where you can configure the lifetime. Eg, just 1 download or 2 days.

Oh, and dropping files on the page will just change it into a download link.

I'm always using transfer.sh. It will return a filename that can be shared. For example "curl --upload-file /tmp/test.txt http://transfer.sh/hello.txt" will return http://transfer.sh/6t9me/hello.txt.

With StackTray (opensource) you can manage all your EC2 instances from the OSX statusbar. Currently only Amazon AWS is supported, but planning to extend with PaaS, but also DigitalOceaan, Google Compute Engine and Azure. https://github.com/dutchcoders/stacktray

Created an opensource plugin architecture for currently Chrome, but can be Firefox as well. Consists of repositories and plugins you can enable and disable. These plugins will add extra functionality to an existing website, or change layout for example. https://github.com/dutchcoders/eight-spice-chrome

I've been working on a kind of reversed wetransfer. You'll claim a domain, and others can drop files at your personal url. It have been opensourced on github (https://github.com/dutchcoders/dropit). And running at https://dropit.io/.