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Just did some testing and it seems like the latest Chrome and Firefox browsers both support *.localhost, so this is a good replacement.

Works also with port numbers, eg http://example.localhost:3000/

GoDaddy are now showing the domain name is expired and parked. Having a bad actor take control of this domain would not be a fantastic outcome.

Never thought of it that way :) Once you send the secret though, it is not recoverable by the sender or us or the receipient without clicking the link in the recipients email within the expiry time.

https://secretlink.org/ - A simple way to send encrypted one time data to people.

It's a no signup way to send encrypted messages to people (think usernames and passwords etc) that includes the time limited decryption key in the email we send to the target user and when the target user views the email, the message is deleted from our system.

This way if the target email gets hacked in the future, the link is useless.

Much better than emailing passwords around the place.

Could turn it into a service, but just haven't gotten around to it.

I really loved watching Grant on Mythbusters, his love of building robots and automated _things_ was truly a joy to behold. Going to miss your contribution to a better world. Thank you.

And more to the point, its in the area of their achilles heel, "heat per performance"... my macbook pro gets pretty toasty.

Hey Josh, biggest issue I run into is not being able to CI forks of projects, any chance this could work in future?

On this thread, services like the reinteractive Operations as a Service (https://reinteractive.net/service/sentinel) can help with a SaaS sale. Getting operations and deployment outsourced means one less thing for the buyer to worry about and one big less thing for the seller to handle.

Disclaimer: I work for reinteractive

Hey Andy, I used http://www.incplan.net/ Jacques is the owner and very helpful. Let him know I sent you along - Mikel.

I am quite interested to hear comments and feedback about these ideas and the four parts of the protocol outlined in the post.

Good point. We do need to remember our own confusions when starting with rails, I remember looking at lambda and being totally confused, took me months to really grok blocks and lambda's in Rails.

Being worried about asking for fear of getting lmgtfy'd is not conducive to expanding a community.