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Good point but those are called fenders. Buoys are some else.


It would be interesting to build an app like this designed specifically to run on Cloudflare workers.

- Essentially free for moderate use

- Use CF Access for simple access control

- Easier self-hosting because it is designed for a specific target environment

- No servers to worry about

- Could build AI integrations easily


Surprised no one has mentioned FreeScout. It's a solid open-source helpdesk: https://freescout.net/.

They have cheap, one-time purchase plugins. Happy to pay a bit to keep the project sustainable.

I'd love to see an open-source Trello alternative that as well. There are a few out there, but nothing that seems actively maintained.


https://github.com/RotherOSS/otobo

Otobo might be a good other option. It’s a refreshed and expanded version of the classic OTRS. Yes perl, but in this space has an extensive track record.


I built thatsexquiz.com - a quiz for couples to improve their intimacy. Changed the pricing model and went from $5 to $50 per day


what did you change about the pricing model that improved sales so much?


Cloudflare is the easiest solution. Turn on Bot Fight Mode and your done


I had a college professor suggest this and I 100% agree. I think of it as loading the problem in your brain. Then sleep on it and you will make a lot more progress in the morning than if you had just spent the same total time in one sitting.


Laravel does something similar. Each line of multi-line comments are exactly 3 characters shorter than the previous line.

https://github.com/laravel/laravel/blob/11.x/config/database...


Wow, this is amazing! Just in that file or everywhere? Why? How do they enforce this for all the contributors who might be unaware?


Pretty much everywhere. I guess to demonstrate the framework's attention to detail, craftsmanship, etc. No clue


Sell the data to hedge funds. I saw a company selling this data at an alternative data conference a few months ago. I can't remember of the name of the company but if you message me I'll find it.



You can run the decryption locally. The code is on git. The bigger concern is that the League of Entropy will disband and delete their keys permanently.


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