It all begins with a tweet (pay not attention to the fact I’m no longer on Twitter)
@ReclaimHosting Is NewsBlur something that would install on a Reclaim server? Looks like perhaps too many moving parts. (Looking for an alternative to TinyRSS) https://t.co/UoWItuDBkW
— Mark
It all begins with a tweet (pay not attention to the fact I’m no longer on Twitter)
@ReclaimHosting Is NewsBlur something that would install on a Reclaim server? Looks like perhaps too many moving parts. (Looking for an alternative to TinyRSS) https://t.co/UoWItuDBkW
— Mark Sample (@samplereality) July
It all begins with a tweet (pay not attention to the fact I’m no longer on Twitter)
@ReclaimHosting Is NewsBlur something that would install on a Reclaim server? Looks like perhaps too many moving parts. (Looking for an alternative to TinyRSS) https://t.co/UoWItuDBkW
— Mark Sample (@samplereality) July
Digital Ocean has been en fuego as of late. They announced a whole bunch of new droplet plans, and the price-point for all of them has gone down. This is very good news for Reclaim Hosting because it gives us … Continue reading →
Newest app worth looking into: Annotate I’ve been using this app for a couple of months, per Tim‘s discovery, and it rocks. As both the title of this post and…
If you know me at all, you know that I’m all about trying to find the most productive & time efficient way to get from point A to point B–…
Make sure to check out the previous applications that have been featured: Asana, Evernote & Slack. In regards to continuing the ‘Featured Applications’ series on this blog, I wanted to…
Yesterday I wrote about getting your own Sandstorm server up and running, and today I wanted to follow-up with some specifics about applications in Sandstorm. This should be a fairly short post because it’s really easy, but I’m really not into … Continue reading →
So I’ve been writing about some of the great features of Installatron that often go unnoticed like cloning and alternative backup options. Maybe those all sound like things you’d love to use, but you’re old school and have an install in your account from long before you knew Installatron was
So I’ve been writing about some of the great features of Installatron that often go unnoticed like cloning and alternative backup options. Maybe those all sound like things you’d love to use, but you’re old school and have an install in your account from long before you knew Installatron was
