Well even it's not bad and I like it, but it's not new at all I'm already tired of seeing projects that copy old ideas to make them work over SSH. But I tested it and it works, the cool thing is that I can edit my paste and the changes are visible as soon as I upload the file to the server. https://modinfo.pastes.sh/test.js The only pity is that the title changes to capital letters and does not respect the original file title.

It is nothing inoffensive, but respects for the creation. I like it but I don't know if I will use it, because you can have the same thing on a real SSH server for free, such as view-source:https://hashbang.sh/.

Only on hashbang.sh you have to set up nginx yourself and watch to see if your ssl certificate expires.

So, I don't know if it makes sense to create such sites, if you have hashbang.sh? But, don't get me wrong, I checked it out and I like the service, you just don't have to worry about anything, just create content. Which is for lazy users than for "hackers".