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You are correct and your suggestion was already at the top of my list. It now supports HTTP/HTTPS and will notify you once your Certificate is about to expire.

I wanted to add a note to my site that if folks are looking for other options to check out some alternatives. Can I list yours?

Edit: my mistake. You will be able to see introduction and guides as they become available. You will only need to register to gain access to the functionality.
Working on getting a demo video done up soon. I will also be adding some more technical information to the landing page. Thanks for the advice!

Unfortunately the login is pretty much a requirement. I've thought about having an ephemeral page or something, but it really just doesn't work.

First off, I would like to thank you for your feedback. I do agree that both the landing page and ad-placement needs a lot of love. I'll bump that up on my list of things to do.

(Keep in mind, this site is something I've just begun throwing together after finding that alternatives either limit the # of sites, have horrible ping intervals, or simply no free option at all)

Edit: Added some basic information on the landing page. Also restricted Ads to the actual functionality pages. (Sites management / Site graphs)

Re:Guide to uploading files from Sublime Text on Tuesday April 07, 2015 @02:27AM (#9332292)
Working on some additional features this week. Viewing remote directories and files. Downloading files from a remote server. Performing DIFFs between local and remote versions.

If anyone has any requests, or wants more information, please let me know.

SCP Plugin for Sublime Text

I've developed a plugin for Sublime Text (3) that supports uploading files to a remote Linux, or BSD server via SCP.It supports the following: Single keystroke uploading of current file. Selectable remote targets. Authentication with SSH keys or using passwords (via Expect)Works on Linux, OSx, and FreeBSD.I'm interested in finding out if people would be interested in purchasing...

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Re:Ask HN: What is better than Evernote? on Wednesday November 19, 2014 @10:03PM (#8634201)
Where can I download "Paper + Pen" and is it available on Android?

Cloud at Cost's Affiliate Program + 20% Discount

As a developer I have been using Cloud at Cost ever since they announced their one-time fee VMs; I immediately purchased two of their $35 dollar plans, and have since purchased quite a few more. Recently they announced an affiliate program, which means that people purchasing new Cloud servers can get them for 20% percent off; making their lowest tier one-time VM which would cost 35$, now only...

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Re:Lick your phone: processing.js JavaScript communication. on Saturday February 15, 2014 @02:05PM (#7244870)
Definitely not a game you'd ask your friends to try out with your phone!