Pomotodo
p/pomotodo
Pomodoro meets GTD to-do app
Mitch Wainer
DigitalOcean — The easiest way for developers to deploy an SSD cloud server
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Mike Murchison
Hey @mitchwainer thanks for the offer! Your link for me is just redirecting to digialocean.com though
Cihad Turhan
@mimurchison @mitchwainer Me too. But I realized he wrote this **23** days ago. Maybe they changed something since then.
Cihad Turhan
@mimurchison @mitchwainer Me too. But I realized he wrote this **23** days ago. Maybe they changed something since then.
Cihad Turhan
@mimurchison @mitchwainer Me too. But I realized he wrote this **23** days ago. Maybe they changed something since then.
Cihad Turhan
@mimurchison @mitchwainer Me too. But I realized he wrote this **23** days ago. Maybe they changed something since then.
Cihad Turhan
@mimurchison @mitchwainer Sorry for spamming. I hate this thing. The UI doesn't refresh itself so I thought it was connection error. The worst thing is, I can't delete them :(
John Edgar
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Max Kirchoff
This is such a killer service for me. I spend considerably less and have some really reliable service and attentive support. So happy to see this here! The product interface is a beautiful mix of friendly UI on top of serious CLI stuff for the hardcore sysadmin.
Mitch Wainer
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