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Updated 30 Jan 2001
Noink
| Pop | 15.36 |
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| Vit | 1.41 |
Noink was designed as a Web-based image server to power the online comic strip site, Geekcomix.com. It is, however, general enough to be used as an abstract information server (allowing for indexing and archiving of images, text-based content, content external to the server, and other types of data). It can be configured via simple markup-like files, and has a fairly strong emphasis on security which includes password encryption. It has a simple forum feature built-in with moderator utilities, as well as a rich administration system with automated site archival.
Recent comments
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Who pays the developers?
Re: donations Ever hear of LinuxFund.org? They (essentially) allow for this sort of thing. I think this can be a good idea... the problem is that people typically aren't charitable... and I dou...
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Who pays the developers?
Re: I scratch your back, you scratch mine... People have tried this. Remember SourceXchange? I think the problem is two-fold: 1) Trying to get people who need software and are willing to pay fo...
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An Economy of Code
Re: Well conceived idea ;) > > % Almost had me going for a few > seconds > % there .... > > > Sounds a little too well-conceived to > be funny in > my opinio...
