[–] shazow 13y ago ↗ Not sure what this is since it's down (500 error), but based off the name it sounds a lot like http://gist.io/ (which I really like). [–] cageyjames 13y ago ↗ Very much so...http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:HzwUy6B...
[–] cageyjames 13y ago ↗ Very much so...http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:HzwUy6B...
[–] dergachev 13y ago ↗ I use Mike Bostock's awesome bl.ocks.org service that's very similar.It's great for gists with html/js that you want people to preview, as in: http://bl.ocks.org/4331769
[–] khebbie 13y ago ↗ It is heavly inspired by gist.io, the problem is that since i have not registered with their api i am over the limit didn't think about that when submitting - sorry :-(
[–] kordless 13y ago ↗ I did this a few months ago for GAE-Boilerplate: http://stackgeek.com/. Runs on GAE under Python.I'm using Disqus for comments, but have considered switching to Github's comment API for gists for the post comments.A friend of mine pointed out that the gists themselves can serve as a 'backup' blog post.
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It's great for gists with html/js that you want people to preview, as in: http://bl.ocks.org/4331769
I'm using Disqus for comments, but have considered switching to Github's comment API for gists for the post comments.
A friend of mine pointed out that the gists themselves can serve as a 'backup' blog post.