Remco Verhoef

Yeah, we'll archive all messages without a limit for free. You'll create a new bot, share the api token with us and invite the bot into the channels you'd like to archive.

Awesome to see SlackArchive on PH. A lot of teams are using Slack as a public collaboration tool. SlackArchive enables these teams to make the archives public browsable.

Hey! Thanks for hunting us. We've been developing DropIt a while ago. It has been created mainly because we wanted to allow others to drop us files. This can be used for dropping files into seperate tags, like projects, subjects or customers.

Maker here! We created Relais because we wanted to have a simple solution that could run instances on a schedule—giving you the ability to adjust their states when necessary and in turn, saving you money, time and potential issues in the product. For instance: You can run dev servers during working hours or add extra capacity during peak hours. The Amazon IAM rights necessary are start, stop...

Just like many of the other Slack-based communities, we’ve created one that’s specific for cyber-security professionals. If you’re interested in all things security, be sure to join in on the conversation. If you’d like, reach out and let us know what topics you’d love to see happening continually in the chat.

Big difference between curl.io and transfer.sh is that you needs to pre-register your file, which is not necessary with transfer.sh. Other thing are that known filetypes like markdown, images, video etc are being previewed within browser and lifetime of files is 14 days with transfer.sh instead of 4 hours.

Thanks. Yes, absolutely. We're having plans on having nodes all over the world making up- and downloading always as fast as possible.

And you forget to mention it is opensource: https://github.com/dutchcoders/transfer.sh/.