I tend to use lvh.me for subdomain testing so I can do something like wip.lvh.me which just forwards to localhost. ( coderwall.com/p/-neplg/use-lv… )

I also use the ghost Rubygem to manage my /etc/hosts file. github.com/bjeanes/ghost

Yes! But I need to figure out logistics since I'm traveling and can't take care of shipping physical goods myself.

Any suggestions for services that can take care of everything? Design, production, logistics?

Yeah I've always thought an API-first todo system could be very powerful. That said, I'm not sure if starting with an API is best way to get traction. You need a ton of traction (at least in a niche) to get websites to entertain the idea of integrating with your platform.

I'm not sure yet how you'd kickstart it. I can see existing players like Todoist and Trello expand their platforms over time to provide such functionality though.

Good point! Like @pugson mentioned we use UTC time and you can use the /countdown command to see how many time is left until UTC midnight (aka "the shippening").

I'll consider adding a UTC clock on the website somewhere too.

Fixed!

I use nvALT (fork of Notational Velocity mentioned by @jillbinder) for my text notes. It's great and very fast. brettterpstra.com/projects/nv…

I occasionally use iCloud-synced Notes.app for things that I need on-the-go and synced immediately. (I also use Dropbox to sync my nvALT text files but I still haven't found an iOS app I like for it).

Design inspiration images/video I store in Pixave, although I don't use it a ton. www.littlehj.com

Other than that I don't store many random snippets.

There is none. I initially considered creating a command, but it was rather complex to set up. Plus you probably don't need to create new products that often so doing it on the website seemed fine to me.

@marcantoinefon report it to amrith. he will attack the spammer with his chocomel-infused stickerpacks

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