A couple of years back, I created:
https://github.com/noboruma/rclip
A small CLI tool to copy/paste content from different machines using a unique identifier.
But I realized how painful this was to setup and ended up using it less and less over time.
If you are on a docker image or a small machine, chances are you will have curl.
So I created a small online service instead.
Nothing ground breaking but the solutions we see outside are usually not developer friendly and super opaque when it comes to how the data is being stored and used. Here the solution I am proposing is all RAM based, no persistence, no analysis guaranteed.
Disclaimer: I am proposing paid subscriptions for heavy users
noboruma•49m ago
A couple of years back, I created: https://github.com/noboruma/rclip A small CLI tool to copy/paste content from different machines using a unique identifier. But I realized how painful this was to setup and ended up using it less and less over time. If you are on a docker image or a small machine, chances are you will have curl. So I created a small online service instead.
Usage is simple, you can copy something doing: ``` $ curl https://rc.softweavers.net/aAbCdD -F copy="my stuff" ``` And then paste from anywhere with internet access: ``` curl https://rc.softweavers.net/aAbCdD ```
Nothing ground breaking but the solutions we see outside are usually not developer friendly and super opaque when it comes to how the data is being stored and used. Here the solution I am proposing is all RAM based, no persistence, no analysis guaranteed.
Disclaimer: I am proposing paid subscriptions for heavy users