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I personally use an IRC Bouncer. ZNC for instance is a really good one

I'm a little late on the wagon here but someone seems to have made a recent backup of the code on Github: https://github.com/longwave/p3

That is me, I found a Dropbox link containing the repo on Twitter and thought it might be a good idea to preserve it.

Well thanks Sir! It seems they've lost their copy of the code history so it's a good job you made a nice backup of it for them.

Whilst this is a good idea, you can already upload images to Instagram without a dedicated Instagram based plugin. All you have to do is change your browser's user-agent to match that of a mobile device and you will be able to see the mobile version of the website.

your method is available as well .we are a startup company and now this is a MVP test that we can foresee what is need or not .thank you for your good reply and i will appreciate it if you have any recommend after use of our extension. could you have a try.

These are just notes coming from a person who's day job is to build websites. The website is clean and nice looking, below however are some points that you could consider to make it look and act a lot better.

1) The responsive aspect of the site seriously needs looking into.

2) Non of the images within the "category" section are centered perfectly within the container. They seem to be off to the bottom-right. Some of the spacing's seem to be off with these too between each category.

3) All websites these days should be using SSL. Might be worth investing in a certificate or using a service such as LetsEncrypt.

4) Update your social icons. A lot of them are using out-of-date icons for the networks. Using a service such as Fontawesome would help you out here.

5) I think the footer navigation menu's would look cleaner if they were left aligned. This is just a personal opinion though.

6) Add a search button. Whilst most have learned that pressing enter works just fine, it's still good practice to add a physical button too.

I'm sure changing some of these points would improve your website a lot!

I'm not sure about the FreeBSD Support but OVH and Digital Ocean are both reasonable VPS providers that can help you out in this situation.

I personally use OVH for VPS hosting due to their low costs and near-zero downtime.

It seems to be throwing a 503 error when trying to create a container.

I use OVH VPSs for simple projects as their service is cheap but reliable. Been using them for many years without a hitch. I've also got a dedicated server with SoYouStart which is a connected company to OVH.

I use a service called Kimsufi quite some. They offer cheap Dedicated Servers with up to 2TB of storage.

Very reliable and trustable too since they're owned by OVH.

Their soyoustart.com server range is also worth checking out. More powerful servers than Kimsufi. Price/value is extremely good as long as you don't mind managing your own server. A dedicated machine with 16GB ram and 1-2TB HDD will cost you $25-30/month.

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