If you’re a GitHub user, but you don’t pay, this is a good week. Historically, GitHub always offered free accounts but the caveat was that your code had to be public. To get private repositories, you had to pay. Starting tomorrow, that limitation is gone. Free GitHub users now get unlimited private projects with up […]
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Xavier Niel unveils new Freebox with Alexa, Devialet, Sigfox, Netflix
Iliad, the telecom company behind Free, just unveiled a new Freebox at a press conference in its office. This is somewhat significant news for French startups as French billionaire Xavier Niel is also a startup investor through Kima Ventures, the owner of Station F and the creator of a school called 42. When Free unveiled […]
View More Xavier Niel unveils new Freebox with Alexa, Devialet, Sigfox, NetflixGitHub Education is now free for schools
GitHub, the code sharing and collaboration platform that Microsoft is acquiring, today announced that its GitHub Education suite of services is now available for free to any school that wants to use it to teach its students. GitHub previously trialed this program with a few schools and is now making it widely available. It’s worth […]
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You can get free stuff on Amazon.
This is not a drill. Amazon apparently has this massive giveaway section and we somehow didn’t know about it until right now. (Okay so real talk, we did write about it when it launched in 2015, but that was a whole three years ago — basically a lifetime in internet years.)
So we’re telling you about it again. (We’re nice like that.)
The goods: There are pages and pages of stuff to win, from tablets, to Bluetooth electronics and smart plugs, to beauty products, to clothes, to baby and pet supplies. And the stuff isn’t even crappy — aside from the obviously nice Kindles or Fire HD Tablets that are in the mix, a lot of other items still have 4 or 4.5 out of 5 star ratings and a decent amount of customer reviews. Most items are $40 or $50 at retail price, and things we’d actually use. Read more…
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GitLab’s high-end plans are now free for open source projects and schools
The fact that Microsoft is buying GitHub has left a lot of developers with a deep feeling of unease and a lot of them are now looking for alternatives. One of those is GitLab and that company has decided to strike the iron while it’s hot. To attract even more developers to its platform, GitLab today […]
View More GitLab’s high-end plans are now free for open source projects and schoolsDon’t blink: We’re giving away an iPhone X for free
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Okay, let’s just cut to the chase. You want the iPhone X but you don’t want to pay a grand. We don’t want you to pay a grand either. So we’re giving it away for free to one lucky winner.
We can go on forever about why you should enter, and it starts with how crazy easy it is. Just head over to the Mashable Shop, enter your email address, sign up, and you’re all set. If you want to rack up even more entries and look generous at the same time, share the giveaway link with friends. When they sign up using your referral, you’ll get extra entries for yourself. Read more…
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