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we had a small issue with our server on the weekend, should be running smoothly again! If not, please let us know, thx!
Good news! We'll keep QuantifiedCode running until at least the end of the year! 🎉 But we also need your support: quantifiedcode.com/blog/quan…
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if enough businesses would pay for the service we'd be happy to keep it running of course. We're also working on an OS version.
the service sadly just does not generate sufficient revenue, so we don't have the means to develop it further and improve it.
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