Adding to this, you would be amazed how many commercial fonts you can find on Github using a similar approach.

Of course I don't advocate stealing fonts for commercial work – but it does admittedly work, when doing mockups and you want to quickly see if a font fits before going through the hassle of purchasing/etc.

Wait a minute, a dark grey page with one picture and a streaming song is 615KB? What's going on here... oh... over 25 trackers, beacons, other shit.

HE KNOWS.

But that ASCII art is neat.

Right for sure. My first thought when looking at the left image was "is this a camera app?".

For those out of the loop, add: djkhaled305 on Snapchat and start drinking water every single day.

Awesome update, been using Plug for over a year now absolutely love it, introduced me to Hype Machine!

A bit weird that I had to re-download this new version instead of just updating the old Plug app.

font-family: -apple-system, “.SFNSText-Regular”;

;)

The entire upgrade UX is incredible. This should be a model for other apps.

As many have said here, I would highly recommend giving a Hackintosh a try. I've been running one for the better part of the last 5 years without issue. As long as you pick from a (pretty wide) list of tested compatible hardware, your experience will basically be that of running a native Mac for a fraction of the price. Updates are a non-issue (see my image).

Check out Tonymac's website and community.

This is a pretty well put together list, thanks for this. Bookmarked.

Give Anchor CMS a look. Uses Twig, has an admin panel for a client, but still super simple and tiny (150kb).

Alternatively I have heard of people making just a static html page that pulls text from a Google Docs file... maybe that could be of interest.