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Just a quick update to our blog to say a bunch of stuff in coming at the end of this year. Some sooner than later.
Some of it will be obvious. Some of it will be surprising (but if we're honest, the surprising stuff might be pushed back until 2024 for the obvious stuff to make it out "on time").
But that's enough with being cagey. In the meantime, sign up for LimeLM and/or get wyBuild. And we'll see you on our forum if you need help using our products.
Hello Everyone,
On January 1st, 2022 we're raising prices for all new customers and current customers of LimeLM. We're doing this to roughly match inflation since we last adjusted the prices.
Here are the new prices:
| Plan name | Current price | New price |
|---|---|---|
| Max plan | $405 / month | $460 / month |
| Premium plan | $172 / month | $194 / month |
| Plus Plus plan | $115 / month | $129 / month |
| Plus plan | $56 / month | $63 / month |
| Basic plan | $32 / month | $36 / month |
| Solo plan | $12 / month | $13 / month |
| Free plan | Free forever | Free forever |
Also, starting February 1, 2022, we're making the web API stricter (and thus, more secure). Namely, we're preventing GET requests from being processed. You must use POST; any GET data in an API request will be treated as an error.
We're also stopping all access over HTTP — everything must happen over HTTPS.
The week of Monday, December 20th, 2021: Any API key using HTTP or using GET will get an email to all accounts notifying them of the problem and linking to this post.
Wednesday, January 19th, 2022: All API requests using GET or HTTP will be blocked for this one day. They will resume 24 hours later until...
Tuesday, February 1st, 2022: All API requests using HTTP or GET will be blocked from this point forward.
Free plans using the web API will not be notified. They will just be forced to use the correct behavior on February 1st, 2022.
Today we've released TurboActivate and TurboFloat 4.4. These releases bring a number of improvements (security, build size, speed) and a few new features.
The biggest new feature is support for Apple's new macOS platform: ARM64. Or, as they like to re-brand everything in their own image: "Apple Silicon". TurboActivate, TurboFloat, and the TurboFloat Server all have "universal builds" that support Intel 64-bit macOS and ARM64 macOS.
We've also dropped support for old FreeBSD versions because the FreeBSD team doesn't have the resources to properly test more than one version. So, from now on we'll only release builds for the latest version. As of this blog post that means just FreeBSD builds for 12.2.
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