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For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem
It's utterly disgraceful to charge money for something like this as a service, but that doesn't excuse my conduct in response. The implications of validating this sort of rent collecting are insidious and serve. We really need to re-evaluate what our definition of 'value' is as a society.
If someone just wants an image like this and doesn't even know what css is, it's cheaper to pay 5 bucks than to even consider hiring someone to do this.
If someone does know how this is done... Why would they purchase the service?
Also, what if someone wants this but it's not for a website? They make pamphlets or something.
My only complaint is that from the example I thought it would return an animation, not a still image.
Why?
> We really need to re-evaluate what our definition of 'value' is as a society.
If this saves me about half an hour a year it's valuable because it's cheaper. If it's easy to make, other people will come along to profit at lower price points.