It’s really not easy to meet with you. There are many works to deal with so that the private tools can be transformed into software for public use, although SocksCap64 is software, evolved from my private proxy tool. I have to complete, all by myself the tasks as follow: the UI/UE design, interface, menu function, website template development, website background specialized plug-ins development, the application compatibility of multiple operating systems, and the eventual testing of the operating systems. I have spent lots of time and energy over them and forgotten how many days and nights I sat for coding before the computer. And I begin to realize that life is tough for those professional programmers.
Ok, so donations. Many people love this software and to my surprise, many have actually asked to donate. In all good conscience, I can’t on the one hand write about how awesome and cost effective web hosting is then on the other hand ask for donations to fund it. It’s cheap — I’ve got it covered.
Let me instead talk about the sacrifices required to make a service like this work. It can be enormously time consuming and that’s the real cost here. Plus there are a few services I pay for out of my own pocket to make the magic happen. If you want to kick in to help me cover those costs, that would be awesome. And no problem if you don’t want to either; just share the love and help others make use of the software.
Okey, Then if you think that SocksCap64 is good. Please give me financial support through Paypal or Alipay. And also write me letters to give me spiritual support. Thanks!
Each weekday morning I grab a cappuccino, turn on one of my favourite podcasts then drive
into the office. It’s one of the primary ways I stay abreast of what’s happening out
there.
$7.00 — Rent a DVD for a quiet night in
A lot of the work on this happens after hours when I should be relaxing on the
couch. Help me make it so and I promise to keep off the devices during the
movie!
$9.99 — Fund a month of email delivery
This site sends out tens of thousands of emails every month. For that volume and to
ensure deliverability, I pay SendGrid each month.
$20 — A six pack of Little Creatures Pale Ale
I often try and slip in an hour or two of work between getting the kids to bed and having
dinner. You know what goes down real well at that time of day? Course you do!
$40 — Take the kids to a movie
Much of the work on this service happens on weekends which means giving up time with the
kids. Let’s show them a good time!
$50 — Fund a month of proxy server
Fund a month of proxy server for me!
$80 — Fund my GitHub private repos for a year
I ended up shelling out for this specifically to support this project so that I could
push changes quickly. A great investment too IMHO.
$100 — Take my wife out to dinner
More than once I’ve had to rush out on my wife or family as a new dump has just hit the
webs. Help me make it up to her!
$300 — Fund a month of house rentals
Fund a month of house rentals for me!
Donate
Contact me
Feel free to contact me with below contact information if you meet any questions.
6, If you like, you could also add me private wechat account: tarolabs
Internationalization
The SocksCap64 is internationalized through gettext and has only en_US and zh_CN files by default. Please find the .\lang\scap.po files for translation under the Program Files, if you would like to help SocksCap64 translate more languages. Please send me the translated files and your contacts. And send me your social-media account by emails to sockscap64@gmail.com. Your name will be listed in the contributor lists. Meanwhile, your language files will be released together with the next upgrade. Suggest using PoEdit for translation, efficient and quick! SocksCap64 thanks for your participation.
If you want to help translate the SocksCap64 client or website into other languages, here are some guidelines to help you do this as efficiently as possible.
Note that even if you can’t translate many pages for your language, a few pages will still be helpful. Also, rather than just translating each page word by word, please try to translate the ideas so they make the most sense in your language.
please visit our Translation Overview for a clear overview of what needs translation help.
About Author
Taro is a student, dropping out in Senior high school. He likes Google, Facebook, Apple and American dramas. He has been a delivery boy, a courier and a worker in the production line. Currently, he inherits his father’s business as a cobbler, the so-called boss. He learns the programming all by himself only out of his enthusiasm. Friends often say to me that I can look for a job in an IT company and get more incomes than now. But I believe that interest will be missing and skills will be boring, if you depend on it as a means to make a living. What do you think of it?