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by JCB_K 16y ago
Reminds me of someone putting an external hdd into a Moleskine, complete with Moleskine icon on the desktop. Pretty sweet.
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by JCB_K 16y ago
If you've got a good idea, and you're passionate for it, you don't need Silcion Valley.
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by JCB_K 16y ago
and what about web.py? EDIT: according to Pylon's homepage it's used by Reddit...I thought they released web.py?
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by JCB_K 16y ago
Kind of a running gag in the Ubuntu world. Funnily, Mark Shuttleworth himself filed it in the first place, but still it's been declined for every single version :)
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Ask HN: Python for a webapp?
6 points by JCB_K 16y ago|10 comments
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by JCB_K 16y ago
If I may ask, what's your business? 1500 pounds is quite a lot in such a short time, for a new service.
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by JCB_K 16y ago
I do some e-commerce (secondary to our core business) and the fee usually works out at about 5%...
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by JCB_K 16y ago
I think their pricing is too high. 5 percent plus 5 cents for purchases under $12. An item priced 50ct (used as example in their screenshot), that'd be 15%. Quite a lot.
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Paypal launches Micro-Payments for online content(thepaypalblog.com)
17 points by JCB_K 16y ago|18 comments
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by JCB_K 16y ago
A better design would be a good start :) Great idea though!
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by JCB_K 16y ago
What I think is funny about Quora, is that the idea is absolutely not new: there's loads of similar websites online like it. (Yahoo Answers et al). Still there's a big buzz around it. Fair enough, the UI is a lot better than on those other
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by JCB_K 16y ago
Buried in the menus? Not in my copy, just in the right top corner. It doesn't work flawless, but it's definitely not hard to find.
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by JCB_K 16y ago
Very interesting, thanks! Especially the Android-app has huge potential, when people actually use it. Using the situation in Egypt as a case-study, loads of people there could've had an app which inter-connects them and supplies them with a
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PirateBox-based internet?
2 points by JCB_K 16y ago|2 comments