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by avree 16y ago
You should consider some serious design review. You want to appeal to young users, and yet your website is reminiscent of a site from the early 2000's.
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by avree 16y ago
Pricing is set by the owner - as well as the option for hourly, daily, or weekly. When I first joined Getaround, I had the same doubt. I wasn't sure if people would be willing to rent their cars out - full insurance, tracking, or not. What'
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by avree 16y ago
Strange, works just fine for me on 10.0.634.0 (Windows)
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Ask HN: Do you care about shared account authentication?
2 points by avree 16y ago|0 comments
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by avree 16y ago
Don't do it, Microsoft.
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by avree 16y ago
Some signups still don't allow '+' signs. His method is better, albeit harder to set up.
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by avree 16y ago
I love the way the Rapportive job page is laid out. Makes it very easy to decide (as a potential applicant) if it's the right fit for you. (disclaimer: I work next door to you guys...)
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by avree 16y ago
Out of curiosity - what site do you recommend for registration of a small business?
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by avree 16y ago
Or maybe Facebook is just gaining more and more ground, resulting in more people wanting to delete their Facebooks? The numbers of Facebook users are growing.
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by avree 16y ago
I don't see much incredulity here. The first and second comments explain it well : "Well the question they asked was "Should the Federal Communications Commission regulate the Internet like it does radio and television?" I think it more has
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by avree 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2056629 for relevant discussions and such (longer thread.)
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by avree 16y ago
The interesting thing in this article isn't the "Ubuntu tablet", but how quickly misinformation spreads. The original, non-media-spammed article (the one linked in the Register piece), was actually posted on HN a few days ago. Quite quickl
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Great HN Idea: Grinch Mode
7 points by avree 16y ago|1 comments
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by avree 16y ago
Google cares, I'm not sure how much, so I Googled it. Not sure what this blog post actually says.
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by avree 16y ago
GMail has had the option to disable custom fonts/images/HTML since 2005. Just FYI.
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by avree 16y ago
It's interesting, but there are better-tuned services for this. http://www.usertesting.com/ comes to mind.
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by avree 16y ago
http://cc.bingj.com/cache.aspx?q=http%3a%2f%2finnovativevisi... Bing Cache work?
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by avree 16y ago
I work in marketing at a startup, and have worked at several in the past. I'm not sure what startups you've worked for that beg you to take their money - maybe I've been working for the wrong startups! I have, however, had startups pay me g
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by avree 16y ago
I actually know the guy who made this, and he has a very convincing Korean version of it working.
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by avree 16y ago
I think it's worth mentioning that the Android version of this player, although not as full-featured as many of the other alternatives, is also quite elegant. http://instinctiv.com/android/
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by avree 16y ago
Really poor article. I don't think that ChromeOS presents any real challenge to Windows, except in the Netbook market. Even so, as a CR-48 user, there's still quite a bit lacking (a recent HN thread, "No Skype on ChromeOS" comes to mind.) W
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by avree 16y ago
Currently, the 24-hour refund rule applies from the start of the transaction. That's okay with 24-hours, but with 15 minutes, it probably won't work. I'm hoping that if they choose to stay with the 15-minute rule (arguably hurting the UX bu
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by avree 16y ago
Ironically, in posting this comment you've already done the very action you were complaining about! Anyways - there is no doubt that this article is interesting. It is a sharp sign of the times - venerated, 'unshakable' establishments such