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   by bitdrift 16y ago

   Wow. The multiple tabs + account switcher thing works surprisingly well. Have you ever run into problems using it this way? Seems like this is somewhat outside of the normal usage (maybe because of all of the disclaimers when you add extra
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   How do you deal with multiple Gmail accounts?

   15 points by bitdrift 16y ago|21 comments
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   by bitdrift 16y ago

   Agreed. I spent the last few months building my first Node.js app (and MongoDB) and I resonate with a lot of what's being said here. I wouldn't want to discourage anyone from exploring Node or Mongo, because I think both are amazing project
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   by bitdrift 16y ago

   Sorry about that. Should be fixed now. Drop by at http://banter.ly/bitdrift/bugs and let me know if you run into any others.
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   by bitdrift 16y ago

   Actually--we already do this, as long as the URL is the only thing posted in the comment. The next step, parsing URLs from comments, is on my TODO list. :-P
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   by bitdrift 16y ago

   Thanks! We do too. :-) Naming websites is one of our least favorite things to do, so we consider ourselves lucky to have one that fits our idea so well.
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   by bitdrift 16y ago

   Thanks for your feedback! Very well put. As we've been working on Banterly for the past few months, we've had a lot of the same thoughts. That's a big part of the reason we decided to focus our product on the Twitter community first. Our ho
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   Convore vs Banterly - Beaten to the punch(bitdrift.com)

   77 points by bitdrift 16y ago|27 comments
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   by bitdrift 16y ago

   Actually, push and pull in the case aren't all that different. Using a reflector address, the system could send a single message to each server. Ideally each server has more than one user and if a distributed system looks anything like our
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    by bitdrift 16y ago

    I was also thinking about something similar a while back until I discovered oStatus ( http://www.ostatus.org ) and its related projects (ActivityStreams, PubSubHubbub, Salmon, etc). While I think an implementation over SMTP could work quit
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    by bitdrift 16y ago

    At my last company, we used FogBugz for almost two years but started exploring other systems the last few months I was there. I initially chose FogBugz because I loved how easy it was to create a new issue in the system (which at the time w