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by dailen 12y ago
Blah...form is broken :-P http://i.imgur.com/IwtZW4I.png
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by dailen 12y ago
omg i need this so bad haha, thanks!
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by dailen 12y ago
This looks great! It's familiar yet simplified! First thing I noticed was a hyperlink wasn't auto-linked to the address (may be intentional but figured I'd mention it). For example an email appeared with a link like " ht
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by dailen 12y ago
It's an impressive product, there's no doubt about it. I just happened to be looking for a WYSIWYG like tool for scraping a page for changes. This seems more like a commercial grade product than a home user hobby haha nice site bt
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by dailen 12y ago
Holy crap that's expensive!
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by dailen 12y ago
This is awesome! Like everything is relevant! Great work!
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by dailen 12y ago
omg who would do this to the world
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by dailen 12y ago
Great looking service
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by dailen 12y ago
Ugh...that's heart wrenching :(
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by dailen 12y ago
Well first of all it looks like this may be one of your first major endeavors for providing a web service, for which I applaud you! I took a brief look and figured I might provide some constructive feedback. - The first thing I noticed is t
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by dailen 12y ago
So excited to see this! Great job guys!
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by dailen 12y ago
Absolutely love this, only thing I wish it had was a "Delete Permanently" button as a lot of the stuff in my inbox is junk that I don't need archived. Great job on this!
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by dailen 12y ago
Looks like the early bird is already gone? Very nice product though btw
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by dailen 12y ago
Holy crap that's cool.
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by dailen 12y ago
Check the article btw "Most importantly, the reason we released an API is so that we can start modernizing the markup on Hacker News. Because there are a lot of apps and projects out there that rely on scraping the site to access the d
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by dailen 12y ago
> "Trust us. You want us involved. The other computers in the chain between you and your facebook account aren’t so trustworthy." I'm sorry but I have to agree with some of the others, without technical data behind the mag
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by dailen 12y ago
Not gonna lie, had to read that title 4 times lol... whoa whoa whoa...a WEB front end for INTERACTIVE command line programs???
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by dailen 12y ago
Actually I believe that question almost needs it's own thread
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by dailen 12y ago
> Wouldn't take much for that to be misunderstood and for you to get a nice friendly visit from the cops. That's a very good point, I hadn't considered if there's a suspicion of what was done and what for (since I was
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by dailen 12y ago
Name.com has always seemed painless to me. Usually on registrars I feel like i'm digging to find something or figure out how to do something, Name.com makes it always feel like a click or two away somehow.
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Ask HN: What's your work computer exit strategy?
11 points by dailen 12y ago|16 comments
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by dailen 12y ago
Nicely done. When you say using Impulse, is that a language? Only thing worth noting is I found that I was unable to scroll with my mouse wheel for what it's worth.
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by dailen 12y ago
I get a number of errors when I attempt to do lookups. Company lookup gave me an access denied
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by dailen 12y ago
It's really just a resource that doesn't generally need updating...it's remain unchanged since it's inception back in 1999 as a resource for getting the exact time according to NIST's atomic clocks. I remember going
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by dailen 12y ago
Oh thank God. I hated having to load java just for that website when I needed it once in a blue moon.
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by dailen 12y ago
Ummm according to the article that title is NOT what's being proposed
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by dailen 12y ago
This is brilliant, I hope this spreads like wildfire!
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by dailen 12y ago
WOW that's expensive...information is power but geez!
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by dailen 12y ago
"Project does not exist"
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by dailen 12y ago
That's a hefty price tag for such a simple application

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