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by dangelov 9y ago
That's good advice. We've actually reached out to our members in the past with some similar questions/survey. It's been a while since we last did it, so maybe a fresh one will bring some new ideas to the table. In our pa
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by dangelov 9y ago
Thanks for the links. It seems that in the first case it's mostly Amazon Affiliate links and in the 2nd they don't really mention the ways they monetize their website and newsletter.
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Ask HN: Monetizing newsletter with 2M and 1M members
69 points by dangelov 9y ago|84 comments
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by dangelov 10y ago
Honestly, this gives such irrelevant answers, it might as well be random. The presentation is pretty cool but it doesn't actually work well at all.
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by dangelov 10y ago
Just yesterday I was on battery and was going to watch a movie. Looked up the battery indicator to see if it's going to be enough and sure enough it wasn't there. Now I know why. If it's not working reliably for the new Macs,
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by dangelov 11y ago
Let me know if I can answer any questions. There are trial versions available, so feel free to give the app a try.
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Improve Your Work Day – Rest, a Break Reminder and Pomodoro Timer(resttimer.com)
1 points by dangelov 11y ago|1 comments
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1 Year in the App Store – when “Move Fast and Break Things” doesn't work(dangelov.com)
3 points by dangelov 12y ago|0 comments
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by dangelov 12y ago
Anyone can tell what was used to create all the animations? I noticed it's all HTML/CSS/JS.
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by dangelov 13y ago
"The mouse cursor itself became a bitmapped image, and for the first time took the familiar diagonal-pointing arrow shape we know today, as well as morphing into other shapes depending on the task being performed." From ArsTechnic
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by dangelov 13y ago
You are right. I just read the whole PDF (admittedly should've done it before posting, instead of just skimming) and there is no mention of how the pointer displays on the screen.
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The Optical Mouse (1981) [pdf](bitsavers.trailing-edge.com)
51 points by dangelov 13y ago|11 comments
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Shown HN: Rest – a Mac app that suggests exercises and reminds you to take breaks(rest.dangelov.com)
2 points by dangelov 13y ago|0 comments
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by dangelov 13y ago
I wasn't expecting it to show when I posted it either. It was mostly people's work. I've seen it posted on quite a few places, so I'm guessing the surge of posts and lack of (or insufficient) moderation did their thing.
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by dangelov 13y ago
It sometimes takes a while for the photo on the right to load, but eventually they do (at least for me, i'm on Opera)
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Is your work better than kittens?(betterthankittens.com)
63 points by dangelov 13y ago|19 comments
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by dangelov 13y ago
Seems pretty simple to use. I added a few domains to see how it goes > http://namebox.io/dangelov
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by dangelov 13y ago
Gmail Unreplieds is definitely a good idea. How does the app "authenticate" though? All I can see at the moment is a Docs form. I'm guessing you're taking the MVP route :) I wouldn't be too comfortable giving out ac
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by dangelov 13y ago
Hope you don't mind me saying, but just a small note: when I first saw the Recent Members section, I thought all those users are the same, and it's just a website you've filled with dummy accounts. Only on hover do i see that
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by dangelov 13y ago
That's why so far from all the smartwatches being announced out there, this one grabbed my attention. Though to be honest, I'm still disappointed in the design aesthetics.
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Introducing the Qualcomm Toq Smartwatch, Mirasol Display (Video)(youtube.com)
2 points by dangelov 13y ago|2 comments
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by dangelov 13y ago
No difference in the opening. The difference is in what they do with the data, which is what I believe the lawsuit is about.
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by dangelov 13y ago
You had mentioned that you don't understand the concept of "opening up mail". I was just making a point that it is in fact quite comparable (your analog vs digital argument). In essence though, I don't disagree with you.
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by dangelov 13y ago
Did you sell them a house, or let them live in it for free?
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by dangelov 13y ago
> "I don't understand the concept of "opening up" an email" You can look at it same way as you look at "opening a file". Similarly, "read" and "acquire" can also be thought of in a d
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by dangelov 13y ago
I've actually read that document, but I guess I was confused because it was marked [dead] as soon as I submitted it, and it mentions nothing about automated spam prevention. Makes sense though :) Thanks.
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by dangelov 13y ago
http://dew.dangelov.com/dewdrops/DEW-5229a26a3d7111.76365678... I've read a bit about hellbanning on HN, so thought that's what might be happening, but i think kbuck cleared it up.
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by dangelov 13y ago
PS This post does not have the [dead] in front of it.
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Ask HN: Why would I see [dead] before my submission titles?
2 points by dangelov 13y ago|6 comments
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Mind Meld: Researcher Apparently Controls Colleague’s Finger from Afar(techland.time.com)
2 points by dangelov 13y ago|0 comments

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