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dbielik
8y ago
This was an idea from the show "Nathan For You"!
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dbielik
8y ago
I agree, and they've also built this themselves for people who don't know how to embed/integrate it.
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dbielik
8y ago
Stripe recently launched this feature themselves! https://stripe.com/us/billing You can set up subscriptions/invoices and send a stripe-hosted link (pay.stripe.com) for the customer to enter their billing. And you
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GDPR Transparency and Consent Framework
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40 Sea Gulls Wrecked His Hotel Room. 17 Years Later, a Pepperoni Pardon
(mobile.nytimes.com)
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dbielik
9y ago
Make sure any session/auth cookies are httpOnly too!
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dbielik
9y ago
Why not create a Facebook or Google account just for these websites? Or is it the cross domain tracking that is worrying since everyone's sites are tagged?
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Ask HN: Free email builders?
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Ads.txt Analysis and Fraud
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9y ago
Webpage not available The webpage at http://readvee.com/ could not be loaded because: net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED
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3 Word Address Generator
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Reversable micro-USB cables
(bgr.com)
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Ask HN: Material Design graphing libraries (javascript)?
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11y ago
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dbielik
13y ago
It's just something we wanted to use, so we made it ;)
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dbielik
13y ago
Thanks! Great advice!
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dbielik
13y ago
Guests have access to the top 10 results, but depending on how common the code you search for is, you may get less than 10. We usually see millions of results for more common terms. What was your search out of curiosity? Thanks for the comm
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13y ago
Absolutely! Any snippet of source code can easily be searched... for example, "jquery.min.js": https://search.nerdydata.com/search/#!/searchTerm=jquery.min...