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dustyreagan
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I'm confused. How is this relevant to the article?
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Hmm, think it might be time to get around to backing up my Flickr photos.
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How Audible prevents customers from canceling their subscription. [2011]
(janvrsinsky.com)
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Ask HN: Do you use Rackspace Managed Cloud? How is it?
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Video: CEO of Twilio Jeff Lawson speaks on how to price SaaS
(businessofsoftware.org)
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PeopleBrowsr wins temp injunction to keep Twitter from shutting off Firehose
(techcrunch.com)
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14y ago
Maybe I'm just set in my ways, but I still love flickr. It's how I store my photos online. I certainly don't want to store my photos on Instagram. Though, flickr has missed an opportunity for the way people share spontaneous iPhone pics. A
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Show HN: Math.ly API is a math question & answer generator. What do you think?
(api.math.ly)
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I still use FTP to live update production sites. I do this for my personal blog, and on my projects that don't get much traffic. It really only becomes a sin when you have a lot of visitors who are relying on your site. For my larger sites,
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Facebook, Twitter Growth in China Has Lots of Caveats
(businessweek.com)
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I created a sub-reddit some time ago for bootstrapeprs. Wasn't sure if there was enough demand for it though. http://www.reddit.com/r/bootstrappers/
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14y ago
TwitPic, TweetDeck, Klout, Twitter's own iPhone app was once Tweetie (a 3rd party app), Hootsuite, Favstar, here's some more http://socialmediatoday.com/node/295232
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14y ago
Well, I think the point is, building Twitter clients use to be allowed, even encouraged, by Twitter. And now it's a big no-no. So even though they're only restricting new client development, the restriction affect anyone developing with the
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Ask HN: What is 37 Signals pre-recorded billing phone number?
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14y ago
There was talk about this happening years ago: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/twitter_api_to_get_ads_... I guess nothing ever came of it. :/
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14y ago
Well, I think the primary needle to move would be the max rate limit, with plan overages costing more. I've heard numbers along the lines of millions of Twitter apps. From last year: http://mashable.com/2011/07/11/twitter-1-million-applica
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14y ago
That does actually make sense. I think it's folly, but I guess I'm biased.
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Personally, I think I'd find pricing tiers as a relief. It might be a hard pill to swallow at first, but in the long run it aligns third party API developers and Twitter's interests. Twitter would have a reason to provide quality support to
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14y ago
Why can't they do both? I have a hard time believing giving the API away for free somehow costs less to manage than charging for it.
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Why isn’t Twitter charging for their API?
(dustyreagan.com)
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That's because they bought the cool third party apps like the TweetDeck and Tweetie, and have since begun shunning third party developers. In short, the official apps were third party apps, and now no one wants to make any additional Twitte
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Well, at least they're giving us a long lead time until 1.1.
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dustyreagan
14y ago
I know there's competition in this space already, but I'm throwing my hat in the ring. Feedback most welcome!
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Show HN: My latest project Phlipster.com, Instagram on the web.
(phlipster.com)
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Pardon my ignorance, but what is RFS short for?
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I find the whole "if you love it then you don't need this" sentiment at best naive, and at worst arrogant. Sometimes we all have to do things we don't want to do. This includes, at times, working on your own project. There's nothing wrong w
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Kickstarter for science: http://www.petridish.org/ How do you propose we know what actions to take without first studying the problem? If your car breaks down, you don't immediately start disassembling the car, you troubleshoot (study the
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I'm fairly certain this is a fictional virus. But, I don't think I've ever encountered anything similar IRL. I wonder why such a virus doesn't exist? Perhaps the same people who might make a "nice virus" have an ethical dilemma about writin
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Why doesn't the NiceGuy.A virus exist?
(i.imgur.com)
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Ask HN: Anyone use Rackspace Managed Cloud Servers?
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