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by fomojola 13y ago
Firefox has done this for a very long time: its called profiles and you can read up on it at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profiles-where-firefox-... . You can simply run firefox.exe -p and pull up the profi
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How do you want to login today?(blog.ideasynthesis.com)
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Show HN: Visual Invoice Design with Spot Invoice(blog.ideasynthesis.com)
3 points by fomojola 13y ago|3 comments
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by fomojola 13y ago
Not yet available for iOS Safari, oddly enough. I would think it would be easier to do there, and the ability to add push to a Safari website saved to the iOS screen as a shortcut would be pretty excellent.
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Showing animated GIFs on Android(engineering.hipmob.com)
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BinaryDrawable for Android: Bitmaps in your JAR files(engineering.hipmob.com)
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by fomojola 13y ago
Probably less than the felony she may have gotten.
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Cardless ATMs allow you to get cash with your phone(money.cnn.com)
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by fomojola 13y ago
Fair concern, but Paypal is quite excellent at clawing back money from vendors, and I think that the fact that this actually requires a physical location decreases the fraud potential somewhat.
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by fomojola 13y ago
I think you're looking for this: https://www.nitrous.io/pricing
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by fomojola 13y ago
A little side project I built: https://www.spotinvoice.com/ that spits out PDF invoices and lets you collect payments via Stripe. No accounting software integration, though.
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by fomojola 13y ago
Its even odder: she did get her full name ( http://marissamayer.tumblr.com/ ). However, it includes a comment that points to http://marissamayr.tumblr.com/ (it says Please see marissamayr.tumblr.com for my bl
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by fomojola 13y ago
GameClosure ( http://www.gameclosure.com/ ) looks really good.
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Show HN: an API to read/write barcodes and PDF files(textibility.com)
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by fomojola 13y ago
Am I right that this sounds like the equivalent of an operational transformation solution that can resolve to SQL DML statements? Did you at all consider using the same wire format as something like ShareJS?
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by fomojola 13y ago
Odd: this one was making the rounds a couple of weeks ago as https://medium.com/lift-and-drag/7885a299bca2 .
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by fomojola 13y ago
We've gone ahead and disabled it while we work on the privacy and user experience. We will make the indicator and opt-out really easy to see and reach.
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by fomojola 13y ago
Matthew, we've gone ahead and disabled it while we work on the privacy and user experience. Some more thought is clearly necessary (one of the reasons we posted here) and something like the banner solution you suggested is probably the way
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by fomojola 13y ago
Welcome to HN (I see this account was created within the last couple of minutes). We actually aren't trying to hide it (an HN post is not really the sort of thing one does when one is trying to hide a feature: we're actually advertising and
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by fomojola 13y ago
Tom, thanks for the comment: we've disabled Typeview while we work on the privacy and user experience. We clearly didn't think that through as well as we should have. As it turns out Google search-as-you-type is actually retained for 2
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by fomojola 13y ago
Thanks for the comment: we've gone ahead and disabled this while we work on the privacy and user experience.
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by fomojola 13y ago
Ryan, thanks for the pointer: we're going to turn this off while we try and fix the privacy/user experience.
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by fomojola 13y ago
No deja vu: just repeating myself so folks don't have to scroll through the entire page looking for responses that may apply to their comments (they may still do so if they choose, but they don't have to).
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by fomojola 13y ago
All, thanks for the feedback. We've disabled the Typeview functionality and rolled that update out. We're going to: 1. Provide an opt-out on the site operator side (so a site operator can choose not to use it). 2. Provide a clear indicator
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by fomojola 13y ago
Brett, we looked at this more like instant search results (similar to what most search engines do already) where the server updates the results as the user types into the query box. The human operator does increase the privacy questions,
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by fomojola 13y ago
We looked at this more like instant search results (similar to what most search engines do already) where the server updates the results as the user types into the query box. The human operator does increase the privacy questions, though, b
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by fomojola 13y ago
We looked at this more like instant search results (similar to what most search engines do already) where the server updates the results as the user types into the query box. The human operator does increase the privacy questions, though.
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by fomojola 13y ago
This is Femi from Hipmob: we looked at this more like instant search results (similar to what most search engines do already) where the server updates the results as the user types into the query box. The human operator does increase the pr
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by fomojola 13y ago
Would an explicit flag to turn this off be better? We looked at this similar to instant search results in Google: as you type the results update. Obviously having a human at the other end elevates the privacy concerns: are there other angle
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by fomojola 13y ago
This is Femi with Hipmob: there ARE some privacy concerns we have over this, and as it evolves we expect to add additional notifications and controls. The human operator element does make it more privacy-sensitive, but we looked at it more

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