greggh

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by greggh 12y ago
I love it. What I want now is a bookmarklet for my web browser so I can use the site quickly.
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by greggh 12y ago
What is the differentiator with iDoneThis? It seems to be what most people are using, if they are paying for this sort of service.
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by greggh 12y ago
Everything smt88 just said. It is hard on the eyes, hard to read. The site itself actually looks like something I would read and share with everyone if the UI/UX issues get worked out.
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by greggh 12y ago
This is one of the best examples of someone taking the Hacker News beating of a lifetime and turning it into something great. I have to say that original site was nothing but confusing. After reading the entire thing I had no idea what was
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by greggh 12y ago
If I give a lot more money, can I paint my name on the side of the RV?
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by greggh 12y ago
Is source code for the encryption available? If not, nothing is proven. Either way, its a nice idea.
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by greggh 12y ago
Well done. Simple and to the point.
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by greggh 12y ago
Does everything it needs to, and looks great.
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by greggh 12y ago
I like this. Its simple and there is a big audience. Well done.
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by greggh 12y ago
I love it. Please keep it running.
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by greggh 12y ago
I paid $600 for 0v.org a few years ago. I was happy to get a 2 character .org for under $1000. I use it for my personal site now.
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by greggh 12y ago
So you made something similar to Spritz only not as good? http://www.spritzinc.com
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by greggh 12y ago
You lost me at Joomla. It has been one of the worst CMS's and most easily exploited codebases of the last decade. Why on earth would anyone base anything on Joomla?