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joshmn
11y ago
It's weird looking at that map from their prospective. Like really weird.
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11y ago
I have a client, pre-funding but has some revenue, who is hell-bent on using their Rackspace credit for their production environment. "But we have a sysadmin who works for yahoo" He tries to demo me what they have currently and th
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11y ago
There's also dokku-alt[0], which is "dokku on steroids" (it really is) [0] https://github.com/dokku-alt/dokku-alt
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11y ago
I was beginning to think we collectively lost our sense of humor. There is hope. Now quick, someone post a cat pic and a relevant gif. Edit: Not complaining about the downvotes, but guys, this is the internet, not work. Loosen up. Smile for
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11y ago
I guess Mark Cuban forgot to explain this correctly. If you follow sports at all, you know what I'm talking about.
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11y ago
Makes sense! I've said this before and time and time again, but I LOVE what they're doing over at RunAbove (OVH incubated). I'm not affiliated by any means, just a very, very very very very happy customer. The performance is
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11y ago
I'm assuming you have an interest in indie bookshops. Where do you go online to talk about them? Where do your likeminded friends go online?
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11y ago
Interesting choice in building this atop DigitalOcean. Not that it's wrong by any means, but I'd be interested in hearing what process you took in choosing them. (just curiosity)
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11y ago
Would this be Bookshop Crawl? Edit: Looks like it is. You could go asking for feedback on one of the popular indie book forums (assuming there is such a thing). Marketing, at its most fundamental level, is simply placing yourself where your
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11y ago
Thanks for saving me the headache :)
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11y ago
Hmm. Now I'm thinking that I might end up using your idea (scraping the dark web) and using something like httrack[0] to do exactly that: structure. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTrack
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11y ago
I was one in a former life. Now I use my insights to help. You'd be sickened and surprised by how many startups overlook handling chargebacks.
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11y ago
I see these issues too. To be completely fair, learning about proper hyphenation of compound adjectives was never on anyone's to-do list.
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joshmn
11y ago
Financial card fraud; Most of the time someone just hops on a SOCKS4/SOCKS5 proxy, doesn't have a VPN behind that. We can grab the user's IP. Original discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8949953
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11y ago
This is so cool. Thanks gwern. If someone's feeling bored, you're welcome to put the entire archive on a web server for us to look at...... Or maybe I'll just do it.
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11y ago
I said this when the vulnerability/bug/whatever you want to call it was posted here: I use the same method for fraud detection, and it works unreasonably well. That said, I'd rather there be permissions surrounding WebRTC, bu
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11y ago
Time for an open-source pocket clone. I'll start the API.
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11y ago
Paging @sytse; "GitLab CEO here" coming soon... :) For those who don't get the joke, https://www.google.com/search?num=40&es_sm=119&q="GitLab+CEO...
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11y ago
Anyone else reading this, they're not a bad budget provider at all. A good analogy to make would be they're like a small pizza place in your hometown, versus Limestone or FDC. If you don't mind me piggy-backing, I have a non-
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11y ago
I'm guessing you're talking about Trapcall? TelAPI has such neat features.
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11y ago
Way close of a name to MIUI.
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11y ago
I'm one of those people who has a journal of 15 executable ideas at one given time. The problem is that if I'm unable to find a name I'm attached to, I won't work on it.
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11y ago
12 years later, people are still playing Halo PC. I bring this up because in a genre (FPS) that has so many evolutions, so many releases, it's amazing how dedicated a community can be. It's incredible. ps. if anyone played I proba
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11y ago
Location: Minnesota Remote: Sure Willing to relocate: :( No. Technologies: Ruby/Rails, jQuery/Coffee, that whole thing. I love building APIs. Resume/CV: http://angel.co/joshmn Email: josh[at]josh.mn
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11y ago
I think he's referring to the continuing SourceForge fiasco.
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11y ago
> Start a consultancy Exactly what I did. Felon here too. I struggle to pass a background check (theft when I was 17; convicted many years later, and I'm now 24). However, I'm pretty open about what <actually> happened wi
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11y ago
Dropping in here, because I can't pass a background check either (felony theft - did some stuff to a bank): I've learned that just being like "yo I can't pass a background check in case you were wondering" only open
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11y ago
I see you baked most of everything from scratch as far as your control panel goes. Is there any reason why you didn't simply opt for something like WHMCS and then bake in your own API wrapper?
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11y ago
Why is this not in Lisp or Lua?
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11y ago
I see lots of people on my Facebook feed asking for donations via GoFundMe. I think that might be their target market. Because you get any money donated regardless of if you reach your goal, it's a bit different than KickStarter (?). T
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