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melicerte
14y ago
You are absolutely right and it is kind of obvious. Nevertheless, knowing that, what surprises me the most is that they achieve to secure $40M in funding. Investment companies should be a bit more careful when they put their cash on the ta
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melicerte
14y ago
Stripe looks great and affordable! Alas, still not available in Europe (request was sent to them more than a year from now). In the meantime, we are working with Avangate.
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14y ago
If the only thing that this service does is to pair a name I provide with 2500 keywords (or 4000 in the business version), I can do that by script for myself in less than a day or two (the longest time will be to generate the keywords list)
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14y ago
99$/month for that piece of crap ? Is this some kind of joke or something? I mean the web name generator is just a generator based on a small dictionary mixing the name you provide and each of the entries in the dictionary. Great ! (the who
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melicerte
14y ago
There'll be no time before you'll see european based identity provider. my company is looking into it at the moment and we are sure we are not alone.
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melicerte
14y ago
Patrick Wyatt's CV at the end of the post is impressive and its story well worth the read !
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14y ago
Just pledged. Now lets the world know we need OSS project like this.
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14y ago
"made entirely under Inkscape" +1
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melicerte
14y ago
What about better Caldav support and Implementation of the Carddav ? Chat Integration, who cares when you don't even have a decent addressbook integration?
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14y ago
I'm cross-posting here the comment I added to the mozilla blog: [quote] Firefox went to live because of the IE dominance in the corporate and private world. In the same idea, Thunderbird went to live to offer an alternative to the Exchange/
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14y ago
That just means that there are bad programmers outside, not necessarily bad languages. Nevertheless, I don't know a single perfect programming language anyway, so you can write tons of article titled "what's wrong with xxx". But, apart driv
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14y ago
Stupidest poll ever?
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melicerte
14y ago
Too bad we can't vote a story down... :)
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melicerte
14y ago
Good to see people still develop using ncurse. It is quite different from the "SaaS in the cloud" trend.
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14y ago
SaaS I presume? For the sake of the business I run (webdev), I will never trust a SaaS Issue tracking or broader project management.