michaelschade

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by michaelschade 15y ago
Are you talking specifically about the notifications? If so: GNTP is what I'm using for the notifications throughh Growl and there's already a Growl for Windows that supports GNTP ( http://www.growlforwindows.com/gfw/help/gntp.aspx ). I hav
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Stripe Growl: Growl Notifications for Stripe.com(github.com)
38 points by michaelschade 15y ago|3 comments
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by michaelschade 15y ago
Love it, the interface is great. I'd like to see query parameters stored in the URL instead. As others have mentioned, it'd be nice to be able to bookmark pages and you currently can't. In addition to the bookmarking use case, I'd want to b
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by michaelschade 15y ago
I made a conscious effort to do that more on a recent talk that I gave, and I felt so much better with the results. It's surprising just how difficult it is to force yourself to pause for even a few seconds, but the payoff in terms of your
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NoDaddy In Review (& How I Trolled Back)(mschade.me)
1 points by michaelschade 15y ago|0 comments
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by michaelschade 15y ago
To that end, also give consideration to a screenshot of a (or, similarly, a stylized/cartoony) browser on Google Voice or a similar service. Don't even have to have a phone to easily carpool, then.
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by michaelschade 15y ago
Looks great. From what I can gather, the carpooling is done on a recurring basis, where it messages you every week day. I'd love to see a single use option. My friends and I carpool all the time, but it's neither for school nor work. So, wh
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Remotely monitor any Haskell application(blog.johantibell.com)
8 points by michaelschade 15y ago|0 comments
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by michaelschade 15y ago
Of note is that Kevin has put the data on GitHub ( https://github.com/kscanne/orthotree ) so that others can make their own visualizations. He offers some suggestions near the end of the post.
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1000 [Indigenous] Languages on the Web(indigenoustweets.blogspot.com)
4 points by michaelschade 15y ago|1 comments
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by michaelschade 15y ago
I've updated it so now you can list how many domains you'll transfer away. As of this comment, GoDaddy will lose 205 domains and 58 customers.
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NoDaddy: Band Together Against SOPA-Supporting GoDaddy(rawr.mschade.me)
13 points by michaelschade 15y ago|1 comments
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by michaelschade 15y ago
Great idea and execution, love it. Perhaps you mentioned it in the opening message and I just missed it, but...I was waiting for objects to appear that were oriented differently, and only by accident did I realize that I had to tap to rotat
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by michaelschade 15y ago
I agree. I actually hovered over the example at first thinking that it might be interactive since there was such a prominent CTA above it. To the point of the description drawing the most attention, perhaps it should be swapped with the act
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by michaelschade 15y ago
That's a huge stretch. It would be like claiming that an engineer at Google should email me whenever my website goes down and help me fix it because, if my website is down, then it's one less website in their index, and they need sites in t
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by michaelschade 15y ago
I hear it's something that they're working on. You can sign up at https://stripe.com/global to be notified when they do come to your country. I bet that also gives them a priority list.
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by michaelschade 15y ago
I have called PayPal once before. The experience wasn't horrible, but it didn't leave me enthusiastic like Stripe's does. I'm not holding that against them though: it's only one mediocre experience, and I have not used them much because of
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by michaelschade 15y ago
Thanks, I wasn't aware of that. Edit : I was looking at it more and, as MichaelGG pointed out, I think it still means that you have to handle the credit card on your server and be PCI compliant.
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by michaelschade 15y ago
That's somewhat a fair point, but I'll disagree. In that instance, the co-founder replied, but I've heard from a number of Stripe's other employees since then, and in every case the customer support has been wonderful. Perhaps that's solely
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by michaelschade 15y ago
I was one of the beta users too–I showed the letter to my co-founder and we both got huge smiles on our faces. Here's a picture of it: http://yfrog.com/nz99532600j
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by michaelschade 15y ago
The post is spot on. My initial attraction to Stripe was because of a reason mentioned in the post: not wanting to redirect or otherwise interrupt the normal order process of my site with another company's (branded) checkout form just to ha
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by michaelschade 15y ago
Here it is on Hackage: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/stripe
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Stripe API Implemented in Haskell (hs-stripe)(github.com)
5 points by michaelschade 15y ago|1 comments
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by michaelschade 15y ago
For those interested in seeing all of her tweets, I've put them up on Storify here to make them easier to read through in order: http://storify.com/michaelschade/myfirstmammo-at-xeni
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by michaelschade 15y ago
Sweet! I've updated the README to note the existence of your extension. Thanks for the contribution!
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by michaelschade 15y ago
This was written in response to Gun.io's post, which was recently on HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3266455
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Why do good people build bad applications? (RE: $200,000 OSHA app)(rc3.org)
8 points by michaelschade 15y ago|1 comments
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by michaelschade 15y ago
Works wonderfully–very nice!
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by michaelschade 15y ago
Hey, that's pretty slick. Just signed up to check it out, thanks for sharing!
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by michaelschade 15y ago
I can't seem to get the extension to work (package not valid). It looks neat, though. Detecting and highlighting new comments was my original functionality, and I added the post list highlighting as an after-thought when I couldn't find som

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