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12y ago
This is reminiscent of what Engage.io was trying to do with its popular conversations feature before it shut down. I like the fact it focuses on tech conversations rather than conversations in general, there's so much more value to me
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Interesting -- are there email clients which can process Markdown and display the body with its intended styling?
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I'm the dev behind Namevine. It makes a little bit of side income for me via affiliate revenue. That initial popup is an attempt to help me prioritize which affiliate integrations to pursue next and of course helps ensure users are sen
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12y ago
Congrats Sol, it's been a pleasure watching Examine.com go from an idea to becoming the destination for supplement knowledge. Especially seeing your posts on schwarzenegger.com!
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12y ago
Me too, so what is best practice? I put together a simple layout for my company's blog and made this link very explicit specific, see: http://blog.vidoyen.com Is that more in line with a blog reader would generally expect?
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Why the growing API economy gives developers limitless opportunities
(venturebeat.com)
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Makes sense, thanks for the response, I really like the tool. I think one area where Namegrep would benefit is to offer a few more examples to try out. As a "hacker" myself I immediately understand the power of the tool, but still
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12y ago
Got a few downvotes, is this not a relevant concern? Perhaps due to listing my similar tool (removed from above comment).
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12y ago
Who's behind this anyways? I'm genuinely curious because (1) it doesn't seem to be presented in their FAQ nor on-site and (2) the WHOIS info for namegrep.com is private. While this isn't a huge red flag, it is a little s
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Doesn't it imply a search for hotel OR hotels?
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12y ago
I think they've built some tech that attempts to open a deep link into the native app, but if that fails (for example, if you don't have the app installed) it falls back to opening the site in your browser.
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13y ago
Would you be open to sharing numbers here? For example how much data you're storing on Glacier/S3, monthly data transfer and monthly costs to you?
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13y ago
For those interested in comparing, here are the respective pricing pages for each: https://loom.com/plans https://www.dropbox.com/upgrade (consumer plans)
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I'd like a way to skim through videos. Playing at 2x or 4x doesn't really do the trick. For contrast, if I'm skimming through an article, I can quickly scan for keywords, look for paragraph breaks & sentence breaks to get
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User Communities for Web Apps: 15 Amazing Examples
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Which search engine do you use in its place?
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Are there any sites which list the deep-linking schemas for popular apps? Or where app developers can share their schema for others to use?
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Acquired then shutdown earlier on in the year.
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13y ago
I don't believe the article defines a magic square (nor was I aware). A magic square is a n by n grid of numbers where each individual row, column, and diagonal add up to the same value. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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13y ago
Great example of try first, signup later that I coincidentally just discovered is Litmus' email rendering preview system - https://litmus.com/email-testing They go quite far with it, which was really nice for my specif
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13y ago
I've been using Google Alerts via RSS for years now, primarily consuming the alerts by way of Reader, but more recently Feedly. One thing I didn't expect was to have Alerts drop RSS support coinciding with Reader's death. How
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Interestingly, Amazon is changing the terms of their Associates program to (among other things) specifically prohibit browser plugins from being eligible for sales commissions: 7. Except as agreed between you and us in a separate writte
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I use both Cloud66 and DigitalOcean, my server was destroyed as well which I can only assumed happened through the same API calls. Here are the two emails I've received from DigitalOcean on the matter that shed a bit more light on the situa
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14y ago
Great looking product, I'm a big fan of empowering everyday people to make money doing what they love. ShopLocket is a (local) favourite of mine, and I think GumRoad is also in this category. Are there specific use cases that CropUp provide
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I believe the issue at hand was that TextDrive sold "lifetime" hosting packages, was then subsumed by Joyent, who then (about a decade later) reneged on the lifetime hosting packages, scheduling them for cancellation later this year. The li
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I believe trek has updated the site's theme in the interim. I was also having some contrast and font size issues, and the new theme definitely addresses my complaints.
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The WHOIS info on the domain (sideprojectbook.com) is under privacy protection as well. I find it a bit odd that the author is masking their identity. The redirect domain, sideprojects.com, is owned by one "Houtan Fanisalek", but it's uncle
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Facebook Shares Plunge On Disappointing Q2 Earnings
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True enough, and I'm probably abusing terminology here, sorry for that. It's more me wondering out loud if there will be some alternative to OSX, largely built off of OSX in order to get around limitations like sandboxing.
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I'm wondering how soon until we see OSX being jailbroken. I suspect system level choices like this are bound to continue in order to push users in the direction of iCloud and AppStore usage (ie. vendor lock-in). Though such moves appear dra
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