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Turn Gmail into a Helpdesk
(hiverhq.com)
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nands
10y ago
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Show HN: Mailflo – Customer support right from Gmail
(mailflo.io)
63 points
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12y ago
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nands
14y ago
Exactly. The idea of copying email from one inbox to another "shared inbox" is painful.
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nands
14y ago
Lists work well to a certain extent but would not be suitable for a number of cases. Say a team member decides to add an existing email conversation to the list at a later point in time. This would break the original email thread structure
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GrexIt Turns Gmail Into A Social Task Management System
(techcrunch.com)
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14y ago
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Dear Asana Inbox, why do you want to slay email?
(blog.grexit.com)
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14y ago
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Basecamp should love email a bit more
(blog.grexit.com)
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15y ago
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The power of Collective Inbox
(blog.grexit.com)
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15y ago
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nands
16y ago
gestures are super funny!
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nands
16y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. Your "attention to detail" is noteworthy ! We will rectify this soon.
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Ask HN: Review my startup - GrexIt: Build a Knowledge Base out of your email
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16y ago
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16y ago
I suppose a cloud app is needed which would help us to backup data across multiple/popular cloud services. Chances of data being lost reduce drastically (almost to zero) if multiple clouds are keeping a backup of the same data.
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nands
16y ago
You would rather risk losing your data more keeping with yourself. This is a stupid post. Clouds solutions generally implement good backup solutions and with almost 100% availability to the data. Google has anyway restored more than 50% of
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nands
16y ago
Good stuff. The analysis is better than YSlow.
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nands
16y ago
Stack overflow has probably been the best Q&A site around, content-wise, user-experience wise and probably every other criteria a user would care about. Good work !
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Stack Overflow Hits 10M Uniques
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16y ago
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16y ago
Apple also released a few demos for html5 a while back, you will have to use safari though. Quake 2 was ported to html5 sometime back. You should have a full html5 compatible browser to run it http://code.google.com/p/quake2-gwt-port/
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SponsorPay Facebook Adds "Unlike Page" Button to Page Stories
(insidefacebook.com)
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16y ago
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nands
16y ago
Right balance is relative to your business and at what state you are in currently. For a t=0 startup, I would rather concentrate on finishing the basic feature set and launching asap rather than spending time looking around. For a business
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nands
16y ago
This is their logo ver2. The ver1 was way simple ! http://www.phpforandroid.net/artwork
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PHP for android
(phpforandroid.net)
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16y ago
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nands
16y ago
Try Cain Able, its it probably the best ARP spoofing tool around for pc.
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nands
16y ago
jQuery will act as more of a tool rather than the core for your application. It gets done a lot of things fast and efficiently. Your application design will decide how it performs on user's browser. Performance and resource wise I find jQue
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nands
16y ago
yup! practice is the key. Gradually you will be able to start figuring better way of doing things.