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11y ago
Common | http://hicommon.com/ | NYC | Software Engineering | ONSITE Common is seeking a Software Engineer to help build our web products in New York City. As an engineer, you can help turn the painful task of looking for ho
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Common | http://hicommon.com/ | NYC | Software Engineering | ONSITE Common is seeking a Software Engineer to help build our web products in New York City. As an engineer, you can help turn the painful task of looking for ho
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Common Raises 7.3M to Redefine Housing
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Selling to SMBs Part 1 – Getting Past the Gatekeepers
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Show HN: PassStack - a place to share Passbook coupons and deals
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14y ago
Does anyone use http://burst.net/ ? I've found them to be one of the cheapest VPS providers. May want to check them out if hosting in Germany is not an option.
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14y ago
Does any one know if their VPS servers are XEN or OpenVZ?
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14y ago
Send me an email ra3don92[at]gmail.com I've got some more in-depth criticism i'll pass along.
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14y ago
I'll go ahead and make some suggestions: like dlf said, it would be nice to be able to play with it before registering. Furthermore, you should allow the user to login with OpenID services such as Google or Facebook, anything you can do to
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14y ago
"IdeaBin was designed and developed by Alex Greene, a 16 yr. old student at The Bronx High School of Science." Keep up the good work, you've got some real talent for your age. Congratulations on releasing!
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15y ago
Neat! I would like to point out that the intro text right under the header is a bit hard to read with that blue background.
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15y ago
This looks great, I wasn't aware this existed. Can anyone share some similar tools they use to speed up that Ctrl+S and changing between windows process that happens when editing CSS?