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by rksprst 17y ago
Copy and paste works great on my blackberry. Which btw, I switched to after 3 years with the iPhone (first generation and 3G) where I hated copy and paste for the reason stated above (shows up when I don't want it to). Also, I now love my b
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by rksprst 17y ago
Pivotal Tracker for project management. PBWorks wiki for organizing our information, collaboration. Google Apps for email. Dropbox to share files, backup. Google Voice for phone (love the forwarding). Chrome as a browser(just stopped using
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by rksprst 17y ago
Clickable website link: http://coloft.com/
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Tell HN: Great new co-working space in LA: CoLoft + Lean Startups Meetup tonight
1 points by rksprst 17y ago|1 comments
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by rksprst 17y ago
This is great. Very useful, but it does take up a lot of space. I actually built something like this for my site, but ended up scrapping it since it was too much maintenance.
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Pricing Response from the Recurly CEO(blog.recurly.com)
2 points by rksprst 17y ago|0 comments
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by rksprst 17y ago
He uses yahoo's index, as well as his own index to get the best results. So it's a combination.
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by rksprst 17y ago
What stops me from putting another user's notifo username? Most users use the same username on various sites...
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by rksprst 17y ago
I've personally spoken to a restaurant owner that told me that a Yelp salesperson told him that negative reviews would be removed if he signed up. Nothing they do will really surprise me anymore.
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by rksprst 17y ago
Can someone from any of these countries confirm?
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by rksprst 17y ago
Anyone know what software they to make/send their estimates? As well as the CRM they use? The message screenshot I take is from some CRM tool? Edit: Looks to be ballpark for both, can anyone confirm?
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by rksprst 17y ago
Used them for different parts of the code for my startup. I haven't used threads before working on my startup, but I couldn't live without them now. They're essential to many parts...
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by rksprst 17y ago
I understand the point of rewarding developers... but I think they could have gotten more out if it if they had the exact same reqs but for the iphone... meaning they were recruiting successful iphone devs to develop for android by offering
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by rksprst 17y ago
In terms of features: more stencils (iphone elements, other little elements that balsamiq has), I find it easier to edit button text in balsamiq vs going to the properties area, ability to make a button clickable and go to another sketch, a
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by rksprst 17y ago
I agree with you that native apps are usually better. But, I'd rather have a slower adobe air app then a native app that is missing important features (like ability to collaborate with co-workers regardless of platform).
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by rksprst 17y ago
Balsamiq seems to have more features that are important + being a native app is not an advantage unless you are equal on all other fronts. Besides for that it looks like a nice "copy" of balsamiq. Because your products are so similar, I thi
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by rksprst 17y ago
They already do this... everything is run through a proxy and cached for a few minutes (regardless of etag or anything else).
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by rksprst 17y ago
Not sure about the legal implications but there are a couple sites that have their terms of use / privacy policy under creative commons. Wordpress has their ToS under CC share alike: http://en.wordpress.com/tos/
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by rksprst 17y ago
It seems like when she signed up to Buzz it auto-followed her most frequently used contacts (which included her ex-husband). As a follower he was able to read her shared google reader feeds (since those items are automatically shared via Bu
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by rksprst 17y ago
We're going to be using SendGrid http://www.sendgrid.com
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by rksprst 17y ago
I disagree, I can't get used to the console view in Dev Tools. No statuses are returned for ajax requests you can't easily see post parameters, headers, json formated return data, etc. Also, in firebug changes in the source are reflected as
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by rksprst 17y ago
They're helping Google so they can better learn about the capabilities of the Chinese hackers and how to secure vital US political/military/intelligence/financial systems from further attacks.
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by rksprst 17y ago
If Amazon forces publishers to a price ceiling of $9.99 for Kindle eBooks; while the same books are selling for whatever price the publisher decides on iBooks/iPad, where do you think consumers will buy their ebooks? They're not blowing any
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by rksprst 17y ago
I'd love to play chess on it + cross word puzzles.
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Ask HN: What day to launch, how to get press coverage?
2 points by rksprst 17y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How many days in advance to contact bloggers before launch?
6 points by rksprst 17y ago|1 comments
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by rksprst 17y ago
Done - thanks. I didn't notice that since this is only the splash page while we're in private beta.
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Ask HN: Feedback and beta test my startup, SocialBlaze
9 points by rksprst 17y ago|6 comments
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by rksprst 17y ago
Working on my startup SocialBlaze - it helps companies do social media marketing / brand monitoring, http://www.socialblazeapp.com In private beta now; looking to launch a public beta in the next few weeks. Some good feedback from beta te
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by rksprst 17y ago
Image 1 of your screenshots should replace the two iphones showing a splash screen (they serve no purpose + I don't want to see your splash page - if you use them just for links, just make a get it now button). I had to click the screenshot

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