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by rmoriz 14y ago
to my knowledge Chargify does not support a Euro-based gateway.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
You want a local, independent gateway and acquirer anyway (same jurisdiction, language, support…) which both Spreedly.com and Recurly.com support with http://www.WireCard.com/ In bad circumstances you don't want to lose all your payment i
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by rmoriz 14y ago
consider alternatives: - http://recurly.com/ - http://spreedly.com/ + WireCard.com as gateway/acquirer. Works for all EU countries.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
because nothing works like a credit card. e.g. the popular direct debit payments can be charged back very easily + you just have to search for an valid account number (= fraud). The only payment method that works with recurring and more or
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by rmoriz 14y ago
The only gap is, that Recurly and Spreedly were not able to tell the EU founders that their service is available and working perfectly fine with European payment gateways. They all have JS and REST-APIs and a lot more: - http://recurly.com
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Looks like they're a PHP shop and only offer PHP client libs yet. Seems they didn't even understand the message Stripe has in kinds of developer focus. Also: Why would I use a payment service of the biggest copy cat company in the country
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by rmoriz 14y ago
I recently build an OAuth2 provider application on top of free ruby libraries (doorkeeper, devise, rails 3.2) for the german pirate party. While it's currently only in German, it already uses I18n and has a nice coverage in rspec and cucumb
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by rmoriz 14y ago
If you drive through Bavaria, especially the area between Munich and the Alps, it's very hard to find 4 houses/farms in a row that do not have photovoltaic cells on their roofs.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
there are no popular alternatives. Either you are super smart and design one from scratch… or you stick with OAuth and hope that some of the addressed problems will be resolved.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
I bet nobody here as anything bad to say about the exceptional skills of the github team. However such a huge investment may force them to "overscale" in order to be able to reach the expected return (by the VC). As some communities, e.g. t
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Maybe the startup in inhouse-incubator developping new apps in small teams. They clearly have all the required skills to launch a couple of commercial interesting apps per year. However a burn rate of 25m$/year — The VC wants 100 times the
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Relish. Living documentation.(relishapp.com)
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by rmoriz 14y ago
No offense but even after some years still most npm don't come with any tests. Is that considered normal or to hard to do with the current javascript test libraries?
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by rmoriz 14y ago
can you share the company who did that for 550$?
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by rmoriz 14y ago
SEEKING WORK Ruby, Rails, DevOps/Chef, TDD Remote, Germany: https://roland.io/
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by rmoriz 14y ago
also there is another very nice solution for creating rails apps (using templates, too): http://appscrolls.org/ http://drnicwilliams.com/2012/04/10/instant-new-rails-applic...
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Why not use mDNS/Bonjour?
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by rmoriz 14y ago
the fixed base fee of Braintree (with vault + recurring option) is ~30% higher than the Recurly + WireCard fees. If Braintree will have the same pricing for intl as they currently have for US...
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Why not? They get paying customers, I'm sure they like it.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
I guess it is WireCard? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3057008
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by rmoriz 14y ago
http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Open_Source http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Downloads AGPL.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
You can get SAS disks, raid controller and SSDs for an additional fee but it's still a bargain.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
my suggestion: 1. Rent a cheap box at http://hetzner.com (32GB RAM/59€ per month; 64GB RAM/109€ per month) or http://OVH.ca/ . 2. Install Proxmox VE 2.0 from http://proxmox.com/products/proxmox-ve Create virtual instances via RESTful
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Who pays for this massive amount of unused hardware? Is there a guarantee that you can access this hardware anytime in this quantity?
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Actually she might learned to code in 3 months, but shes coding much longer I guess. e.g She wrote in her XING profile that she started studying informatics in 10/2010. Despite that, consider marrying her :)
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Some people should debug their irony detector code as this is clearly irony. Great irony :)
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Check the awesome terms + conditions: http://info.yahoo.com/legal/us/yahoo/axis/en-us/
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by rmoriz 14y ago
"Especially sudo with all the magic that goes behind executing a process as another user." Your last sentence kills your standpoint totally. Please check out the mentioned "toft". It's lxc inside vagrant and designed to test complex infrast
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by rmoriz 14y ago
I still wonder why they don't do ATDD. Even when you use a statically typed language there is plenty of room for failure. I recommend using: - vagrant http://vagrantup.com/ - toft https://github.com/exceedhl/toft/ - cucumber
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by rmoriz 14y ago
I even made a cheesy video ;-) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX61U_q6ksg Board: http://pandaboard.org/ OS: http://www.linaro.org/

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