robflynn

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by robflynn 15y ago
Do you plan to monetize this? (I didn't immediately spot any mention of paid plans, etc.)
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by robflynn 15y ago
Plenty of folks have applied multiple times before getting accepted. Sometimes you're "ahead of the market" and they may not yet see the benefit. 6 months from now you are be perfectly positioned. Other times, they may have simply just mis
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by robflynn 15y ago
Off topic here, but I didn't see an e-mail in your profile. I would love to try it out when it's ready.
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by robflynn 15y ago
In my case, I set up TVersity ( http://tversity.com/ ) and pointed it at my media. It works just fine with my googletv.
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by robflynn 15y ago
I tried to comment on these via the 99designs site, but the site was misbehaving for me. I'll just post them here instead: #123, #114, #109, #112 feel a bit too busy for my liking, though I do like the shooting star. #44 is nice - I really
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by robflynn 15y ago
I implemented a site that had this requirement. Much like the suggestions already here, we found that PayPal was the easiest route. We used a standard Merchant account (Authorize.Net if I recall) to handle incoming money. For the outgoing
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by robflynn 15y ago
We use Stripe and they've been wonderful.
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by robflynn 15y ago
You left out some important information. Are they trying to force you to give them your home-made/side project as they believe they are entitled to the software due to your employment? Or, are they interesting in purchasing the product?
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by robflynn 15y ago
Whether this chair was for Steve or not, it felt very symbolic/struck a chord with me. I'm surprised at how sad this single photo made me feel. We all knew it was coming, but it still hit me in a way I didn't think it would. He shall be mi
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by robflynn 15y ago
Congratulations on your official launch. I've been using Stripe for a while now and have chatted with several of you in the campfire room. You have always been extremely helpful, no matter what wildass time of the night I may decide to pok
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by robflynn 15y ago
I've never actually received a response of any kind from that dialog. Weird.
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by robflynn 15y ago
While I did not build the entire project in August, I did launch in August. It's been a long time coming, but my SaaS solution for bankruptcy attorneys ( http://noticekeeper.com ) finally launched last night. I got tired of focusing on it
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by robflynn 15y ago
Your story gave me a good chuckle. My girlfriend and I both have different types of epilepsy so our mornings frequently consist of: "You punched me in the face!" "No! You punched ME in the face!"
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by robflynn 15y ago
We napped at my old DoD contracting gig. They encouraged us to take a half hour nap if we were feeling sluggish/brain-tired as they knew that half hour of rest would buy a lot more development time than having the developers try to push thr
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by robflynn 15y ago
It was a password that I only used with iTunes, or at least, I thought it was. You may be correct. I'm more vigilant with my passwords these days.
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by robflynn 15y ago
In my compromise I did receive e-mail receipts. Interesting.
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by robflynn 15y ago
Sounds like it. When this happened to me, they removed my credit card from my account because, I assume, they couldn't get past whatever fraud mechanics were in place. That, or they like stealing gift cards but don't want to commit credit
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by robflynn 15y ago
Something similar happened to me a while back. I noticed that several smiley face/emoticon applications had been downloaded using my account. They removed my credit card from my account and drained my iTunes gift card. Apple caught the pr
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by robflynn 15y ago
I've been toying around with something similar in my spare time, though mine focuses only specifically on restaurants. I like the idea quite a bit, just haven't found the hours to dedicate to it just yet. Maybe after my product launch...
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by robflynn 15y ago
I am very interested in this info as well. Between work, contract gigs, and my own projects I spend too much time sitting. I had a habit of going for a mid-day mile or two walk to help balance things out, but the weather has been so toasty
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by robflynn 15y ago
For me it boils down to: 1. Trust. I feel like I can trust Github. While that may not be true, the fact that the majority of the folks I know use github vs gitorious makes me feel trust, whether it's earned/valid or not. 2. Github's cost, f
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by robflynn 15y ago
Another way to help calculate the price is: If you were doing this full time, how much take-home post-tax money would you need? If you need $80,000/yr post-taxes then $80/hr will get you pretty close after self employment, federal (income,
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by robflynn 15y ago
Is there some downside that I am not seeing with relation to using <button> instead of a <div>? I have always used <button> tags (occasionally <a> tags as well). Along with a css reset and some custom change
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by robflynn 15y ago
I remember having one of those cards (with a photo on it.) I always found it amusing when I was asked for photo id upon using it.
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by robflynn 15y ago
Ah, I guess I should have specified. It's a Phenom 8750 (triple core.)
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by robflynn 15y ago
Pretty cool hack! I'm looking forward to the blog post. It doesn't seem to eat my processor too much. In Chrome with AMD processor it's sitting at about 25% CPU usage.
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by robflynn 15y ago
I will second the write your own micro-framework statement. When I first began toying with frameworks, I felt much you, chromium. I understood the concept and the idea behind everything, but some of it felt like "magic." So, I sat down and
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by robflynn 15y ago
Sent, Enjoy. The "Email" field of the profiles here is private. If you want your address listed publicly you'll need to put it in the "about" section. That tripped me up for a while too.
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by robflynn 15y ago
To which address? I couldn't find one in your profile.
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by robflynn 15y ago
Mine is beginning to grow now. My friends circle is up to about 33, while geeks (which has SOME overlap but not all) is up to about 30. Family has one or two. I believe total I have about 56 folks there now. I would say most of mine are ei

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