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12y ago
Yeah. This is crucial. Needs to be more clear. I was trying to enter in addressed, and didn't understand why it wasn't working.
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12y ago
Version press still doesn't have a defined pricing structure. Competing against Open Source on Github doesn't bode well for them!
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12y ago
I second Divvy. I felt silly spending $14 on something that should be packaged into OSX, but it's a feature you need regardless
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12y ago
That's rough. I feel like they're itching to turn the developer's joke into a 'hot topic' of feminism debate.
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12y ago
I read your title and thought: "Well, duh. Of course the Xbone is going to use more power then the 360, let alone even weaker systems." After reading the article, it brings up some actually interesting points regarding overall pow
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12y ago
I couldn't be more excited for this change. The current process of making Angular sites compatible for Google SEO is atrocious
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12y ago
I really like the service, however it desperately needs a better tutorial / how-to for the first time user.
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13y ago
My assumption: No ISP wants to be the first to make the transition to using MBps. And thus, legacy metrics are used forever.
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13y ago
I've been using Fotolia. It's one of the better stock photography sites, and their prices are pretty good if you: a.) Pre-pay for credit b.) Don't need images larger then 1200px X 1200px
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13y ago
Julie's argument wraps around the idea of "designing for the lowest common denominator". In an age of responsive design, I find it strange that a tech company wouldn't have the manpower to design arguably the most used w
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13y ago
I've had fantastic experiences both surfing in Europe, and hosting back in Boston. Be smart, be careful, but most importantly - be prepared to meet some fantastic people.
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13y ago
The article talks a ton about the utility and reasons of popularity behind Silk Road - however with the exception of saying "..uh.. Tor slash encryption" never actually answers "Why Did It Take So Long to Shut Down Silk Road?
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13y ago
Personally - These surveys drive me nuts. Especially from companies like DELL / HP - where all I want is a driver I can't find. Has anyone discovered a better way (uservoice maybe?) to collect feedback from users that want to cont
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13y ago
I was just thinking about how intrusive popup surveys are. Thanks for mentioning this.
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13y ago
There will always be a way to hack a phone's software. Though this is a nice approach at deterring petty theft. Lets just hope it doesn't affect resell value.
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13y ago
Not a bad idea. Best way to encourage projects to add better shipping support might be to purely ask questions to their project page! I know I'd add better shipping if I knew I had a backer waiting on me
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13y ago
Yes. It's not the currency, but rather shipping and language barrier that I'd be worried about. (GBP are obviously slightly less of a concern)
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13y ago
I bought it. Looks great, but there are some minor features needed before it becomes a full product. Being able to add tasks as a client, and edit the invoice details should be priorities. I'm looking forward to where it's going to be in a
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13y ago
Certainly biased - but I've read dozens of thought-provoking articles from them.
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13y ago
HackerNews: Step 1: Contribute to conversation Step 2: Link to your own business as an example. I think you forgot step 1
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13y ago
Fantastic! That would make this perfect for me. Once I read (in an above update) that updates are included, I purchased the app in a heartbeat!! I just shot you an e-mail via codecanyon. Looks great! Looking forward to giving it a shot toni
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13y ago
Fantastic! That's nice to know
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13y ago
Great design! Is it possible for both clients and admins to add tasks? I can't seem to find the action to add tasks as a client...
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13y ago
I would host it for free just to keep it on the internet - would you be interested in moving the project to one of my servers? You would still have full control over the site if you ever wished to monetize it somehow.
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14y ago
People are generally attracted by attractive people.