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by secos 17y ago
The scoring mechanism is weird, and not quite intuitive. However, I played around with it for a few min and it started to make /some/ sense. Overall, very useful for finding short names.
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Turkey, Gravy, and a project? (what's your holiday project?)(myholidayapp.com)
3 points by secos 17y ago|0 comments
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by secos 17y ago
30s to get your point across. Time for the point plus 2-3 key supporting arguments.
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What project are you working on during the upcoming holidays?(myholidayapp.com)
31 points by secos 17y ago|26 comments
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by secos 17y ago
I was going for obvious. There is (currently) a way around that. I say currently because I have updates to fix it. I know this would be a "fun tool" for some people to play jokes and pranks on other people, but cannot in good conscious le
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by secos 17y ago
The trust you speak of is an illusion. Security through obscurity at best. I would rather warn of the dangers.
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by secos 17y ago
Yeah, I picked that because no matter what time of day or week you look at the site, there is /always/ a Twitter post on the front page of TC.
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by secos 17y ago
What do you dislike about it? I know its not the best, and would love critical feedback on how it could be better.
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by secos 17y ago
exactly.
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by secos 17y ago
very good point. That is basically what I am after... they hide the true origin and intent when they hide the content in an iframe.
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URL Shorteners are evil, here's one to prove it.(mug.gd)
86 points by secos 17y ago|57 comments
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by secos 17y ago
Lao Tzu - Tao Te Ching Dave Thomas & Andy Hunt - Pragmatic Programmer
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by secos 17y ago
I also do basic IT work, but try to keep more to development oriented work. So, small-medium projects are my ideal.
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by secos 17y ago
I have betterized.com and relevnt.com ... not sure what type of recommendations you are looking for, but these could work for the right ones
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by secos 17y ago
usermob.com twooty.com carmindr.com fixingstupid.com
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by secos 17y ago
if you can deploy your app to Amazon, then it seems to be ideal for what you are asking for. Amazon EC2 for the "deployment" piece, Amazon FPS for the billing, and you tack on your charges...
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by secos 17y ago
http://gangplankhq.com/ kickass guys and gals doing this in Phoenix, and http://jailbreakomaha.com getting started in Omaha, NE.
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by secos 17y ago
boy am I glad I don't have to do that anymore. Used to be on call for financial systems... ouch.
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by secos 18y ago
I'm a big fan... spent ~2 hours looking through your lists over the last couple days. Nothing in particular stood out (like you said many of them are not very good), but it was invaluable in helping me think about my idea and naming in a d
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by secos 18y ago
I put http://myholidayapp.com up right before t-day to give people a place to let others know about their apps. This holiday break, I worked on a charitable giving site, hopefully will have an initial release out by the end of the month.
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by secos 18y ago
I second. Have all my domains with them and am very happy. The one minor complaint I have is that they do not let you manage your DNS records very easily. I usually switch my name servers over to Slicehost and manage from there.
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Let the world know what you did this holiday(myholidayapp.com)
1 points by secos 18y ago|0 comments
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by secos 18y ago
... perhaps we all do?
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News for Social Entrepreneurs (powered by Slinkset)(news.dailychange.org)
4 points by secos 18y ago|0 comments
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by secos 19y ago
Agreed. If you already know Smalltalk, then Seaside is the best possible framework to get started with. You will be at home, and it probably won't feel too different than what you are already doing.