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by singer 15y ago
You posted this yesterday. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3557805
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by singer 15y ago
I'm not even sure what the product looks like. I think it would be helpful if you include a live demo on your website.
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by singer 15y ago
I am still going to transfer all of my domains anyhow. They should not have supported it from the start.
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by singer 15y ago
Can you post a link? I'd like to check out your product.
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by singer 15y ago
@Nitrogen, that sounds like a different issue. But, yes, it could be an issue if you're sending email with confusing subject lines. The comments at the following link show what I'm referring to -- people taking the easy way out: http://ask
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by singer 15y ago
Adding a large button to the top would certainly make it easier for those people who open the emails and want to unsubscribe. And I wouldn't worry about the increase in unsubscribers. I'd rather help people unsubscribe than have them mark m
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by singer 15y ago
Yes, the unsubcribe link does work. I think the problem is that people are not interested in purchasing the product, so they mark the "your trial is ending" email as spam because it's easy to do. I don't think most people understand the neg
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by singer 15y ago
The link is extremely easy to find. It's the only link that appears at the bottom of my emails. Checking the box in my Gmail inbox and clicking the "Spam" button is much easier than opening the email and hunting down the unsubscribe link.
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by singer 15y ago
Do you have any trouble with people reporting your drip emails as spam? I found that some people are reporting emails instead of clicking the unsubscribe link. Unfortunately, many email clients make that button more convenient than tracking
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by singer 15y ago
If they are like me, they didn't use Netflix much and it just became an unnecessary expense. For those who use Netflix on a daily basis, I think the new price is still fair.
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by singer 15y ago
This was breaking news... in November, 2010.
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by singer 15y ago
Ford Explorers (and possibly other) have adaptive (automated) cruise control. It's not really scary at all because it measures the distance between your car and the car in front of you, and determines the proper speed to drive. It's no diff
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by singer 15y ago
I launched a web service that sends out weather alerts issued by the National Weather Service via email, text message, or phone. http://www.WeatherWatcherAlerts.com
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by singer 15y ago
What about looking up consumers via email address instead? Some consumers would get around that by using a different email address, but I bet the majority of consumers consistently use the same email address when making purchases online.
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by singer 15y ago
$8/month seems like a fair price to me when taking into consideration the problem you're solving. Maybe try running a special on AppSumo.com. I'm sure a majority of their users are in your target audience.
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by singer 15y ago
HeyWire doesn't seem to offer an SMS API. If they did that for free, I'm sure they would be out of business in no time flat.
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by singer 15y ago
What's with the constant reminder that it was "built in 8 hours"? Is that to warn me that it's really buggy or are you trying to impress me?
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by singer 15y ago
Carbonite
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by singer 16y ago
Have you considered that not all book lovers are Facebook lovers?
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by singer 16y ago
Thanks for clearing that up. I was starting to think my iPad was going to cook me dinner quickly. That is surely an item on the iPad 3 feature list.
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by singer 16y ago
"your original comment treated the statement "no one needs" as if he were saying "there's no value in"" And that isn't what I was saying either. Some people really do need a portable device like an iPad. However, as this article points ou
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by singer 16y ago
"you'll surely use your oven instead of the microwave if you're not time-constrained" So, if I'm time-constrained, you're thinking I'm going to type that email on my iPad? Again, this is a bad analogy. I think people really do need tablet
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by singer 16y ago
"He even makes a nice little Microwave-to-Oven analogy." (TomOfTTB) The microwave-to-oven analogy doesn't make much sense. Do you think most people are sitting beside their desktop/laptop while they use their iPad/tablet? I love my iPad,
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by singer 16y ago
Nobody needs a tablet? Sure... let me just pack my desktop computer up and put it in my carry-on bag the next time I travel. "As you might expect, the top three things consumers have been doing with iPads are surfing the web, writing and c
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by singer 16y ago
What happens if someone bypasses your client library in the APK file? Also, will the application fail to launch if it cannot reach androidlicenser.com (or wherever it goes) to verify the user when the app is launched?
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by singer 16y ago
Out of sight, out of mind. And put your phone in silent mode if you don't want to hear it. It's all about self control. If someone does not have that, then maybe a cell phone really isn't for them.
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by singer 16y ago
That sounds like a loss of freedom to me. How about the freedom to not answer your phone when you don't want to be bothered?
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by singer 16y ago
Per the footer note: "Sadly, this app doesn't exist. If you think it should and write cool Mac apps, email me, or message me on Twitter."
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by singer 16y ago
This site doesn't load properly in IE8.
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by singer 16y ago
Do you mean "is planning to double"? They haven't doubled anything yet.

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