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16y ago
Domain registrations for $16 a year? Perhaps they should change their promotion title to "Hello GoDaddy".
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16y ago
You can buy exclusive rights to any logo that was previously sold for $199. So, you could buy an original logo there.
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Reservv | http://www.Reservv.com (11/22/2010) A self-service web application for companies to manage appointments online. Customers can view a calendar of open appointment dates/times, reserve appointments, cancel appointments, and rece
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Ask HN: Who Is Launching This Month? (November 2010)
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16y ago
You can purchase a logo in their Logo Store for $99. http://99designs.com/logo-design/store
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16y ago
More info: http://aws.amazon.com/free
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16y ago
My comment was in reply to gshannon's thought that most companies own all work/ideas. Your reply to my comment made no sense. Thanks for clarifying though. I didn't think you had a point.
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16y ago
What's your point?
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Ask HN: Preventing SQL injection/XSS in web apps
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At most companies, that doesn't count for the things you do outside of work.
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This looks like a freeairbnb.com in the making.
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I don't think they have enough employees. When I send them DMCA takedown notices, they only remove the content if I remind them 3 or 4 times. After weeks of reminding them, the content has been seen by thousands. That kind of defeats the pu
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16y ago
"sorry guys, can't give too many specifics yet" Ideas are a dime a dozen. The real value is in the execution. Execution is nearly impossible to duplicate.
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16y ago
5 Hour Energy
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I can supply you with the current conditions, daily forecast, hourly forecast, and severe alerts (US only) for nearly any city in the world for $0.02 per API call. I have access to more weather stations than any single source in the world.
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16y ago
In my phpBB forums, I check all email addresses using the API at the website below. I'd say it eliminates about 90% of the spammers. http://www.stopforumspam.com/apis
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16y ago
Who is the source of your weather data?
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I wouldn't worry too much about people thinking the price is too cheap. I'd wonder how many of those people paying $2.95/month would also be willing to pay $9.95/month, $19.95/month, etc.
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16y ago
Startups are what the founders make of them. YC is just a stepping stone.
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16y ago
gilaniali, to answer your question, you do not need an SSL certificate to protect your PayPal checkout process. The security is all handled on their end. Sure, you could get an SSL certificate, but it seems like a waste of money to me.
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16y ago
I was just curious. From my experience writing weather apps, I know there are very few sources that will allow you to sell their data without some kind of written agreement.
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16y ago
http://www.RackspaceCloud.com
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16y ago
Don't forget about users from other countries who prefer F over C.
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16y ago
Where does your weather data come from?
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16y ago
"We use the Etsy API to get the latest listings from Etsy multiple times a day. We then take the listings, index them by their titles, tags, materials, colors and price."
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16y ago
I would build Diaspora.
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16y ago
Do you have any plans to support IE8?
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16y ago
Customers from 32% of the businesses did not return. 32% of the businesses said customers did not return. Hmmm... seems like the same thing to me.
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According to the article, less than 32% of the customers visited once. "The 32% that said they didn’t make a profit from the program reported that customers rarely bought more than the coupon deal and few returned to the business at a later
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16y ago
We need a 5th option: "I was fooled into donating money"
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