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A mobile word game. Really re-working the game mechanics, and re-skinning prior to launch. Hopefully it launches very soon.
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If the customer service experience was anything like what it was pre-pivot, I'm not surprised they failed. When they were going out of business/pivoting, I ordered a bunch of their inventory at a large discount. One week after th
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11y ago
New Orleans is wonderful this time of year. ;)
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11y ago
The 3d-printable files are on Github here: https://github.com/Xyl2k/TSA-Travel-Sentry-master-keys
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11y ago
I use DigitalOcean and I love it. Here's my ref code: https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=9fad2cc71fbc
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11y ago
If you're okay with being treated as a Sole Proprietor, then you can get a "Does Business As" name, and get a bank account in that name.
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11y ago
Thanks for point #1. I'm going to change that right away! I use mailvelope for reading Private Forms submissions in Gmail, and it's wonderful. As far as crypto in the browser, kbpgp is a great tool, assuming your browser supports
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11y ago
In response to user feedback, I've implemented a 14-day trial period for all subscription plans.
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11y ago
I've implemented a 14 day trial period, for users to test the service before staying with us.
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11y ago
Fixed! Thanks for the good eyes :)
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11y ago
I'm interested in selling https://sendtomycloud.com . Price isn't firm. https://www.sideprojectors.com/project/project/2918/send-to-...
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That's an interesting (and accurate) point. An interested user could verify the source of the embedded page, and ensure that it doesn't change. This also doesn't protect the sender from a keylogger installed on their machine
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This is important! Thanks for asking! For non-technical users, we offer the ability to generate a key pair for you. But for more advanced (or more privacy-conscious) users, we offer the ability to upload your public key (which is used to e
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11y ago
You aren't paying for it. It's provided my my server provider, DigitalOcean.
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11y ago
I didn't build this looking to be acquired, but it would be silly not to be open minded at this early stage. Basically, I plan to continue working on this, while supplementing myself with my regular day job, until an alternative makes
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It isn't important, but it's still a detail that some people who are security-conscious might care about.
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Yes, we make heavy usage of Keybase's KBPGP. It's a great project and we're very thankful that they released this under an open license. We had a copyright attribution page that was totally buried (sorry!), but I just added
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I am. I'm making heavy usage of keybase.io's kbpgp: https://keybase.io/kbpgp
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@davidcollantes Sorry, can't respond to your reply. Mainly, we aren't doing any validation because we don't want to do anything that will read your entries other than encrypting them. If this is a feature our audience is i
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11y ago
I've updated the thank you page. Sorry, I got the example up in a hurry :)
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Oh, and I have it redirecting to a "thank you" page on complete that doesn;t really exist, so you will get a 404. The "thank you" page is configurable.
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There's an example form that I just threw up right here: http://sjstrutt.com/contact/ I know the marketing and home page need a lot of love, but I wanted to get this out in its present state. :)
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Hi, HN! Founder here (on my 2nd "startup"). I strongly believe in the need for private communication, especially in the context of doctors-patients, clients-lawyers or sources-journalists. PGP has done a great job of allowing priv
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Show HN: Private Forms: PGP-Encrypted Webforms for Privacy-Conscious Receipients
(privateforms.com)
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Hrm... A while ago, I worked on a project that is somewhat like what you described in that it's a cart where you have the full ability to use any CMS you want (or none at all) for product listing pages. There wasn't an API, thoug
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I do keep a VPS for less serious things, or things that I'm less likely to work on any further. But I usually force things to graduate from that server fairly quickly. There are a few reasons for this: 1. It forces me to commit to a
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Lots of reasons. Because online research might prompt first-aid, before visiting a doctor. Because we like to prepare ourselves before receiving (possibly terrible) news from experts, to soften the blow. Because we tend to reach for our sma
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A daily rate is very common among consultants in the oil and gas industry.
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I tend to work on "revenue-generating side-projects" rather than "startups", so my answer might be different than what you're looking for. All costs are mine to bear. But with that said, yes . Generally, I'll
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And if you use DigitalOcean, I have a referral code: https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=9fad2cc71fbc
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