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Thanks. Do you think it's okay to ask for a percentage of what revenue they take from the service? If so, what would be typical? I will host the service, they will point their customers at it.
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Ask HN White-Label service: How do I go about it?
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Amateur space enthusiasts launch paper plane into space
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For me it's: Perl - Hacking C# - Bread and Butter Python - Happy Although, there's quite a bit of overlap.
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Implanted chip 'helps blind people detect objects'
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Boosting science education
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The science of optical illusions
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In pictures: Mandelbrot's fractals
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UK police tweet every incident over 24-hour period
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Bruce Schneier warns 'profits killing personal privacy'
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William Gibson says the future is right here, right now
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Nice change seeing the Django settings.py file scrolling by rather than the typical 'C' or unix command line output. Hopefully, that isn't the real secret key on display though.
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Change to Bios will make for PCs that boot in seconds
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A Brief History of Mathematics (podcast)
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How to disconnect from your online life
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Complex code is never good for security. In 2006, a small change was made to the Debian port of OpenSSL to do something like remove a few compiler warning messages. Unfortunately, it had the side effect of making the random number generato
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Technical and cultural changes in chess
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http://www.google.com/ncr should take you to google.com rather than a local search such as google.co.uk. However, I still don't see anything with Chrome or Firefox when trying this.
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N is a Number: A Portrait of Paul Erdös
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A few podcasts I enjoy: The Guardian's Media Talk podcast is normally very good: http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/series/mediatalk Robots, News and Views on robotics: http://www.robotspodcast.com Skeptics' Guide to the Universe: http:/
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Re the SSL error, I think the problem maybe that you've forgotten to configure your server to send the intermediate CA certs. Without these certs the browser can't build a path to one of its pre-configured trust anchors. To see what I mean,
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Start-Up Stories: Max Levchin
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Scroogle's website not listed in google search results
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Here are a few I enjoy: Techzing Mixergy Radiolab Floss Weekly Stack Overflow (no recent podcasts from Joel and Jeff however)
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Totally agree. After a major coding session earlier today, I spent a couple of very enjoyable hours gardening. The complete contrast really works for me. Although I do sometimes listen to a tech podcast at the same time :-)
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I know what an important tool computers can be to the older folk in my life; so, yes, if the iPad allows more seniors to benefit from computers then that's fantastic.
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My limited experience of older people and computers has been very positive. All the older members of my family (70s - 89) use computers for email, research, shopping etc. The eldest (90 in June) has been playing with computers for years an
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So much quality info! Very many thanks.
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You could also encrypt with AxCrypt or similar beforehand to give defence in depth
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Very helpful. Thanks. Just wondering, why you decided on going with RoR and if you considered any other frameworks such as Django?
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