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   by spurofthemoment 12y ago

   VPSes with 1 GB of RAM are more than enough to host a couple of web apps (depending on traffic of course) with Python, PHP, or similar setups. When Linode started out, their bottom offering was actually 512 MB if I remember correctly, and S
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   by spurofthemoment 12y ago

   Which country are you in exactly? Because AFAIK, in most Northern European countries people have credit cards (or at least debit cards).
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   by spurofthemoment 12y ago

   Or something similar. The important thing is that they shouldn't have to log in each time they visit the website, because then using email would cause the login process to be too slow. Again, using the password-less login for websites
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   by spurofthemoment 12y ago

   Persona is a no-go for me - I just don't believe that it will ever take off now that Mozilla has put it in maintenance mode. Mozilla has vowed to keep the servers up, but other than that they don't seem to be doing anything to fur
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   by spurofthemoment 12y ago

   people expect to have only one password Fork the Cookbook emails the user a password, but that's not what I'm suggesting. What I'm suggesting is completely password-less: You receive a link like http://example.co
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   Ask HN: Any obvious disadvantages to password-less, email-only login?

   5 points by spurofthemoment 12y ago|9 comments