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Any other authentication provider you had in mind, or just a direct login?
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We are still trying to figure it out, but based on the feedback we got here we will probably bring it down a bit. I'd like to avoid multi-tiered pricing if at all possible. What would be an acceptable price from your point of view? (it woul
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It is one thing to write the price on the homepage (it seems to me that a monthly smaller price is easier on the eyes than the yearly lump) and to actually charge, where you can offer a monthly and a slightly discounted yearly option. LR pl
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Yep, this is the key idea that makes/breaks dofsome as a product. I'm a hobby photographer myself and dofsome is aimed to fix my own problems, so in this way I hope it to be at least somewhat representative of other similar people's needs.
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Actually at one point I had a branch with a 1 step zooming functionality in the slideshow (basically a 2x zoom with a huge image download and 'follow-cursor' panning). But I abandoned it to improve focus and simplify the UI. Zooming on the
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Thanks for the compliment :) The focus of the service has to do with the focus of the interface, that is why community based services (500px, flickr, social networks as such) will always have a polluted interface (comment widgets, buttons e
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Hi, zenfolio.com and similar cater to a professional market where people shoot photos for a living, e.g. events like weddings & ceremonies and they upload lots of big files. And they offer an unlimited account for $50/year. In this case
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Hi, 1) At the moment we only support jpg and png. So a copy of your 1000s of avg 10MB (max worst case global image size average, probably lower). Which is fine. 2+3) Our motivation with single tier was simplicity. Simplicity of the homepage
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Thanks for the terrific feedback guys, here AND the UserVoice. To be honest, I am super-surprised that nobody complained about the google-only login. Maybe a sampling bias here at HN?
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Thanks! I am not a front-end guy and this is really an experiment and a learning experience so this goes a long way :-)
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Is the current navigation simple enough? Or maybe bigger click targets for the top bar?
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Wow that is a pretty extreme idea. With dofsome we wanted to achieve nice interface + smooth flow between photos (eg when you go photo -> grid, the photo you came from is highlighted etc). This would probably be disrupted if you had to
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Unfortunately youtube loads a resolution that is smaller or equal to the embedded frame, I didn't find a way to force full hd. If you full-screen it and then change the resolution, it should play nicely. The adds are there because I might h
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Thanks for the feedback! - Yeah, we were afraid that the name is too clever for System 1 [1] to understand. On the other hand it feels good once you get it and it makes you feel kinda like a photography insider :) Also I'm not a native Engl
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Good point, fixed the title! I am used to explaining to non-computer people and they have no idea what chrome is and GUI = buttons basically for them. :)
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Thanks! Good point about the slideshow. I asked a couple people and the opinions were about 50:50. Will gather some more feedback on this one :)
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Show HN: Dofsome.com - Chrome-less photo hosting
(dofsome.com)
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http://www.topcoder.com ?
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Ask HN: 100 (open)data stores, 0 visualization/mining algo. exchange platforms?
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https://github.com/Lokaltog/vim-powerline there ;-)
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I've been using IRC to talk to people who built some of the tools my company uses in our technology stack. This has been an amazing opportunity and a learning experience. You also learn a lot when you hang around and help more novice users
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I didn't know that the Sieve of eratosthenes could look this good!
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Game suggestion: Hnefatafl http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tafl_games
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Random thought on proto buffers: OP is advocating using the "required" modifier for fields and touting it as an advantage in comparison to JSON. I would move the field value verification logic to the client, because it can cause backwards c
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Hi all, just a little context for this little game: - this was mostly hacked during 48h long weekend hackatlon at Google Zurich - there were about 5 teams and jury picked a winner - soon after we bought the domain and released to public - a
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Show HN: NerdyPigs - cute math game and a GoogleGameJamZurich'11 winner
(nerdypigs.com)
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I normally sleep the machine and wake it up by clicking a mouse button.
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The location seems to be Berlin, but the domain is Czech. It would be cool to have this in different timezones with corresponding backgrounds!
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How is this possible? With the HW and operational costs they have to be in deep minus.. Eg linode.com is considered good and they seem to be more expensive by an order of magnitude. Can somebody tell me what the catch is?