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by t0 13y ago
Brand new accounts can't. You need a couple of karma points. Asking for upvotes or upvoting a certain person isn't really fair.
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by t0 13y ago
There are a lot of misconceptions about hacking. If someone were to target your site and try to "hack" it, they'd simply be checking for vulnerabilities. A few simple steps can secure you from 99% of them. For example, securing inputs. Any
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by t0 13y ago
Bitcoin or LR. Let them incur the fees to convert to their own local currency.
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by t0 13y ago
You can build your own server for several hundred dollars and ship it to a colocation datacenter. When you do the math, paying $100/month for a $300 server doesn't make sense after 3 months.
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by t0 13y ago
MVP, POC, Series A, Seed, Incubator, VC, SaaS, PaaS, RFP, NDA
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by t0 13y ago
Do you plan on creating the content yourself? You could integrate with a content service API and have it generated almost automatically. http://www.textbroker.com/us/client-api.php
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by t0 13y ago
Reddit uses GA. There may be some special arrangements you need to make. http://blog.reddit.com/2011/02/reddit-billions-served.html
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by t0 13y ago
That is impressive. Which libraries/frameworks is this made on?
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by t0 13y ago
Excellent review. For me, the film was so obscure I was almost forced to look up that Slate article that promptly ruined the entire experience immediately.
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by t0 13y ago
You can't patent a 3x5 rectangular piece of plastic. Worst case they have to remove the design from the front and make it a little less specific.
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by t0 13y ago
It probably is worth about that much, but it looks like they still have plans to grow it. When you don't really want to sell, it takes more than what it's actually worth to convince you to sell.
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by t0 13y ago
Put the data inside each file in a database. You can then create a temporary file for download.
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by t0 13y ago
Original thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5721310
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by t0 13y ago
I wonder if their investors even know what it is..
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by t0 13y ago
I'm happy with Gmail. I don't think you could ever convince me to switch.
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by t0 13y ago
It'll never make it to court. Simply a scare letter. Safe to throw it in the trash and forget about it.
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by t0 13y ago
Excellent design all around.
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by t0 13y ago
I just spent the last few minutes trying to figure out how to use this. Why is this in fine print? >This feature will be rolling out to Gmail users ages 18+ in the U.S. over the next few months
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by t0 13y ago
I don't think you're allowed to let people place bets per se, but you can let them buy into a tournament for real money. There are several sites that have this sort of thing such as http://draftday.com .
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by t0 13y ago
https://lobste.rs/
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by t0 13y ago
Just use a good long password. It would take a lifetime to crack a 10 digit password without words.
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by t0 13y ago
What is it? Your site gives almost no indication. Are we talking comma separated files?
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by t0 13y ago
The price is a bit high, but they're a great company.
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by t0 13y ago
I have it down to one syllable. Skwull.
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by t0 13y ago
Why would an owner need to take "the time to sit down and work on a new site" if he's paying you to do it? I think that's your issue right there. Your software is designed to let owners create their own website. They don't want that. They d
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by t0 13y ago
http://www.lowendbox.com/tag/canada/
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by t0 13y ago
Just took me to http://www.facebook.com/home.php
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by t0 13y ago
Try reading that without cringing. Journalism is dead. I beg of someone to start hacking in this industry.
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by t0 13y ago
I find it interesting that one HN story can lead a huge corporation to take such drastic action. We don't even know if any of that is true!
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by t0 13y ago
Fair enough. Looking forward to it.

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