tannerburson

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by tannerburson 18y ago
Well, what's the user story that you see for delicious? Pushing bookmarks to delicious before they expire? That's the only scenario I can see being worthwhile, but as someone who swore of delicious long, long ago, I'm definitely open to id
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by tannerburson 18y ago
To your points. I've intentionally left out the delete function, nothing lasts longer than a week without manual intervention. Despite using the service daily, I can't think of any cases outside of me manually messing with data as tests th
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by tannerburson 18y ago
There really aren't any plans to monetize it. If it manages to cover it's own costs via donations or possibly ad sense, then I'd be happy.
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by tannerburson 18y ago
I never claimed it was entirely unique. Bookmarking via a bookmarklet has been around a long while. I took ideas from several places, and then trimmed it down to the simplest set of functions that solved my problem.
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by tannerburson 18y ago
If you're happy with Instapaper then there's nothing to apologize for!
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by tannerburson 18y ago
It's intentionally non-social, your stuff is yours. It doesn't require a redirect when adding a bookmark, and in general I find it simpler and quicker to work with than delicious (especially the newest version).
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by tannerburson 18y ago
Nice catch, thanks!
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by tannerburson 18y ago
It's actually an out of context quote from the film "The Big Lebowski". A copy of the quote can be found on this page. http://www.listology.com/content_show.cfm/content_id.20733/M... As for what makes me zesty, well, you should follow th
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by tannerburson 18y ago
Instapaper primarily targets the mobile market with it's main feature being the reformatting of pages for offline viewing. (And damn is it a cool, and extremely well done feature.) My focus is on making a lean, cross browser, bookmarking s
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by tannerburson 18y ago
Right click (or the equivalent on your platform) on the link labeled MarkitForLater Bookmarklet, and add it to your bookmarks. Optionally if you have the bookmark toolbar enabled in your browser you should be able to drag that link to it.
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by tannerburson 18y ago
This isn't tied to a single location/browser. You can mark sites from your javascript enabled phone, and read them on your desktop, or vice versa. If you use the web interface you can have it auto-hide any links you've already visited thr
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by tannerburson 18y ago
I have looked at several apps that work in similar ways. The big advantage I had was that the lists are "private" as well as the ability to get a private RSS feeds for your list. I thought very hard about doing progressive signup, but I co
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by tannerburson 18y ago
I've been developing this site on and off for a few months. It's developed to the point that I'm able to use it daily without an issue. But I'd love any opinions/thoughts/concerns from the HN crowd!
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Ask HN: Review my web application(markitforlater.com)
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