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by tdupree 16y ago
That behavior can easily be toggled on/off in the Administration->Management section for your DD-WRT router. Take a look at "Info Site Password Protection" and "Info Site MAC Masking" on that page.
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by tdupree 16y ago
There's also azzip at 1:21, takes you to the entire ad run backwards.
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by tdupree 16y ago
Yeah I'm aware of that and plan on working a metered usage for minutes into my app.
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by tdupree 16y ago
This is nice to hear. I am currently putting something together using Twilio to make it super simple to get local or tool free numbers to use as tracking numbers for print, web and SEM. The numbers forward on to whatever normal business n
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by tdupree 16y ago
Hrishi, on the "Learn More" page I think there is some content on the tail end of the "How does it work?" video that accidentally got left in the video. Starting at minute 2:55 you can see yourself editing it in Windows Movie Maker and then
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by tdupree 16y ago
I second that, "Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams" is an awesome book and I really encourage anyone who hasn't read it to pick it up some time. I think it is an important read for both developers and managers.
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by tdupree 16y ago
Thanks for the tips, I'll let you know when we go live!
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by tdupree 16y ago
What will set us apart from the pack will be a much better user experience and an easier to use/smarter toolset for gaining insights on the data a customer is working with. We are also planning on competing on price as we think we can prov
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by tdupree 16y ago
You could group us in an SEO/Web Analytics category. For our particular niche service, our competitors pricing schemes are all over the place. Our service is born out of our frustration using the other services out there on a daily basis,
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by tdupree 16y ago
Do you (or any fellow HN'er) have any suggestions about, or personal experience with, trying price elasticity testing for longer revenue models like subscriptions? I will be launching a SAAS soon with a subscription model and am curious abo
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by tdupree 16y ago
It seems just about any choice is better than godaddy. I have found 1and1 to be pretty decent. Private registration, decent control panel, and around $7 as well.
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Mozilla firms up Firefox 4 plans(pcpro.co.uk)
2 points by tdupree 16y ago|0 comments
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by tdupree 17y ago
He mentions using haXe for his source. Has anyone here used haXe? Could you tell us about your experience with it?
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by tdupree 17y ago
Hey James, glad to hear from you! Ad Zerk does sound similar, seems like we both had the same itch to scratch :) It is good to hear of another HN'er working on the same problem space. I am sure that our friendly competition will only lead
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by tdupree 17y ago
Deckeo (pronounced deck-e-oh) is a platform that enables you to simply sell ad space on your website, or go big and create your own advertising network if you wish. We are focused on targeted, quality, advertising using a cost per impressi
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by tdupree 17y ago
Here's the url to the beta signup page: http://deckeo.com/beta_signup.php
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Tell HN: Our startup is improving online advertising
7 points by tdupree 17y ago|6 comments
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by tdupree 17y ago
This isn't quite splitview, but you might find my Hacker News OnePage extension for chrome useful. https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/plldnnbdlbgbiknj...
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by tdupree 17y ago
Working on a new website for a client to help pay for the bootstrapping of my own startup. Getting to mess around with a custom mootools carousel with some nice UX stuff goin on.
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Toshiba Develops 1TB SSD That Fits On A Postage Stamp(hothardware.com)
27 points by tdupree 17y ago|10 comments
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by tdupree 17y ago
I figured there may be some of you who use the Firefox greasemonkey version of this, and would appreciate a chrome version as well. I have found myself using Chrome a lot for my normal browsing and breaking out Firefox for web dev.
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Hacker News OnePage for Google Chrome(chrome.google.com)
1 points by tdupree 17y ago|1 comments
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by tdupree 17y ago
From their FAQ->Security page: "For security reasons Ipredator do not use any American software neither for encryption nor for any other part (we anticipate that most users will in spite of that use an American OS), but there is noting
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by tdupree 17y ago
Congrats, delicious needs more competition in this space. I started working on something like this with a couple buddies of mine about two years ago with the read sites later stuff, syncing across browsers, etc. Our project, favtopia.com,
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by tdupree 17y ago
You can find the Amazon CloudFront prices here: http://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/ For United States Edge Locations it is $0.17 per outbound GB for the first 10TB. So using between 0MB and 1024MB will cost you $0.17. Use 1025-2048MB and
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by tdupree 17y ago
Another HN discussion about this: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=998259
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by tdupree 17y ago
I believe you can run Speed Tracer against any web app (it's working fine profiling my stuff and I don't use GWT), kinda like using Firebug.
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by tdupree 17y ago
I was thinking the same thing a while back. An API for HN would be awesome. A problem with that though is that it is really only a one way street and only allows for passive consumption rather than easily interacting. While a site-scraper
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by tdupree 17y ago
I always thought a HN API would be awesome, would give us a lot more freedom to mold HN into different interfaces. I have toyed with the idea of a scraper but I think that ends up being a bit of a broken solution. I wrote a greasemonkey sc
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by tdupree 17y ago
Hi Wade, this looks great! I gave Voltmeter, Randal, and Distiller a go and they all produced clean, easy to understand reports. This product actually comes at a great time because I was just about to get rolling on some A/B testing and SE

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