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by thenotself 15y ago
All that these stats really show is that version distribution is the least fragmented on Chrome, which was the first to implement silent updates and supported it since the beginning.
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by thenotself 16y ago
One other note: it emails me about every change or addition I make to a project. There appears to be no way to opt out of this. By creating a page with 10 user actions, I'd get 11 different emails from you. Please add a way to opt out, a
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by thenotself 16y ago
It's hard to review the app without bias when I immediately had to scroll to the bottom to see if 37signals created this product. So much of the website, sales pitch, and product sensibility has been inspired by 37signal that there is some
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by thenotself 16y ago
Why not expand on the concept that people could use a place to store an annotation of any sort. That way, if I want to leave people text, photos, a presentation, an embedded video, etc, I can do that without the need to create a blog or le
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by thenotself 16y ago
This articles misses opportunities to dive deeply into every concept it proposes. Even when discussing the use of Facebook credits, you really miss an opportunity to discuss Facebook credits as a competitor to PayPal, and a scenario where
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by thenotself 16y ago
I'd enjoy a 3rd party login manager that is a separate system from Facebook. Some place where I can view all sites that I have authorized, manage my communication settings, and keep track of who I've registered with. I don't want facebook
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by thenotself 16y ago
We use Keyword Envy ( http://www.keywordenvy.com ). It's got a good API that we use to export rankings into our own reporting tools.
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by thenotself 17y ago
I'll be honest, I wish it didn't exist. I'm happy with one less platform to support. It can't be ignored though now that it's here.
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by thenotself 17y ago
That's great! If you do keep using it, you can stay in touch with me at admin@keywordenvy.com if you ever need anything, or have ideas on how we can make the service work better for you.
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by thenotself 17y ago
This is great feedback. As always, the price point is really tough to settle upon. I thought of analytics suites such as Clicky when setting the price and tried to keep the end user in mind. We also work directly with marketing agencies,
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by thenotself 17y ago
Actually, we've been running for about a year with a small number of online marketing agencies, so the service is very polished on the backend with a tested API. Allowing the public to join is what's new about us. It's true, saying "leadin
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by thenotself 17y ago
Thanks, I appreciate the feedback. By company information do you mean a mailing address? We have an About Us page, but it's more about what we do than who we are as a company. http://www.keywordenvy.com/aboutus.php
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Ask HN: Rate my startup keywordenvy.com(keywordenvy.com)
4 points by thenotself 17y ago|10 comments
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Good Rainmakers Need To Create Clouds(onlineepiphany.com)
2 points by thenotself 18y ago|0 comments
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by thenotself 18y ago
CSRF attacks are weak. You'd have to know my website's phpMyAdmin location (if I used phpMyAdmin) and my table names in order to do this. CSRF attacks are only scary when they effect major websites.
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by thenotself 18y ago
This is a good set of questions and answers. I think that the often-made comparison between entrepreneurship and ADD is funny. There are also too many people with ADD who think they are entrepreneurs.. heh. Remember, that a magnetic perso
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by thenotself 19y ago
The free model can work if it leads to a secondary revenue model, such as B2B services, or secondary products that actually do make money. Launching a business blindly for free hoping to "fake it until you make it" is not a recipe for a su
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by thenotself 19y ago
This worked well grabbing toronto concert events from http://www.rotate.com/tickets.php I had problems importing into Google Calendar though. It worked, but it imported 4 calendars, and eventually timed out and showed a FuseCal.com error
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by thenotself 19y ago
This worked well grabbing toronto concert events from http://www.rotate.com/tickets.php I had problems importing into Google Calendar though. It worked, but it imported 4 calendars, and eventually timed out and showed a FuseCal.com error
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by thenotself 19y ago
Hah.. I ran a Renegade board for a short period of time called NexxusOne in Toronto
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by thenotself 19y ago
Hey, I'm up in Toronto working on my startup and looking to launch in a week or two. I wanted to head down to San Jose to work on the launch, so the timing would be great for me. Look for my email.