thorax

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   by thorax 19y ago

   We do a lot of work in PHP, but wouldn't even consider it if it wasn't for clean MVC frameworks like Code Igniter. To be honest, it doesn't feel much like PHP on the average bit of coding. It feels like a "real" language most of the time be
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   by thorax 19y ago

   Congrats, guys. I had to uninstall you last night, though, because it did slow my Outlook to a crawl. I may not be the best test case, though, since I have gigs of archived messages.
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   by thorax 19y ago

   I saw a note at the bottom that says the free stuff is in private beta. Has that changed?
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   by thorax 19y ago

   I've been using hosttracker.com for years because they have a 2-site free service.
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   by thorax 19y ago

   Yeah, they're on our review lists, too. The cool (insane?) part about simplecdn is that they only charge on upload, not on bandwidth usage. Not sure how they manage that, but it appears like it would turn out to give us all sorts of savings
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   by thorax 19y ago

   Firebug is a killer app. I would need something like that on another browser before I moved anywhere.
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   Ask HN: Any users of SimpleCDN?

   13 points by thorax 19y ago|8 comments
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   by thorax 19y ago

   Our next app is using Flash. Another one goes that way..
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   by thorax 19y ago

   There are still some okay 4 letter domains out there, too, in .COM. The best I managed to grab recently was 1FTW.com.
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    by thorax 19y ago

    I have to say I'm sold so far, which is why I'm posting this. This really feels like the way things should be for traffic monitoring. I'm trying this out on http://bug.gd at the moment, as they increased beta allowance at the same time as
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    Woopra live analytics 1.1.1.0 released and more invites sent(woopra.com)

    5 points by thorax 19y ago|4 comments
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    by thorax 19y ago

    Yeah, I forgot to mention, we've received about ~4,000 hits through StumbleUpon overall. These have been spread across time, but are very welcome.
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    by thorax 19y ago

    It wasn't on purpose, actually-- they randomly chose to cover the site. But there may be a way to submit suggestions to their newsletters. The only feedback spot I see is here: http://www.komando.com/feedback.aspx
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    Tell YC: More traffic on Digg, TechCrunch, or ... Kim Kommando?

    4 points by thorax 19y ago|8 comments
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    by thorax 19y ago

    Reminds me somewhat of http://me.dium.com/
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    by thorax 19y ago

    We want all of out apps to be non-media. I.e. Services without ads. Bug.gd plans to do it by selling private P2P help desks directly. We have another unrelated service launching soon that will directly charge users for anything above casual
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    by thorax 19y ago

    A little pricy- push the cost down a tad and a lot more independent contractors would use it. Some I know already use the open source http://www.bambooinvoice.com ok their own servers.
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    by thorax 19y ago

    For quick feedback you can promote to feature requests and votes with a site/widget like our featurelist: http://featurelist.org http://featurelist.org/info/features
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    by thorax 19y ago

    It's also a good idea to mull over tough designs and business decisions in your head while running or working out.
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    by thorax 19y ago

    Does this offer anyone else a little bit of relief (for some reason it did me)? Or were you generally not thinking about it?
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    by thorax 19y ago

    Inc magazine has a section for advertising deals like these, I think. They at least feature one of these each issue.
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    by thorax 19y ago

    I think IRSeek is trying to do that. I know they log things in some channcels on on Freenode. e.g.: http://www.irseek.com/result.php?keywords=xmlrpclib http://www.irseek.com/result.php?keywords=paul+graham
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    by thorax 19y ago

    Hmm, I really don't know how to help. I did just inquire into something not specifically related but might be randomly useful. There's a company called DeepData @ http://www.deepdata.com which might be of some use? They have APIs for busi
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    by thorax 19y ago

    Heh, that's great to hear. This is exactly what we're trying to do with http://bug.gd and the error sharing database we launched last year. (Along with FF extensions and APIs this year.) Our long-term plan is to integrate all over the pla
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    by thorax 19y ago

    Thanks for the mention! That's our service: http://bug.gd Our services focus solely on error messages-- the goal is to make it so no one ever has to solve any error message someone already bypassed. While we're a solution database, it's n
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    by thorax 19y ago

    Corporations do lots of random things to motivate their sales guys. Lots of weird things, lots of cheesy things. This is surely just a silly, known-to-be-ridiculous video they put together as one of their sillier/lighter things for sales tr
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    by thorax 19y ago

    Google (more so in 2000 than now) HNYC Gmail 8aweek Chatterous (seriously) Used to feel that way about Reddit.
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    by thorax 19y ago

    Sounds more like to me that he's "comparing notes" and advocating his approach. I like when people do that, as it gives us all new ideas to consider.
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    by thorax 19y ago

    They do have a very basic fulltext search library they didn't put in the documentation: http://ri.ms/2r
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    by thorax 19y ago

    Whew! Close one. I was worried they were going to show one of my projects.