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by tnolet 8y ago
I didn't even know they had a web interface! I just logged into iCloud in the browser for the first time...
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by tnolet 8y ago
Am I the only one just using the stock MacOs Notes and Reminders? Does the trick for me. Never lost a thing. Does pictures and text and has basic grouping. Mac only of course.
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by tnolet 8y ago
Great story, and very recognizable. Also many thanks for mentioning Checkly[0]. I can totally see why you guys opted for a more APM driven solution. In the end, you probably want white box and black box monitoring. Disclaimer: I am the foun
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We deal with plan limits in the front end of our SaaS app(blog.checklyhq.com)
3 points by tnolet 8y ago|0 comments
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by tnolet 8y ago
I use SO almost daily but boy is that culture toxic. Twitter level toxic. The new CEO has a tough job ahead.
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by tnolet 8y ago
This is an issue with most Atlassian products. The UI feels like molasses. Github is far, far more speedy.
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by tnolet 8y ago
Using this almost 1:1 in a production app where customers can filter by tags. Works great.
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by tnolet 8y ago
I have container orchestration and management problem: use K8S. I have the need to do business using computers: use AWS.
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Revolut Opens Office in Lithuania(twitter.com)
2 points by tnolet 8y ago|1 comments
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by tnolet 8y ago
Cool stuff! Checkly is also a dutch company, although I live in Berlin. I will do a write up soon too on how we deal with Stripe and EU taxes. I found it not THAT hard as people make it out to be.
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by tnolet 8y ago
No, they are just helpers to show nicer messages to users. The post goes into exactly the topic of validating this stuff on the backend.
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by tnolet 8y ago
This is exactly the reason I'm writing this. The "just add Stripe" mantra is generally just the beginning of the journey.
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by tnolet 8y ago
Valuable addition! And actually, we check do for account_type. So what a trial actually consists of can change over time, as long as the type stays "trial". I left this out of the post for simplicity, but should probably add it. A
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by tnolet 8y ago
We actually do this on the frontend with Vue.js computed properties. Triggers will certainly do that in the backend, but they are bit more initial work than just a simple query.
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by tnolet 8y ago
I think you are right about this. The moment I can switch it out to every other trial user I will probably do it. Just want to give the Lets Encrypt integration a bit of a trial period before going 100% in.
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by tnolet 8y ago
Crazy right. There are very little blogs or docs written on this. I've kinda struggled with this while signing up the first 20+ customers (and still am). You sorta figure it out, but it is all custom code tying into frontend and backen
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by tnolet 8y ago
Yes, you are correct for all the customer.checklyhq.com URLs. This everyone gets because it is part of the general wildcard SSL certificate for *.checklyhq.com. However, customers want to have https://status.example.com for the
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by tnolet 8y ago
OP here. I guess you caught me there. The SSL feature is actually still in beta, primed to ship this Monday. Being fairly new to Lets Encrypt and the eco system around it Checkly is mostly being cautious. Having a none SSL encrypted dash fo
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How we manage plans and features in our SaaS app(blog.checklyhq.com)
159 points by tnolet 8y ago|41 comments
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by tnolet 8y ago
Well, this is a discussion forum. The OP posted this wiki a couple of times to HN. You get positive comments, you get other, less positive or more critical ones. The "if you don't like it, move along" argument is fine in gene
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by tnolet 8y ago
Yes, it's judgemental. This is a discussion forum and this is my view on it, this is how I "judge" it. But honestly, I'm all for weird & quirky. However, my response to reading this post and the blog/wiki was ve
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by tnolet 8y ago
Am I the only one here that thinks this is all a bit creepy? The technical bits I get, but the parts on general life advice, especially the chapter on “seduction” give me a very bleak image of the OP’s actual life. I might be wrong, the OP
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by tnolet 8y ago
Or, in other news: “millionaire cherry picks anecdotes from his past to make him look like a visionary”.
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We built our multi-tenant SaaS data model(blog.checklyhq.com)
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by tnolet 8y ago
Nothing. That is not how online banking works. At all. Payments need validation, check and balances (quite literally) at multiple stages before any money changes hands.
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Building a multi-tenant SaaS data model(blog.checklyhq.com)
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by tnolet 8y ago
100% agree. The Drift widget on my SaaS is used a ton for support, sales questions, bug reports, you name it. It’s actually very effective and I like it. I don’t do the pop up thing with s noise though.
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by tnolet 8y ago
For employed people the Dutch system is indeed awesome. When you run a business, it's still quite archaic.
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by tnolet 8y ago
Well, having worked quite a bit with RHEL and Centos in the past, I found their day to day usage quite different. Maybe that has changed. More important, I only saw RHEL at traditional Fortune 500 companies. Not sure how their market in FAN
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by tnolet 8y ago
This is a similar discussion to vinyl vs cassette vs cd vs streaming. All will keep existing in some form or another. Admittedly, some will die out completely (DCC, Minidisc) I’m pretty skeptical this going to be Docker though. Even more, t

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