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If I'm able to use a Dell mini 10v as my primary web and Xcode development machine, I'm positive you'd be just fine on an Air. ;)
Interesting... I just started a biphasic sleep schedule (4.5 hours of sleep from 1:00 to 5:30, and then 1.5 hours of sleep from 19:00 to 20:30) but now I'm wondering if the cost will outweigh the benefits.
Seriously? Thank you for letting me know; I was going to get an Evo on the 4th but not after learning this. I'm glad I didn't find this out after purchasing.
I've been feeling the same way about my startup, which has almost 17,000 users but only a small amount of them are paying customers (launched a paid plan a few months ago). I keep wanting to ask myself how much longer I should give it to see if it reaches profitability, or should I just shut it down? Anyway, right now I'm creating a survey for the paying users to be able to tell what they like/don't like about the paid plan. I also plan on doing a referral program that benefits both parties (I did get both of those ideas from a slideshow about a startup and their freemium model, forgot which). Keep those ideas in mind if you ever plan on introducing any paid plans and good luck.
Oh, sorry about that. I thought HN would've directed me to a duplicate while submitting.
Posted by
bazookaaa on Wednesday April 21, 2010 @07:30PM
from the sitepoint.com dept.
Wow, this is amazing and I'm now using Chrome fulltime. Anything to not have to use the Dell mini 10v's trackpad with OS X. ;)
Posted by
bazookaaa on Monday March 01, 2010 @12:17AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Hi HN,I finally got my merchant account (NPC) and payment gateway (Authorize.net) setup, but I'm having a problem that neither of them can figure out. I've been on the phone with them both back and forth all day (even both at the same time at one point) but they have no idea what's going on and say everything is fine on their end.I charged my own bank card using both Authorize.net's virtual...
Posted by
bazookaaa on Tuesday December 08, 2009 @03:54PM
from the self-post dept.
Hi YC, I need some help with finding a merchant account. I just turned 18 and do not have any credit. I've been rejected by PayPal's Website Payments Pro and two of Authorize.net's merchant account affiliates. I don't have anyone to be a co-signer.Is there any merchant account provider that you guys know of that would have no problem taking my money? It would be very much appreciated.
I highly recommend
http://spreedly.com. Has a great API and recurring billing is built-in so you don't need to pay extra for it on PayPal or Authorize.
Posted by
bazookaaa on Saturday August 22, 2009 @11:41PM
from the discovermagazine.com dept.
Posted by
bazookaaa on Wednesday July 08, 2009 @06:58PM
from the wonderfullyflawed.com dept.
Objective-C. Quite a big jump from Ruby. :)
I don't see any difference with this and HTTParty (besides having to install libcurl).
An extremely useful tool. Thank you so much.
Yep, and don't forget: Sprint themselves are contemplating dropping the mail-in rebate in favor of an instant one (according to Gizmodo).
Posted by
bazookaaa on Saturday May 02, 2009 @02:48AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Hi HN, I'd like your input on something. My site allows people to add information to their account via email and SMS, and it also sends out notifications to email/SMS. I had an idea to completely replace my homemade SMS functionality with twitter.Notifications (outgoing): Using email gateways for SMS is unreliable and only available to a few carriers. With twitter, my users would just have to...
This is the second time in the past few days I've been told to use two spaces instead of tabs. Can anyone provide any insight as to what difference this makes?
Posted by
bazookaaa on Tuesday December 30, 2008 @04:52PM
from the rubyinside.com dept.
I'm tempted to add an API to my web app, and create cool little things such as an AIR app, Facebook app, widgets for iGoogle, et al. even though there's been little demand for an API. I'm wondering if creating all these things would extend the reach of my site, or should I not bother.
"Ruby - A mixture of different languages and ideas that was beaten together into something that might be identified as a language."Is that really true? I've never heard anything like that about Ruby. It does, however, sound very much like PHP. From the PHP FAQs:
"Much of [PHP's] syntax is borrowed from C, Java and Perl with a couple of unique PHP-specific features thrown in."
Crystal Castles. And Yelle, thanks to Garry Tan.
Hi everyone. I asked you guys to review Soshiku when it launched (
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=315281) and I'd like to thank you guys for all the positive reviews. Thanks to Hacker News and popular blogs such as Mashable and Lifehacker (and not to mention word-of-mouth), it has been gaining in popularity every single day. It isn't over yet; I have some big plans for the near future. I thought you'd like to know about our Winter Raffle, which will help raise funds and in turn, give out some cool prizes. Thanks everyone!
Posted by
bazookaaa on Tuesday December 02, 2008 @06:30PM
from the soshiku.com dept.
Came here to mention those two points. Excellent job. FYI though, the big image above the sign up and tour buttons didn't appear until I disabled Safari AdBlock.
I just moved to Seattle using Craigslist. That's how I found Stanford (
http://www.stanfordatuw.com/). Pretty cheap and in an awesome location in the U-district. Good luck.
Posted by
bazookaaa on Sunday October 12, 2008 @03:35AM
from the ask-hn dept.
(Sorry for using HN as a forum... can't think of anywhere else.)Hi HN,I never thought I'd need to use a version tracking system, but after having a live site, I'm thinking I do. (Single developer.)Say I have a feature I need to implement, but would take days or weeks to finish it. In the meantime, I need to fix a bug which could take just a few minutes to fix and deploy. I'm finding myself...