Google App Engine refuses to stop charging me. wat?
http://googleappenginenuts.tumblr.com/
tl;dr: had app engine acct, not using it anymore, goog won't let me cancel.
I think it gets left out as many feel they're coerced to do it now.
http://googleappenginenuts.tumblr.com/
tl;dr: had app engine acct, not using it anymore, goog won't let me cancel.
I'm wondering if anyone on HN, developing a web biz, would be interested in bundled pricing on Lean Startup tools. I recently started to apply Running Lean techniques to an existing product with tools recommended in the book of the same name. Even with revenue the overall cost adds up quick.Example tools could be prefinery, kissinsights, kissmetrics, mailchimp, etc etc. & might be mix &...
I'm wondering if anyone on HN, developing a web biz, would be interested in bundled pricing on Lean Startup tools.I recently started to apply Running Lean techniques to an existing product with tools recommended in the book of the same name. Even with revenue the overall cost adds up quick.Example tools could be prefinery, kissinsights, kissmetrics, mailchimp, etc etc. & might be mix &...
hack summer - partly screened in deck/porch from mosquitos are wonderful.
UI: LOL, yeah, it's a toss up here whether to make it prettier or keep it a bit old school.
[I run osdir.com] Just to be clear we're not scraping content nor SEOing to death. We've been running our mailing list archive for almost 8 years.
To quote Matt_Cutts somewhere else in this thread: 'because USENET/mailing lists don't always have a centralized/canonical location on the web, which makes dupe content more of a potential issue. It's not the usual "Website X copied my website" scenario.'
If you dislike us that's cool, but just know we're not showing in your SERPs because of scraping & SEO trickery. A lot of people, maybe not you, really are finding their answer there. There's a lot of solid answers in inboxes.
Just to be clear we're not scraping content nor SEOing to death. We've been running our mailing list archive for almost 8 years.
To quote Matt_Cutts somewhere else in this thread: 'because USENET/mailing lists don't always have a centralized/canonical location on the web, which makes dupe content more of a potential issue. It's not the usual "Website X copied my website" scenario.'
If you dislike us that's cool, but just know we're not showing in your SERPs because of scraping & SEO trickery. A lot of people, maybe not you, really are finding their answer there. There's a lot of solid answers in inboxes.
I do part-time server admin & wonder how others monitor their webserver(s) for badly behaving bots like scrapers, DDoS, etc. What tools & procedures do you use & follow?
I however would do AWS without question. (already on AWS, was on serverbeach - loved them though)
Also, I'm not exactly stupid, just willing to take a risk.
I run a small, but successful Web1.0 company, but am looking for a new bright spark as Hacker Entrepreneur in Residence.What’s that? All the fun of a startup without all the risk. YC folks who don't want VC might be interested.inevitable.cc or http://tinyurl.com/5hr434
I'm trying to block bad bots/spider on my app server. I'm using nginx as a reverse proxy though and so the IP that appears to my app server is always the proxy.How can I either capture the actual browser's IP on the app server -or- start stopping bad bots/spiders (not Google or adsense's bot) at the reverse proxy level?
As someone who visits infrequently I've only seen 10x monthlies which seems ridiculous for a high profile site.
I would define a high profile site as any with a long existence, tons of traffice - but still off the radar, & consistent revenue... or some super flash in the pan breakthrough site like twitter (new & no rev).