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I’m the founder of a small bootstrapped SAAS and people use disposable email addresses all the time to avoid paying for our product. We don’t sell any data.
He’s talking about his own company.
Re:WSL2 can now mount Linux ext4 disks directly on Tuesday November 09, 2021 @07:28AM (#29160811)
Linux is a nicer development environment, Windows is a nicer desktop environment. I use WSL2 full time for development (python/django, ruby/rails) and it's almost as nice as being on OSX. Almost.
Re:Show HN: Heroku Alternative for Python/Django apps on Thursday September 23, 2021 @02:34AM (#28625826)
Is python/django support coming for v2?
Hi all, OP here.

I made this tool to help identify which keywords/terms you're missing when optimizing content for a certain SEO keyword. It scrapes the top Google results for your target keyword and identifies relevant terms that occur in their content. It's a very quick way to research the subject you're covering.

Would love to hear your feedback or ideas on how to make this more useful!

PS: Here's an example of what a report looks like: https://contentqualitycheck.com/c/528059b9-6e26-4ab5-803a-be...

Re:Windows Sandbox on Wednesday December 19, 2018 @04:21AM (#18714361)
What do you mean by blank area?
Re:New Surface Pro on Wednesday May 24, 2017 @08:11AM (#14409386)
Which model exactly and where did you buy your Xiaomi? Sounds interesting
We intend to support this in future versions but haven't gotten to it yet. It makes things a little more complicated.
I don't follow basketball and really thought LeBron was his family name. Thanks!
You're right that our instructions make it seem like the examples are editable. We'll work on that. Thanks for your feedback!
Currently it matches word by word, so for example if someone has a family name in two parts like "Van Buyten", it wont work. I think it's the same problem in your example: that the first "column" contains multiple words in some cases? We'll be fixing this in a future release!
Will look into that. Thanks for the feedback!
That was originally the plan but we showed it to some non technical people and they only understood the idea once we showed some examples.

But you are right that we should make it more clear that it's free. Thanks!

Glad to hear you like it! Thanks for posting your use case as well, helps us out a lot!
Backend is ruby. Should work again now!
Thanks for catching that! :)
See my other comment.
We don't interpret the data, we only change the format. Since "November" doesn't literally match anything on the first line, it is repeated for each one of them.
This is expected behavior. I'm assuming you gave "a 1" as an example? Since your first line didn't contain the number 1, it is repeated over every line.
We're having some problems because of the traffic (we didn't expect reaching the front page) it should be smoother in a little while.
Amongst other things this can be used for cleaning tables/lists from special characters, changing date formats and creating xml or json.

Feedback and suggestions are very much welcome! We plan on adding a few more features soon as right now it is fairly basic but would like to hear some opinions and see if there's people out there that have a use for this.

Re:Belgian professor in cryptography hacked on Saturday February 01, 2014 @03:01PM (#7163131)
That sentence is a literal translation from Dutch. Basically saying that the professor has been involved in the development of basically any card with an electronic chip available.
Re:Show HN: Learn Java and More Online (My 1st real Rails app) on Sunday December 22, 2013 @12:07PM (#6950803)
You should make a demo available that doesn't require registration.
Re:Availability.is on Sunday December 08, 2013 @05:16PM (#6871692)

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