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Re:My Bitcoin wallet is released.Your feedback appreciated with my fre... on Sunday May 17, 2015 @04:38AM (#9559232)
plan to be since it's decentralized.

My Bitcoin wallet is released.Your feedback appreciated with my free Bitcoins

Posted by flybird on Sunday May 17, 2015 @04:01AM
from the self-post dept.

I developed a bitcoin wallet and just got Apple approved. It's a decentralized wallet. It's a HD wallet and supports multiSig. The unique feature is that you can choose send/request coins being anonymous or real. Users can send/receive coins through address or email.Please go to apple store and search YardWallet. After installed, post here your registration email, I will send you free...

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Re:Ask HN: where those deal sites find those information? on Monday January 25, 2010 @10:47AM (#1075292)
An automated way to do this might not work well. The editors must check and filter out the good deals. There are tons of fake/spam deals online. How to find the real good quality deals? Community is a good way but it takes long time to build a community. Digg way is also a community way.

I'm trying to leverage algorithm to filter out deals.

Re:Ask HN:help to find that article about testing an idea without buil... on Thursday October 08, 2009 @07:11AM (#868760)
just tried. Didn't find it. thanks though.The link is useful for the future.

Ask HN:what are the best ways to market facebook applications?

Posted by flybird on Friday May 22, 2009 @12:54PM
from the ask-hn dept.

I'm recently researching on how to best promote my facebook applications. The best article I could find is www.insidefacebook.com/2007/07/16/inside-facebook-nfo-is-the-new-seo/Are there other effective ways?If I want to spend a few marketing dollars to buy some seed users, what are the best ad platform? I tried fbexchange but their server is down and stop the service recently.

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Re:Does anyone knows of a good mobile address book backup service? on Wednesday July 25, 2007 @03:29PM (#36662)
I have looked into this opportunity two years ago. here are my research: 1) USA carriers like Verizon offers a service charging $5 a month to backup contact 2) Carriers in China offers for free. But you have to input them first. But you can query your contact book using SMS. I assume their online contact book sync with your Outlook 3) In 3G, there is a mobile contact book XML standard, using which you can sync with any online contact book supporting that standard on 3G network. There are plenty of startups doing that already since it's so simple to implement.