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That’s interesting and should be out in the open if true. Do you have a source?
"I wonder why anyone should do this" - Because you're setting this up for a "technically illiterate" client?
Linode has always worked very well for me. You do have to have some basic Linux sysadmin skills, but they have good documentation that should get you on your way, awesome support and it's way cheaper than Heroku or Gondor. So my advice would be: Linode combined with EC2 for storage
We need you in NL too! (desperately)
Indeed, they've done so for some time now. I hoped it would be the default in the new MBP's... :-(
Cool! I prefer Amsterdam or Utrecht.
Thanks! I fixed the typo :)
It indeed says "From web", which is the standard if you don't provide a source parameter to the API. So it's not that hard :)
Haha that's pretty cool as well! Like an automated Twitter guessing game! :)
You can actually turn that off. It's a preference on your account settings page, and you can override that per scheduled tweet... :)
Didn't know Sendible... looks like they've taken the concept to the max. Interesting! Thanks for the link
Whoops! Haven't thought of that... you mean they have a limit on their API use?
Might have to build in a schedule-tweet-maximum then...
Posted by
gumbah on Thursday October 30, 2008 @07:17AM
from the ask-hn dept.
We launched http://futuretweets.com the day before yesterday. It's a small Twitter app build in Django that lets you schedule your Twitter messages. Send it at a specific time in the future or send a reoccuring Tweet daily, weekly, monthly or yearly.I'm really interested in what you guys think of it (design, functionality etc)Cheers!
J
Make it free and develop a iPhone app people can buy. Or limit the free version and ask a (small) amount for the premium services...
Funny to see the Netherlands appear on a worldmap for a change :)
Posted by
gumbah on Thursday June 19, 2008 @01:49AM
from the csugrue.com dept.
walterk does have a point... but it's pretty ok... i bought a "crumpler" keyboard protector with it, which can also be used to wipe the screen and "grease" of the surface
I faced the same choice last month and went for the Macbook black. Mainly because of the better specs for a lower price.
Posted by
gumbah on Sunday May 11, 2008 @06:22PM
from the ibm.com dept.
Posted by
gumbah on Tuesday April 22, 2008 @12:29PM
from the planetozh.com dept.
Over here in Holland, Macs are definitely becoming more and more popular. Not sure about the rest of europe though, but my guess is that it's the same all over europe...
April fool's jokes seem to be getter more obvious each year...
4 hours later: still an error... are WE supposed to create something here on the fly?