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Show HN: StyleKit – Instant Website Design Analyzer Chrome Extension

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/stylekitio/cnffgleahhecdnhighbkoeeeegficaok

Hi HN,StyleKit is a Chrome extension I developed to help teams quickly capture and document website design systems. It's free to download and use.As someone who works on both design and development, I frequently study and record how websites look for different projects, or document the design of other sites for an aspect I really liked.This takes a lot of my time: opening web developer, finding...

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Re: on Monday May 06, 2024 @06:44PM (#40280353)
I've been considering developing a new app but want to ensure it would be beneficial for other entrepreneurs and startup devs before I built it.

The service would notify you when your desired domain name becomes available, goes to auction, or changes in price, and offers detailed guidance on how to acquire it with friendly chat support.

Would that service interest you?

If so (or not), could you spare 3 minutes to provide your feedback?

The link is above.

Thank you in advance! I really appreciate your time.

Feel free to ask questions here.

Re:Show HN: Pyramid.com on Tuesday April 09, 2024 @08:55AM (#39978900)
100% so.

We'll see if I build something worthy of the name!

Re:Show HN: Pyramid.com on Tuesday April 09, 2024 @08:54AM (#39978898)
Yes, I purchased it from them.

Show HN: Pyramid.com

https://pyramid.com/

Hey, HN.Michael Cyger here.While my wife and 16-year-old set off on a college visit trip to the Midwest last week, my 13-year-old son and I stayed home with the family dog.Knowing my son enjoys programming and wanting to do something that he would consider a fun, bonding activity, I suggested a "Cyger Hackathon Week" where we both develop a game and launch them publicly.Naturally, a good chunk...

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Re:Ask HN: What did you fail to finish in 2023? on Friday December 29, 2023 @12:39PM (#38807781)
I failed to publish on Github 1x per day on average. Just couldn't get into it. (I do my dev locally.)

I didn't get to fly fish at all, like I wanted.

I thought about buying an electric minibike for my boys (and me!), and think it's probably best that it didn't get done.

Re:OpenAI Buys Ai.com for $11M on Friday February 17, 2023 @01:06PM (#34838123)
NameBio.com is a database that includes both wholesale and retail domain name sales.

Yes, there is a correlation between number of characters and price. There are many other correlations as well.

Zoom.us

Twitch.tv

BoingBoing.net

Chorus.ai

ABC.xyz

Re:Show HN: Google Analytics for Twitter Hashtags on Tuesday September 11, 2012 @12:32PM (#4506362)
Hi everyone,

I've just relaunched Hashtags.org. Any and all feedback is appreciated.

The video displays some common use cases. You can also view something like: http://www.hashtags.org/analytics/obama/ http://www.hashtags.org/analytics/romney/ http://www.hashtags.org/analytics/tangodown/

Mike

Re:Rent-to-Own a Domain Name for Your Business on Tuesday September 11, 2012 @09:27AM (#4505262)
You are correct.

It's a financial agreement. Once you make all the payments, you own it. It's up to to you negotiate a payment plan that works for your business.

Re:Rent-to-Own a Domain Name for Your Business on Monday September 10, 2012 @12:35PM (#4500624)
It can also be:

1. Lease the domain with a small cash outlay per month

2. Prove your business model

3. Make money

4. Make a balloon payment for an agreed-upon purchase price (prior to the contract signing) at the end of, say, 3 years term.

This gives the buyer a way to walk away if the business doesn't work out, but lock up the domain from others buying it out from under you in case your business is getting traction.

Re:Android Forums hacked: 1 million user credentials stolen on Thursday July 12, 2012 @03:58PM (#4236433)
What's to be learned from this?

Server setting needed hardening?

Software needed updating and was vulnerable?

vBulletin is a well used and documented lice of code. I'd love to know what the security experts here think.

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