slavingia
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obviouky. qhy da fuck not.
Posted by
slavingia on Tuesday March 03, 2009 @04:14AM
from the urlrate.com dept.
To be honest I did not notice.
I have looked in the source code and haven't seen this? :/
I don't think any sites should be banned (articles will be flagged if need be).
Posted by
slavingia on Saturday February 14, 2009 @12:01AM
from the twitterdmer.com dept.
Posted by
slavingia on Thursday February 12, 2009 @03:12AM
from the urlrate.com dept.
Wouldn't others go at the same time because they realize it's not crowded, hence making it crowded. Catch-22.
It's clever but what's really the point?
With my current project I've been having trouble being noticed. I've been featured on Mashable but that's about it.
Differentiation is pretty tough too (but integration has been easy!).
Posted by
slavingia on Monday December 15, 2008 @12:48AM
from the wipeelist.com dept.
No country reqiured anymore :)
"What sets this apart?" Right now I do agree with this statement and it definitely needs to be addressed. Do you (or anyone) have any needs that aren't currently addressed by other to-do list applications?
I want what sets this apart to be something that is actually useful (instead of a neat looking but pointless gimmick).
The design is done by me. If you're interested just email me (sahil at slavingia dot com). I do not mean to spam my services, but many people have asked. :)
First thanks for the comments. I'm going to implement all of these changes shortly.
I've turned off e-mail verification as many people have asked. I've also turned off Countries (seems a bit pointless and shouldn't have had it in the first place).
A "sort by" UI element is in the works. It's almost ready but I need do add remembering the preference in the app (or you'll have to change it every time you refresh the page).
Twitter is not fully completed, hence why it wasn't talked about. I'm creating a dedicated page for Twitter so no one gets confused with using it :)
A hover state for the bin should be done today as well.
FINALLY, iPhone and Gmail apps are in the works.
Posted by
slavingia on Monday December 01, 2008 @05:59PM
from the ask-hn dept.