DXL

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Javascript API for WebGL (hardware accelerated 3D in the browser)(ajaxian.com)
3 points by DXL 16y ago|0 comments
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by DXL 16y ago
They could, but I assume SendGrid has more checks in place to prevent their users from sending unwanted emails. That way SendGrid has little risk of getting blacklisted, whereas a presumably uncontrolled service like Amazon's would.
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Amazing rain drop logo created with nothing but simple HTML and CSS(blog.seanmartell.com)
31 points by DXL 16y ago|9 comments
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Mad lib form style does seem to convert better(cdfnetworks.com)
2 points by DXL 17y ago|0 comments
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by DXL 17y ago
Launchy is a similar app for Windows and Linux. It's not super great for finding and opening files, but it's a great timesaver for opening websites and applications, especially if you use your keyboard more than your muse (as I presume most
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by DXL 17y ago
I believe I read sometime that all posts without a URL (i.e. "self" posts) get a discount of about 40%.
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by DXL 17y ago
Build a comparison site or two: look for a market where affiliate programs are ubiquitous, structure the data and write a small application that helps customers decide. Get traffic using some basic SEO. Then pocket the commission from sales
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by DXL 17y ago
I wrote a script sometime ago, which sells about 4 copies a month for $25 each. The only way I marketed was by adding it to directories such as HotScripts. That will you give you some traffic if you're providing a solution in a field that's
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by DXL 17y ago
Would you mind writing up a piece about your offline affiliate marketing experience, since it seems to be the most successful thing you've done?
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by DXL 17y ago
You're right, I totally missed that announcement. That pretty much invalidates my whole point, sorry.
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by DXL 17y ago
I always thought Google had a browser for the masses in mind with Chrome. Something that is easy to use, stable and fast: a good alternative for IE. User scripts are something for power users, who will always prefer Firefox. Won't this crea
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by DXL 17y ago
The redesigns look great, way to go ;) If this gains a little traction, you might find your inbox full of requests for your services. (Edit: I missed the dark gray bar at the top of the page and now see that you're aiming for that. Good luc
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Wufoo + Free Incentivization = Cheap, Effective User Surveys(kalzumeus.com)
26 points by DXL 17y ago|8 comments
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People who work for themselves are much happier than others.(bakadesuyo.com)
4 points by DXL 17y ago|0 comments
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by DXL 17y ago
Try the paper(s) named (Cumulative) Prospect Theory.
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by DXL 17y ago
Additionally - I am not certain about the mentioned scientists' exact definition of loss - you might argue that since the damage was already done (Joe had already been charged), the 11 dollars was a gain rather than an adverted loss.
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by DXL 17y ago
While "20% of the activity is responsible for 80% of the problem," I doubt if "dialing the wrong number," "opening the wrong document" and "making spelling mistakes" are the kind of problems you should be spending lots of attention on. Intr
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by DXL 17y ago
Maybe I'm dumb, but I can't quite figure out what the "Review" label means. What does it mean?
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Advanced programmable transitions with Javascript(netzgesta.de)
1 points by DXL 17y ago|0 comments
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by DXL 17y ago
Hearing this, I changed my password and opened a ticket to have my account closed. About 15 minutes later, I got an email asking this: May I have your username along with the first and third character of your password?
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by DXL 17y ago
An API for a service that prints and snail mails documents cheaply and professionally in the Netherlands. That would let me build a cool online billing app.
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by DXL 17y ago
That is pretty much how the dominant payment system in the Neterlands works (iDEAL): 1. The merchant shows a list of banks that support iDEAL (all major banks, currently 8) 2. You pick yours, the merchant sends you to your online banking en
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How (and why) Sillicon Alley Insider uses MongoDB(businessinsider.com)
44 points by DXL 17y ago|11 comments
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How Grasshopper Became Profitable Within 1 Year(mixergy.com)
32 points by DXL 17y ago|5 comments
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by DXL 17y ago
For people like me, who get a Firefox security error message, try the links without the s in https: http://svn.cacert.org/CAcert/CAcert_Inc/Board/oss/oss_sabota...
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by DXL 17y ago
Tim Berners Lee, the creator of the Web and of URLs, wrote some time ago that he regretted the double slash in URLs, saying that one would suffice.
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by DXL 17y ago
When my IP was blocked I could connect but the HTTP server wouldn't respond. The ban was caused by a userscript posted here a couple of days ago that was poorly scripted and would thus trigger anti-DDOS/anti-scraping protection. I emailed P
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by DXL 17y ago
"Have you tried your same PC/browser but going through a proxy? Have you tried your same account on the same PC in a different browser? Tried logging in from a free/unsecured wifi somewhere? Tried deleting cookies in your browser? Tried a d
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by DXL 17y ago
Thanks. I emailed him yesterday and asked the same thing, now I'm just waiting for a response.
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by DXL 17y ago
I did install this userscript recently: http://github.com/brainkarma/hnreputation/tree/master Might that have triggered an automatic anti-scraping/anti-dos ban or something?

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