JohnTitus

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by JohnTitus 14y ago
Thanks for the writeup!
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by JohnTitus 14y ago
I'm the OP. If you haven't heard of Facebook Offers, they're like coupons businesses can post on their Facebook page. But, if you're not already a Fan, they can be difficult to discover - so we made Foibly. Appreciate any feedback!
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Show HN: All Facebook Offers on one Place(foibly.com)
2 points by JohnTitus 14y ago|3 comments
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by JohnTitus 14y ago
More info?
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by JohnTitus 14y ago
My first question, as a user, would be - "How much?" Maybe create a page for each game you support with examples of quests/costs/the level of "companions" available and their experience...
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by JohnTitus 14y ago
You should consider, if you haven't already, doing some SEO work (both onpage and off) to target related keywords. It's usually cheaper and more successful (in my experience) than just buying ads, plus the affects are more long term. Keywor
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by JohnTitus 14y ago
Love the idea. How will you market it?
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by JohnTitus 14y ago
I also didn't like having to give my email just to see what you're selling, but did it anyway. And then found out that you're "full up", but you'll get back to me when there's room. I'm annoyed that that I'll now get email from you and so
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by JohnTitus 14y ago
I hate when that happens. However, with proper SEO, your site could still get a lot of visits. A quick search of Google Keywords shows that tens-of-thousands of people are searching for "court date" related items.
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by JohnTitus 14y ago
Why wouldn't they use ohdontforget to get a free reminder?
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by JohnTitus 14y ago
Large images ( > 1 MB or so ) put into a Canvas in Chrome cause Chrome to crash with the frowny face Uh oh. At least it did as of a few months ago, not sure if it's been fixed yet.
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by JohnTitus 14y ago
Are there other companies that do this sort of thing?
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by JohnTitus 15y ago
So what's the best alternative for a Java shop?
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Results of advertising my side project with Facebook and Google(blog.watermarquee.com)
2 points by JohnTitus 15y ago|0 comments
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by JohnTitus 15y ago
Too bad. It was very helpful for editing pics in Flickr.
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How The Golden Mean, Number, Rectangle, Spiral, and Triangle All Fit Together(blog.watermarquee.com)
2 points by JohnTitus 15y ago|0 comments
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Results of photograph watermark removal software trial(blog.watermarquee.com)
2 points by JohnTitus 15y ago|0 comments
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Security Flaw in Flash Photo Galleries(blog.watermarquee.com)
1 points by JohnTitus 15y ago|0 comments
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by JohnTitus 15y ago
I was a bit frustrated :(
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Damn you Safari. Damn you to hell.(blog.watermarquee.com)
6 points by JohnTitus 15y ago|4 comments
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Entrepreneurs Don't Take Risks (Malcolm Gladwell)(gladwell.com)
1 points by JohnTitus 15y ago|0 comments
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by JohnTitus 15y ago
Thanks, I'll take a look at that. The same thing was happening on Chrome in Windows for awhile, but I thought I had fixed it :(
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by JohnTitus 15y ago
http://www.watermarquee.com
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Show HN: My sideproject - The javascript is free, but the backend will cost you.
5 points by JohnTitus 15y ago|6 comments
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by JohnTitus 15y ago
I'm wary of signing up for a service that has no cost details.
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by JohnTitus 15y ago
Don't make me signup to post anonymous feedback. Also, the POST A RESPONSE button should be a button that I can click anywhere in, not a giant button with a little text link.
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by JohnTitus 15y ago
Neat, definitely useful. I'm wondering if it would be possible for someone (or you guys) to build something similar that would let me "take over" a user's session, so I can demonstrate my application to a potential new user.
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by JohnTitus 15y ago
Agree on the select button. Drag and drop is neat, but is usually annoying when my browser is full screen.
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by JohnTitus 15y ago
I tried to drop an image file. While it correctly fired the dragover event(changed the text to "Drop it like it's hot"), it didn't prevent the default drop event correctly - instead firefox 3.6 just showed me the image.
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by JohnTitus 16y ago
Pretty sure people have been predicting that ever since they heard this was coming.

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