djg38

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by djg38 16y ago
The Android app came out almost a year ago I think. I've had it for a while, it's on the market of course.
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by djg38 16y ago
They won't open one either. It's standard Visa/MC operating regulations. You can't accept payments on behalf of others.
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by djg38 16y ago
Those threads are mostly full of recommendations that don't make sense. There'll be a couple actual recommendations of merchant account providers, which will have the exact same policies for reviewing accounts, freezing them if there's any
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by djg38 16y ago
The provision forbidding accepting payments on behalf of others is going to appear in the merchant agreement everywhere you look. It's standard. It's not a PayPal thing.
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by djg38 16y ago
http://www.springloops.com/ for private repositories and http://www.github.com/ for public ones
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by djg38 16y ago
I think I've entered it about a dozen times myself. I never clear cookies.
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by djg38 16y ago
No browser is standards compliant. That's impossible; the "standards", at least pre-HTML5, contain ambiguities and self-conflicts. It's all a matter of degree. And I can't agree with your assessment, Microsoft has shown interest in improv
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by djg38 16y ago
The ad networks and such will just track you through browser/device fingerprinting instead of cookies. Except for extremely tightly controlled, homogenous systems in corporations, it doesn't take much info beyond your IP and user agent to
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by djg38 16y ago
I have the very same app 80% complete. I haven't launched it because of all the caveats with international numbers. It's hard to try to sell this to web stores and the like that take orders from around the world if I can't support half thei