dx-800

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   by dx-800 5mo ago

   Yes, switching between development and sales/marketing is probably the hardest aspect for me. Most years I have a booth at an industry trade show. For a couple of weeks preparing for it, the week during the show, and a couple of weeks
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   by dx-800 5mo ago

   Coincidentally it's been almost exactly 7 years since I started my solo SaaS business, which is now how I make my living. My product started off 25 years ago as a simple intranet web app I wrote in Classic ASP running on a PC in the of
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   by dx-800 2y ago

   I don't consider it unfortunate. It's the marketplace in action. The owner of the site is, (as you probably know since you allude to his frequent complaints on his website about not having any money), an unpleasant person who has
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   by dx-800 2y ago

   Thanks for your interesting comment. I'm a happy customer of ridewithgps, and run a small B2B SaaS, so I love hearing details like this. One comment: I hope you don't start emphasizing the "social media" aspects, like St
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   by dx-800 2y ago

   It's for serious cyclists, for whom $10 a month is barely noticeable, considering how much you can spend on the bicycling hobby. For example, I do bicycle touring, weeks-long or months-long trips every year, and the RideWithGps route p