javahava

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by javahava 6y ago
If you're tired of scrolling on your phone's browser: https://www.jumpbrowser.com/
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by javahava 7y ago
Would love to get feedback/suggestions for this mobile browser that we built with a different browsing mechanism - jumping down/up pages as an alternative to scrolling! Initially built as a project to help folks who can get dizzy
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Show HN: Mobile browser with different browsing mechanism(apps.apple.com)
5 points by javahava 7y ago|1 comments
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by javahava 12y ago
Thanks very much! If you have any feedback to improve our tool, please let me know.
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Show HN: Free, one-step SEO site analysis(seositecheckup.com)
8 points by javahava 12y ago|3 comments
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Google's opaque site-penalties hurting small businesses(medium.com)
1 points by javahava 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Using social media buttons - good, bad, necessary evil?
2 points by javahava 15y ago|2 comments
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by javahava 15y ago
wow that's incredible. what does the company chip-in/cover per month for each person? or is that included in the $200 cost per person per month that you mentioned? how much would it cost to cover a spouse/child? i've seen some plans from em
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by javahava 15y ago
thanks! i have talked to a broker, and he pointed out several different options - all somewhat pricey unfortunately. as i expected, he viewed HSA's as a generally inferior option, thought that was a bit unclear why (i recall perhaps somethi
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by javahava 15y ago
great info thanks - you're right, there really needs to be an FAQ on this.
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by javahava 15y ago
Thanks for the info - that's helpful. > That said... if you're starting a family... pregnancy (and RX) are usually (ever?) covered. So you might not have a choice. HSA's do seem to make sense, but the pregnancy and any potential complic
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Ask HN: small startups, what do you use for health insurance?
80 points by javahava 15y ago|37 comments
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by javahava 16y ago
another helpful site for keeping a journal: http://www.inboxjournal.com . i like that the site sends email reminders where you can post entries, and that it has a clean interface.
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by javahava 16y ago
Yes, I needed to clarify this would be for the U.S. Thanks.
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Ask HN: Where to find reputable legal advice for web startup?
8 points by javahava 16y ago|3 comments
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Cisco Introduces Foundation for Next-Generation Internet(marketwire.com)
2 points by javahava 17y ago|1 comments
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by javahava 17y ago
There a few automated tools that can help you analyze your site for potential SEO mistakes - this is one I've made which can hopefully help: http://www.seositecheckup.com
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Ask HN: Most efficient practice schedule for learning?
8 points by javahava 17y ago|8 comments
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by javahava 17y ago
Hm; strange - i don't seem to get any error? can you email me what URL you're checking? information@seositecheckup.com. thanks!
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by javahava 17y ago
Heheh, yes, definitely. That's why I've tried to indicate that it's only moderately important at best. Perhaps its best to remove that analysis entirely, but I think beginner's would be looking for that kind of analysis (just to see what ke
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by javahava 17y ago
My tool looks for a number of other factors which those sites don't, and specifically ignores other factors which they do (it's a matter of personal expertise/opinion as to which factors are really impactful/helpful for beginner/intermediat
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by javahava 17y ago
I developed a search engine optimization (SEO) tool targeted for non-programmers/small businesses, to help them easily analyze and improve their site for search engines. I haven't found many tools that do this (they generally seem a bit con
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Ask HN: Review My App: SEOSiteCheckup.com(seositecheckup.com)
4 points by javahava 17y ago|7 comments