kasparloog

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by kasparloog 11y ago
Monitoring is a good idea. However, pixel-based comparison services are quite pointless for web pages. Banners, dynamic content etc. simply drives spam. Try Browserbite with its feature-based comparison. There are other regression-oriented
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by kasparloog 11y ago
Yes, the corporate tax is 0%. There is a dividend tax, making this business environment expecially lucrative if your plan is to reinvest profits. VAT is 20% Income tax for physical person is 20% and the company has to pay on top of it rough
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by kasparloog 12y ago
I'm the competitor nirvdrum was mentioning (Browserbite). We had a very nice founder-to-founder talk and we have gone through quite a few of the same failures that he has. I have all the respect for nirvdrum. Most people don't man
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Show HN: How we automatically test responsive pages in mobile devices(browserbite.com)
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Selenium vs Browserbite – what bugs can you find?(browserbite.com)
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The difference between pixel-by-pixel and feature based comparisons(browserbite.com)
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How we made testing 30 times faster without Selenium(browserbite.com)
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Test Photoshop design against real browsers automatically(browserbite.com)
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Test Photoshop design against real browsers automatically(browserbite.com)
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Browser wars here to stay - who will win?(browserbite.com)
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by kasparloog 13y ago
Akamai uses a different way to count the usage compare to Net Applications. Hence the difference. Also, Akamai's presence in China is somewhat of a question.
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by kasparloog 13y ago
Well - that's enough work to maintain your own app. Maintainging a fork of Rails and drilling through all of the vulnerabilities - that's an extra overhead. It's simpler to regression test your own app, I suppose.
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Update Rails or not – security issues either way(browserbite.com)
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From Soviet occupation to a cutting edge digital country(video.ft.com)
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A cross browser testing service with a twist going to private beta(browserbite.com)
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Do you test your site for color blind people? Three tips(browserbite.com)
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Manual cross browser testing? – prepare to miss 30% of bugs(browserbite.com)
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Do webdevelopers know or care about Cache-Control directive at all?(browserbite.com)
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About the HackerNews effect and where it led(browserbite.com)
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by kasparloog 14y ago
Yes, it is possible! Can you drop me an e-mail (you can find it on our site) on how do you plan to use the service for this purpose. Skype call could be best!
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by kasparloog 14y ago
We have plans to support the typical resolutions as well. 1366, 1920 and typical mobile/tablet resolutions. Is that what you're looking for? P.S. You can use the feedback button in the app to send more idea!
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by kasparloog 14y ago
We're planning to have monthly subscription that would include 50-100 comparisons (depending on how many configurations you want to have in the package) for $99 per month. Priority processing is for all paying customers, of course. There's
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by kasparloog 14y ago
You can write a whole PhD thesis about it. Basically it is a result of a 2+ year research project how to detect differences that are relevant to people. In fact the computers find a lot more differences when you compare pixel-by-pixel. The
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by kasparloog 14y ago
We ARE working on the payment module right now to give paying customers priority. For now, we just try keep our servers up to handle the load :) Kaspar from Browserbite
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by kasparloog 14y ago
We are suffering an overload right now. Normally a test does run in 20-30 seconds. We're doing everything we can to serve all the users that have signed up today and scale our servers. Sincerely, Browserbite team
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IPad emulators - a blatant lie?(browserbite.com)
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Is iPad Safari taking the same route as Internet Explorer?(browserbite.com)
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by kasparloog 14y ago
We're tackling the same question in our startup. A good insight!